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EMTs and paramedics, matched on how you run a call.

Scene size-up, airway, trauma care, transport and the run report. Texas certifies EMTs and certifies or licenses paramedics through DSHS; a paramedic certification also covers EMT slots.

Free to join. In your browser, on iPhone and on Android.

Example screen, simplified from the app.

What the skills checklist starts with

Your checklist starts pre-checked from your role. You uncheck what you don't do and pick a depth for the rest: learning, some skill, independent, can supervise, or expert. Nothing counts until you confirm it.

Work you might do

  • Size up a scene and triage
  • Assess patients and chart findings
  • Manage airways and intubation support
  • Perform CPR and defibrillation
  • Control bleeding and splint injuries
  • Give medications and watch for reactions
  • Move and transport patients
  • Give radio reports to the hospital

Tools

  • Cardiac monitors and defibrillators
  • ePCR software (ImageTrend, ESO)
  • Power stretchers
  • Airway equipment
  • Two-way radios

Adapted from the O*NET database (USDOL/ETA, CC BY 4.0), shortened. Members can add more.

How it works for EMTs and paramedics

Licenses

Common here: Paramedic (state certification or license), Emergency medical technician (state certification), NREMT certification, Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Commercial driver’s license (Class B). The paramedic (state certification or license) is the one the law requires for this slot, so it's needed to be matched on it, and employers may make it a hard requirement. A license with its number counts for matching; verification is optional.

Trade partners you might meet

Firefighters, ER nurses, respiratory therapists and dispatchers.

Where you'd meet

A short facility tour, or a coffee near the facility before or after a shift.

Private EMS and beyond

Private services, hospitals and event medical post jobs here. Many fire departments hire through civil-service exams instead; mentoring and peer matches work either way.

Questions

Do EMTs and paramedics need a résumé?

No. You answer a tap-only questionnaire, check your skills and how deep each one goes, play a few short work stories, and invite people to vouch for you.

How is my license shown?

Entered with its number and state, it counts for matching right away and shows as "Self-reported". Verification ($29.99) adds a "Verified" badge. The number is never shown.

Can I meet over video?

No. This work always meets in person: A short facility tour, or a coffee near the facility before or after a shift.

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Free to join. Answer the basics in a few minutes and you can be matched right away. Everything else you add makes matching better.