Emergency Medical Technician

Job Description: Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Sultanate of Oman Job Title: Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) / Paramedic / Ambulance Officer Location: Sultanate of Oman (Muscat / Industrial Sites / Hospital Ambulance Services / Oil & Gas Sites) Industry: Healthcare / Pre-Hospital Emergency Medical Services (EMS) / Industrial Health Employment Type: Full-time Working Hours: Rotational Shift Duties (Day / Night Shifts & On-Call Emergency Cover) Job Overview We are recruiting disciplined, agile, and skilled Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) / Paramedics from India to provide rapid, high-standard pre-hospital emergency trauma and medical care across the Sultanate of Oman. The role involves emergency ambulance response, patient stabilization, basic and advanced airway management, trauma care, and safe transport to designated emergency departments or trauma centers. Key Clinical & Operational Responsibilities 1. Pre-Hospital Emergency Response & On-Scene Care Respond promptly to dispatch calls for emergency medical situations, vehicular accidents, industrial trauma, and medical distress calls. Rapidly conduct scene safety assessments, triage multiple casualties (MCI protocols), and determine evacuation priorities. Perform comprehensive primary and secondary patient surveys ( ABCDE approach: Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure). Deliver immediate emergency interventions: Airway & Breathing: Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) ventilation, supraglottic airway insertion, endotracheal suctioning, and supplemental oxygen administration. Circulation & Bleeding Control: Direct pressure, tourniquet application, pressure dressings, and rapid intravenous (IV) fluid resuscitation. Trauma & Immobilization: Cervical spine immobilization (C-collar, spine board), fracture splinting, pelvic binders, and burn dressing. Medical Resuscitation: Administer chest compressions, AED / Defibrillator application, and initiate BLS / ACLS resuscitation protocols. 2. Patient Transport & In-Transit Monitoring Monitor patient hemodynamics (ECG, SpO2, BP, pulse, pupil response, and blood glucose) continuously throughout ambulance transit. Administer approved emergency medications under standing pre-hospital medical director protocols. Deliver structured clinical handover (SBAR / MIST format) to receiving Emergency Department physicians and trauma teams upon arrival at the hospital. 3. Ambulance Readiness & Inventory Control Perform daily pre-shift inspections of the emergency response vehicle (ambulances): test sirens, beacons, communications, and fuel. Inspect, calibrate, and disinfect all onboard medical equipment: monitor/defibrillators, suction units, portable oxygen tanks, transport ventilators, and stretchers. Maintain strict inventory checklists of emergency drugs, consumables, and sterile supplies, replenishing utilized items immediately. Ensure meticulous documentation of Patient Care Reports (PCR) and incident sheets. Eligibility Criteria & Qualifications 1. Educational Qualifications Degree / Diploma: B.Sc in Emergency Medical Technology (EMT) / Trauma Care Technology / Critical Care Technology (3-year regular degree + 1-year internship), OR Diploma in Emergency Medical Services / EMT / Paramedic Science (2 to 3-year recognized diploma), OR B.Sc Nursing with dedicated, certified ambulance / emergency trauma response training. 2. Licensing & Regulatory Requirements (Oman MOH / OMSB) Oman Prometric Exam: Passed OMSB (Oman Medical Specialty Board) Prometric Exam for EMT / Paramedic / Allied Health (Candidates ready to appear immediately will also be considered). DataFlow PSV: Completed DataFlow verification for Oman MOH, or eligible to initiate immediately. Home Council Registration: Valid registration with relevant state paramedical board or nursing council in India. 3. Certifications (AHA / Accredited Bodies) Mandatory: Current BLS (Basic Life Support) and ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support). Highly Desirable: ITLS (International Trauma Life Support) or PHTLS (Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support). 4. Experience & Practical Skills Minimum 2 to 3+ years of continuous bedside emergency room (ER), ICU, ambulance service, or pre-hospital trauma experience in a recognized hospital or accredited EMS agency. Valid driving license (GCC or Indian Light/Heavy Vehicle Driving License is a strong advantage). Languages: Good working command of English (mandatory). Basic knowledge of Arabic is an added advantage. Physical fitness, endurance, ability to lift heavy stretchers, and mental resilience under critical emergency situations. Show more Show less