The EMS Coordinator is the liaison between the Local Health System, all organizations that provide prehospital services, and individual prehospital providers. The EMS coordinator is responsible for planning, coordinating, and evaluating pre-hospital activities with the goal of improving the quality of services and building stronger relationships and communication with the individual pre-hospital providers, outside organizations and the community. The specific responsibilities include but not limited to community relations, quality improvement, education and provider development, and oversight of federal, state and local regulations and requirements. The EMS Coordinator role is a high profile community relations position that is crucial to the coordination and delivery of high quality patient care.

1. Education: N/A

2. License/Certifications: Preferred current National Registry EMT. Current State provider license (or be actively in the process of obtaining that license). ACLS certification and PALS certification preferred.

3. Experience: Minimum of two year prehospital experience (AEMT or above). Strong leadership, written and communication skills.