Acadian Health·Jacksonville, Florida
The Community Paramedic delivers hospital-level acute care directly in patients’ homes and conducts clinical assessments to ensure high-quality, patient-centered care. They also coordinate care with a virtual team and provide education to patients and caregivers.
Acadian Health is seeking an experienced Community Paramedic to provide hospital-level care in patients' homes as part of our Hospital-at-Home program. This role combines advanced clinical skills, care coordination, patient education, and technology to support patients recovering from acute illnesses and medical conditions outside of a traditional hospital setting. The Community Paramedic serves as the in-home clinical partner to a virtual care team, helping ensure safe, effective, and high-quality patient care.
Who Will Be Successful in This Role?
The ideal candidate is an experienced paramedic who is comfortable working independently in patients' homes, collaborating virtually with healthcare teams, and providing advanced patient care outside of a traditional hospital setting. Community Paramedicine, Critical Care, or Mobile Integrated Healthcare experience is highly valued.
This position requires current Paramedic licensure and experience providing direct patient care in emergency, acute care, or pre-hospital settings. Candidates who are not currently licensed as a Paramedic or who lack field-based patient care experience may not be considered.
Schedule: 2 Days On | 2 Days Off | 3 Days On
Position Type: Full-time
Minimum Qualifications: (Required)
Skills & Attributes
Why Join Acadian Health?
Acadian Health is transforming healthcare by bringing hospital-level care directly into patients' homes. Backed by more than 50 years of mobile healthcare experience, we partner with healthcare systems to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care beyond traditional hospital settings. As an employee-owner through our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), you'll share in the company's success while growing your career with one of the nation's leading providers of decentralized healthcare.
Market context
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