TAPP Workforce Solutions Inc. - 21 emplois
Winnipeg, MB
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Détails de l'emploi :
Télétravail
98 000 $ - 123 500 $ / année
Temps plein
Expérimenté
Avantages :
Assurance maladie
Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) – Air Medical Crew (AMC)
Employment Type
Full-Time | Rotational Schedule (2 weeks on / 2 weeks off)
Role Overview
The Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) is a critical member of an Air Medical Crew (AMC), delivering advanced prehospital and critical care during aeromedical transport missions. This role is transport-focused and operational in nature, providing high-acuity care to patients of all ages during community-to-facility and interfacility transfers.
Working alongside other AMC clinicians (Registered Nurses or Respiratory Therapists) and supported by 24/7 Online Medical Control (OLMC) physicians, the ACP practices with a high degree of clinical autonomy within established medical directives and transport medicine best practices.
This position is best suited to ACPs who thrive in dynamic, autonomous, high-acuity environments and are comfortable operating in remote, resource-limited, and weather-challenged regions.
Key Responsibilities
Clinical Care & Transport
Required
Compensation
This role is well suited to ACPs who:
Contact Bronwyn Williams:
Employment Type
Full-Time | Rotational Schedule (2 weeks on / 2 weeks off)
Role Overview
The Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) is a critical member of an Air Medical Crew (AMC), delivering advanced prehospital and critical care during aeromedical transport missions. This role is transport-focused and operational in nature, providing high-acuity care to patients of all ages during community-to-facility and interfacility transfers.
Working alongside other AMC clinicians (Registered Nurses or Respiratory Therapists) and supported by 24/7 Online Medical Control (OLMC) physicians, the ACP practices with a high degree of clinical autonomy within established medical directives and transport medicine best practices.
This position is best suited to ACPs who thrive in dynamic, autonomous, high-acuity environments and are comfortable operating in remote, resource-limited, and weather-challenged regions.
Key Responsibilities
Clinical Care & Transport
- Provide advanced assessment, stabilization, treatment, and continuous monitoring of critically ill or injured patients during aeromedical transport
- Deliver care across the lifespan, including adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations
- Perform rapid clinical decision-making in high-pressure, time-sensitive scenarios
- Operate within scope of practice while consulting with OLMC physicians as required
- Function as part of a multidisciplinary Air Medical Crew (ACP + RN or RRT)
- Adapt to varying team configurations based on patient acuity and mission requirements
- Operate across fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft equipped to ICU-level standards
- Support safe loading, unloading, and in-flight patient management
- Provide clinical leadership during patient handovers at sending and receiving facilities
- Act as a liaison between referring healthcare providers and receiving care teams
- Support and guide rural and remote healthcare staff during transport-related interactions
- Maintain clinical equipment, aircraft medical interiors, and transport readiness
- Participate in quality assurance initiatives, including chart audits and case reviews
- Adhere to all safety, operational, and clinical governance standards
- Aircraft-based clinical care is the primary work setting
- Deployment is system-driven and based on patient acuity, weather, and operational demand
- Base assignment does not limit geographic service area
- Extended transport times, variable call volumes, and 24/7 readiness are expected during rotations
- Full-time rotational model: 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off
- During on-rotation: continuous operational availability
Required
- Minimum 2 years of experience as an Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP)
- Active ACP registration in good standing in home province/territory
- Ability to obtain and maintain registration with the College of Paramedics of Manitoba (CPMB)
- Current certifications:
- BLS
- ACLS
- Experience in aeromedical or medical transport environments
- PALS
- NRP
- Trauma certification (PHTLS or ITLS)
- Indigenous cultural awareness training
Compensation
- Base Salary: $98,000 – $123,500 (experience dependent)
- Additional annual earnings:
- Per diem and paid travel days: ~$20,000 – $30,000
- Vacation and statutory holiday pay: ~$9,000 – $12,000
- Extended health, dental, and vision coverage
- Short- and long-term disability
- Life and travel health insurance
- RRSP matching / pension program
- Employee share purchase program
- All commercial travel to and from rotation locations arranged and paid
- Company-provided accommodations during rotations
- Airline and hotel loyalty points retained by the employee
- Annual reimbursement of professional licensing fees
- Access to a dedicated medical simulation and training facility
- Annual recurrent training and skills refreshers
- Strong mentorship and clinical governance framework
- Emphasis on continuous learning and transport medicine excellence
This role is well suited to ACPs who:
- Excel in high-acuity, autonomous clinical environments
- Are adaptable, resilient, and operationally flexible
- Value teamwork within high-performance multidisciplinary crews
- Are comfortable with rotational work in remote and northern regions
- Demonstrate respect for Indigenous and underserved communities
Contact Bronwyn Williams:
Foire aux questions
This is a full-time rotational role with a 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off schedule and continuous operational availability during on-rotation.
Base salary ranges from $98,000.00 to $123,500.00 per year, with additional annual earnings from per diem and paid travel days (~$20,000–$30,000) and vacation/holiday pay (~$9,000–$12,000).
The role is based in Winnipeg, MB, and involves aircraft-based clinical care with deployments driven by patient acuity, weather, and operational demand.
Requirements include a minimum of 2 years as an Advanced Care Paramedic, active ACP registration in good standing, ability to obtain CPMB registration, and current BLS and ACLS certifications.
The ACP provides advanced assessment, stabilization, treatment, and continuous monitoring across adult, pediatric, and neonatal populations during aeromedical transport.
The position provides access to a medical simulation and training facility, annual recurrent training and skills refreshers, a strong mentorship and governance framework, and emphasis on continuous transport medicine learning.
