Paramedic / Critical Care Paramedic — IFT & 911 Response

Compensation & benefits$5,700+ tour pay per 10-day assignment$500 food stipend per tour (pre-paid debit card)$550 travel stipend per tourLodging provided and fully paid by EMS UnlimitedHigher pay rates available for credentialed Critical Care ParamedicsOvertime paid in accordance with state and federal lawThe schedule — built for work-life balanceOption A — 10 on / 10 offWork a 10-day tour, take 10 days fully off. Half your life is yours. Ideal if you want consistent income and regular time home.Option B — 10 on / 20 offWork one tour per month and take three weeks off. Perfect for those who want maximum time away — hunting, family, or a second gig.North Eastern, MT — remote medicine at its bestThe northeast corner of Montana — open country, small community, and the kind of EMS environment where your skills actually matter. If you're someone who wants to practice at the top of your license, work without bureaucratic noise, and come home with a real sense of what you accomplished, this is that assignment. Hunting, fishing, and wide-open outdoors are right outside the door on your days off.What you'll doRespond to 911 emergency calls and interfacility transport (IFT) requestsProvide BLS, ALS, and — for CCPs — critical care level treatment and monitoringOperate as a trusted presence in a small community that depends on youMaintain unit readiness: equipment inventory, restocking, and cleanliness after every callCollaborate professionally with hospital staff, dispatch, and partner agenciesRepresent EMS Unlimited's values: patient-first, professional, safety-mindedRequirementsMust be able to obtain Montana Paramedic licensureParamedic (EMT-P) or Critical Care Paramedic (CCP/FP-C/CCP-C) credentialComfortable with autonomous, rural EMS operationsStrong clinical judgment and patient care orientationProfessional and reliable — small teams depend on every member showing upBeyond this assignmentEMS Unlimited responds to wildfire, disaster, and special operations assignments throughout the year across multiple states. Medics who perform well open doors to additional tours, other station assignments, and broader roles within a growing organization.