Creating Life Better Here starts with you. At San Juan Regional Medical Center, we're more than a healthcare provider—we're a values-driven organization dedicated to delivering exceptional care. As a team member, you help fulfill our mission to make life better here for our community.The EMS Supervisor will assist the EMS Manager in supervising the daily operations of the Emergency Medical Services Department by ensuring prompt response to 911 calls and the provision of quality medical treatment and transportation of medical care - according to established local, state, and federal medical guidelines and standards. They will schedule and supervise Paramedics, Advance EMT and, EMT - Basics on assigned shift; ensure compliance with all department and hospital policies and procedures; monitor and ensure the provision of adequate supplies and equipment are available for assigned shifts; helps assure all required patient care records are completed per NM state EMS requirements for their shift; ensure adequate staffing is maintained daily; provide initial and timely payroll for assigned shifts; facilitate all non-emergency transport(s) are completed in a timely manner; and represent the EMS Department with other hospital departments and area public safety agencies as assigned.Required Behaviors:As you go about fulfilling this mission, your work habits and work relationships should embody SJRMC's values. These values are our culture, our identity as an organization: Sacred Trust, Personal Reverence, Thoughtful Anticipation, Team Accountability and Creative Vitality ask more of us than merely completing some list of tasks. Our values ask for a deeper level of commitment, and what is asked of us we freely give because we believe in our mission.Required Qualifications:Current New Mexico EMT - Paramedic licensureCurrent and Valid New Mexico Driver’s LicenseCurrent DOT Physical (ability to obtain upon onboarding)Minimum of five (5) years of EMS related experience and educationNIMS 100, 200, 300,400,700, 800 (NIMS 300 and 400 must be obtained within one (1) year)Must meet the requirements for obtaining and maintaining life support certifications as outlined in the Life Support Certification policy (i.e., ACLS, BLS, and PALS)Duties and Responsibilities:On-duty supervisors will cover unit EMS-1 and assume the following responsibilities:Readily available at all times to respond to emergency calls throughout the countyEnsure the unit is functional and equippedMaintain a clean unit both inside and outMonitor EMS calls and ambulance status for assigned shifts and assist EMS crews with patient care when neededRespond to unusual or high-risk situations such as, but not limited to: MVCs reporting more than two (2) injuredHead-on collisions, all entrapments, and rolloversAll full cardiac arrestsAircraft emergenciesPotentially serious calls where additional assistance may be requiredAny scene where specifically requested by ambulance personnelRepresent EMS in all joint operations where Incident Command has been establishedAll structure fire responsesOther Duties: Routinely respond to calls of a serious nature to observe and assist the ambulance crew. May take a clinical role or command role when circumstances warrantCoordinates staffing and related needs to provide adequate staff and service coverage between and among stations and emergency response unitsOversee activities and handles various issues occurring during a shift; responds to personnel-related issues in accordance with established policies and procedures; handles issues and provides direction and assistance through subordinate reportsWrites, reviews, and recommends changes to existing protocols, policies, and procedures; reviews, assess and assists the work of staff assigned to shift. Help establish work schedules and other assignments, conduct performance appraisals and other related dutiesInspects each station and station crew on an assigned shift; ensures compliance with established policies, procedures for operational readinessIdentifies and corrects deficiencies; provides education and information regarding system operations; coordinates and schedules staff to attend required training and in-service activitiesAttend strategy and operations meetings with other supervisors and Chief as neededAssist with Medical Directors and QA/QI Compliance Coordinator with all QA related issues including medical guideline deviations and/or action plansEstablish a written Emergency Action Plan (EAP) for all major events: Stand-by, protests, large gatherings, etc. May be in conjunction with FFD, SJCFR, SJRMC, or OEM. It must be completed prior to the event if possible and briefed to all personnel involvedEnsure all initial EMS run reports for assigned shift are completed in a timely manner and in compliance with NM State EMS requirementsEnsure daily truck equipment checks are performed at every shift change and documentation submitted before noon every dayMust work one (1) shift a month on an ambulance if vacancies are unable to be filled by field staffMay serve in SJRMC Incident Command in various roles and responsibilities as assignedIdentify areas of continuing education needs and assist Education Coordinator in CE offeringsAssist with new hire orientation - provide consistent and thorough orientation of new employeesAssists with the inspection and maintenance of emergency vehicles and the ensuring of daily supply and equipment inventory; helps crews restock equipment in preparation for subsequent medical responses and shifts if neededReceives, reviews, prepares and/or submits various documents including daily schedules, daily logs, vehicle maintenance logs, maintenance requisitions, inventory lists, check sheets, incident reports, memos, and correspondenceVehicle maintenance responsibilities: Provide day to day accountability for maintenance by daily communication between supervisors and Fleet and Material CoordinatorEmployee Evaluations: Supervisors will evaluate their own shift members, utilizing all areas of feedback including direct observation, peer input (360 review)Public relations and educationStaffing responsibilitiesEach employee is responsible for implementing SJRMC’s Service Standards into their daily work:                                                     Safety, Courtesy, Effectiveness, and StewardshipOther duties as assignedPhysical Demands and Environmental Work Conditions:Ability to lift fifty (50) kgMay be exposed to infectious and contagious diseasesRegularly exposed to the risk of blood borne diseasesContact with patients under wide variety of circumstancesExposure to unpleasant elements (accidents, injuries and illness)Subject to varying and unpredictable situationsHandles emergency or crisis situationsOccasionally subjected to irregular hoursOccasional pressure due to multiple calls and injuriesRequires judgment/action in sometimes highly stressful situations