Paramedics are responsible for the medical assessment, care, safety, support and transition of youth in a secure or semi-secure, short-term stabilization unit.
Duties and Responsibilities: Performs assessments and therapeutic and diagnostic procedures and interventions in accordance with Child & Family Services, Residential Licensing Standards and Primary Care Paramedic occupational profile and professional standards of practice;
Provides medical treatment as required, including physical and mental assessments, monitoring vitals, administering medication, skin and wound care, etc., and acts as a medical liaison with external medical and care providers;
Participates in the facilitation of medical clearance and discharge of youth to and from the unit;
Develops a strong therapeutic relationship with youth to support treatment milieu and role model healthy relationships;
Recommends resources and provides referrals to address identified health concerns;
Supports the development of treatment plans in consultation with a multi-disciplinary team, youth, and parent(s)/guardian(s);
Provides educational information regarding addiction, harm reduction, and health promotion issues to youth, parents, guardians and staff;
Prepares clear and concise reports of relevant observations and evaluation of care, including medical charts and health records to ensure continuity of quality service, communication and client documentation;
Participates in treatment reviews and team meetings to provide information regarding client progress;
Maintains equipment and conducts quality control testing on a regular basis.




Assists in the day-to-day tasks/routines in managing the unit, including direct support of the youth, as required;
Demonstrates an active commitment towards professional growth and advancement through participation in training, workshops, etc.;
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: Graduate of Canadian Medical Association (CMA) Accredited Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) Program Certificate; current license to practice as a Primary Care Paramedic within the Province of Manitoba is required;
Valid First Aid/CPR is required;
Minimum one year of relevant working experience;
Demonstrated knowledge of best practices in assessment and intervention techniques related to co-occurring disorders including those related to mental health and substance use from a harm reduction approach;
Ability to apply critical thinking during stressful situations;
Ability to independently interpret and apply protocols in response to clinical situations;
Must be comfortable and competent in crisis de‑escalation and behaviour management;
Mental health/crisis training certifications including NVCI (Non‑Violent Crisis Intervention) and/or ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills) would be considered an asset;
Satisfactory Criminal Record and clear Vulnerable Sector checks;
Explicit Child Abuse Registry and satisfactory Prior Contact checks;
Knowledge of indigenous culture, or willingness to learn, including participating in cultural practices, programming and ceremonies alongside youth;
Basic computer knowledge and experience with Microsoft Office software.
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📌 Primary Care Paramedic PCP (YASU) 26-075 (Manitoba)
🏢 Marymound
📍 Manitoba