As a Primary Care Paramedic (PCP), you will assess emergency scenes and patients, and may transport ill or injured patients from emergency scenes and between facilities. This includes operating ambulances or other modes of transportation. You may treat patients by administering minor medications, providing basic life support (BLS) airway adjuncts, and semi-automated defibrillation. You may also lead the BLS crew in delivering clinical care during patient transport or at emergency scenes.You will assist with ensuring that ambulances or other Emergency Medical Services (EMS) vehicles, such as non-emergent transport (NET), are properly stocked and equipped.The working environment for a PCP is demanding and includes exposure to heat, cold, rain, snow, and wind; moving traffic; and industrial and agricultural equipment. You will travel in all weather conditions and to remote locations (e.G., backcountry) with exposure to hazardous and graphic scenes and direct exposure to bodily fluids. The working conditions are also physically demanding. You must be able to endure frequent lifting and carrying of up to 105 lbs, while transporting and transferring patients, supplies, and equipment. You must also be able to endure frequent, simultaneous kneeling and trunk flexion for extended periods, and stand and sit for extended periods, bend, twist, side-carry up to 20 lbs in each hand, and assume awkward positions.Physical DemandsLifting and carrying of up to 105 lbsSimultaneous kneeling and trunk flexion for extended periodsStanding and sitting for extended periods, bending,



twisting, side-carrying up to 20 lbs in each handAssuming awkward positionsRequired QualificationsNon-restricted registration in good standing with the Alberta College of Paramedics (ACOP) as a Primary Care Paramedic (PCP)Current Basic Cardiac Life Support (BLS) CPR certificationMust hold or be able to obtain a valid Class 4 Alberta Operator License or equivalent, and a five-year driver abstract current within six months with no more than six demerits prior to commencing workProof of successful completion of the Functional Abilities Recruitment Evaluation (F.A.R.E.) test via a certificate provided by Lifemark, completed no more than six months prior to applicationMust be qualified to perform full operational duties as of the start datePreferred QualificationsPrevious EMS experience in a metro, suburban, rural, or interfacility setting and in other areas of health care and public safetyCompletion of additional post-secondary programs considered an assetApplicants should provide any post-secondary education or training at the time of application for consideration during the selection processOther InformationVehicle Requirement: Driver's License, vehicle providedLocation: EMS OldsSalary: $33.67-$42.51 per hourShift pattern: Days, evenings, nights, weekends; 12-hour shifts; 28shifts per cycle; 8-week durationRecruitment test: Functional Abilities Recruitment Evaluation (F.A.R.E.) via LifemarkPosting end date: 14-MAY-2026Application start date: 20-JUN-2026#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Primary Care Paramedic - C$33.7 - C$42.5 An Hour (Winnipeg)
🏢 EMS
📍 Winnipeg