Job DescriptionJob DescriptionMercy Flights is accepting applications for a full-time MIH Community Healthcare Worker.Under indirect supervision, works closely with the MIH team, primary care teams, and social services agencies to provide short-term care coordination and connection to resources and support to program clients to improve their health and general well-being through education and coordination of care and services. Works in both clinical and community-based settings, including client's homes. May act as a peer support worker, where applicable, if self-disclosed as a current or former consumer of mental health or substance abuse services with at least two years of mental health or substance abuse recovery.Position Information: Full-time schedule that promotes work-life balance and weekends off. The CHW position features a rotating schedule with 10.5-hour shifts from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM, alternating between on and off days over a two-week period, totaling 84 hours.Daily overtime if shift exceeds 12 hours. Full benefits package including employee medical, dental & vision coverage (dependent coverage options available), cafeteria plan, flexible spending dollars, life insurance, short-term disability, 401k w/company contribution, employee assistance program (EAP), earned time off (ETO) and company provided uniforms. Essential Duties and Responsibilities:Provide quality patient care for clinical operating guidelines and policies, protocols, and accepted standards of care.Maintains comprehensive electronic client files, which include client notes, the release of information, assessments and other medical documents acquired on behalf of the client.Complete patient care reports promptly per Oregon State law company protocols and guidelines.Conduct proactive and post-hospital visitsProvide in-home assessments and health educationSupport patients with chronic conditions and navigate social determinants of healthOffer peer support in mental health or substance abuse recoveryCollaborate closely with healthcare teams and community partnersWork in both clinical and non-traditional care environmentsPerform basic clinical care such as vital checks and wound careEducate patients and families on self-care and disease preventionThis is a field-based position involving local travel throughout our service area. A full-time rotating schedule with 10.5-hour shifts offers work-life balance and weekends off.Build and maintain positive working relationships with clients, providers, nurse case managers, agency representatives, supervisors, and office staff from diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds.Qualification Requirements:A High School Diploma or equivalent is required.Oregon Driver’s LicenseCPR certification An associate degree in health care or human services is preferred. A combination of education and experience will be consideredAny combination of one (1) year of health care/social services experience and/or education is required; two (2) years is preferredExperience in the substance abuse and/or mental health field is preferredCommunity Health Worker certificate (required to obtain within one year of start date)How to apply:Apply online at: www.mercyflights.com. To ensure consideration, a completed resume and Mercy Flights application must be received. Incomplete applications and/or resumes will not be accepted or considered for review. This position will remain open until it is filled.Mercy Flights is a drug free workplace and follows federal guidelines set by the United States Department of Labor to provide a safe and drug-free work environment.Mercy Flights is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Job DescriptionJob Description(Apprentice 2: Focuses on paramedic licensure while performing EMT duties.)
The Next Round of Applications is Open for the Southern Oregon EMS Apprenticeship Program!We're thrilled to announce the opening of the next round of applications for the groundbreaking Southern Oregon Emergency Medical Services Apprenticeship Program (SOEMSAP), spearheaded by Mercy Flights and our community partners.
Program Overview:Purpose: Designed to tackle the forecasted healthcare workforce crisis by diversifying and expanding the pool of EMS professionals.Financial Support: Participants are eligible for full-time employment, including wages and benefits, while completing EMT and Paramedic Education.Scholarship Awards: Participants can secure up to full tuition scholarships towards completing the EMT, EMS Certificate, or AAS Paramedicine programs at Rogue Community College.Sheila Clough, CEO of Mercy Flights, remarks: "The strain of the pandemic has underscored the critical shortage of healthcare professionals, particularly in the EMS sector. Our apprenticeship program aims to bridge this gap, fostering awareness, recruitment, and employment of future EMS providers."Program Benefits:Community Outreach: Targeted outreach for rural and vulnerable populations to enhance visibility and employment opportunities.Hands-on Education: Offering practical, mentorship-driven education and streamlined access to local EMS resources.Job Placement: Providing job placement in local EMS organizations, ensuring students gain invaluable on-the-job skills.Key Dates:Application Opening: May 2025Interview Period: June 2025Cohort Launch: Fall, 2025Clough adds: "With the pressing demand for EMS professionals statewide, students can expect promising job prospects even before graduation. Mercy Flights is committed to investing in our community and reshaping the landscape of healthcare provision."If you ALREADY have your EMT license and are interested in continuing to paramedic licensure, click here for the Apprentice 2 application link
Requirements: Education: High School Diploma or equivalent required.Experience: Prior work experience is preferred.• Oregon Driver’s License, Oregon EMT license, and CPR certification required.• Must be at least 18 years old and meet company driving record requirements as listed in the Medical Operations Guidelines in order to comply with Mercy Flights insurance carrier requirements for driving company vehicles.Application: Please see the attached job description to learn more about the role responsibilities and requirements. When submitting your application online on ADP, please attach a cover letter in no more than 500 words, give a description of why you are interested in an EMS Apprenticeship. .......Purpose of Data CollectionWe are collecting specific demographic information to improve services for underserved populations through the Future Ready Oregon Grant Programs. This data is crucial in demonstrating the reach and impact of our program, ensuring we continue to receive support to serve our community effectively.We understand the sensitivity of the information we are requesting. Please be assured that:• All information collected will be kept strictly confidential.• Data will be stored securely and only accessible to authorized personnel.Use of DataThe collected data will be used solely for the following purposes:• Reporting to state grant providers to demonstrate compliance and program effectiveness.• Enhancing program design and delivery to better meet the needs of our participants.• Statistical analysis to improve service delivery and outreach efforts.Contact InformationIf you have any questions or concerns about the data collection process or how your information will be used, please contact Marcus at marcusa@mercyflights.comThank you for your cooperation and support.
Job DescriptionJob Description (Apprentice 1: Focuses on EMT licensure and supportive tasks in EMS.)
The Next Round of Applications is Open for the Southern Oregon EMS Apprenticeship Program !We're thrilled to announce the opening of the next round of applications for the groundbreaking Southern Oregon Emergency Medical Services Apprenticeship Program (SOEMSAP), spearheaded by Mercy Flights and our community partners.Program Overview:Purpose: Designed to tackle the forecasted healthcare workforce crisis by diversifying and expanding the pool of EMS professionals.Financial Support: Participants are eligible for full-time employment, including wages and benefits, while completing EMT and Paramedic Education.Scholarship Awards: Participants can secure up to full tuition scholarships towards completing the EMT, EMS Certificate, or AAS Paramedicine programs at Rogue Community College.Sheila Clough, CEO of Mercy Flights, remarks: "The strain of the pandemic has underscored the critical shortage of healthcare professionals, particularly in the EMS sector. Our apprenticeship program aims to bridge this gap, fostering awareness, recruitment, and employment of future EMS providers."Program Benefits:Community Outreach: Targeted outreach for rural and vulnerable populations to enhance visibility and employment opportunities.Hands-on Education: Offering practical, mentorship-driven education and streamlined access to local EMS resources.Job Placement: Providing job placement in local EMS organizations, ensuring students gain invaluable on-the-job skills.Key Dates:Application Opening: May 2025Interview Period: June 2025Cohort Launch: Fall, 2025Clough adds: "With the pressing demand for EMS professionals statewide, students can expect promising job prospects even before graduation. Mercy Flights is committed to investing in our community and reshaping the landscape of healthcare provision."Apply: If you DO NOT have an EMT license and are not currently in an EMT class, click here for the Apprentice 1 application link Requirements: Education: High School Diploma or equivalent preferred.Experience: Prior work experience is preferred.• Oregon Driver’s License.• Must be at least 18 years old and meet company driving record requirements as listed in the Medical Operations Guidelines in order to comply with Mercy Flights insurance carrier requirements for driving company vehicles.Application: Please see the attached job description to learn more about the role responsibilities and requirements. When submitting your application online on ADP, please attach a cover letter in no more than 500 words, give a description of why you are interested in an EMS Apprenticeship. .......Purpose of Data CollectionWe are collecting specific demographic information to improve services for underserved populations through the Future Ready Oregon Grant Programs. This data is crucial in demonstrating the reach and impact of our program, ensuring we continue to receive support to serve our community effectively.We understand the sensitivity of the information we are requesting. Please be assured that:• All information collected will be kept strictly confidential.• Data will be stored securely and only accessible to authorized personnel.Use of DataThe collected data will be used solely for the following purposes:• Reporting to state grant providers to demonstrate compliance and program effectiveness.• Enhancing program design and delivery to better meet the needs of our participants.• Statistical analysis to improve service delivery and outreach efforts.Contact Information: If you have any questions or concerns about the data collection process or how your information will be used, please contact Marcus at marcusa@mercyflights.comThank you for your cooperation and support.
