The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Program is an agency authorized program per directive Forest Service Manual 6900 and allows agency credentialed EMS providers to render emergency medical care. The National EMS Medical Director and cadre of Local EMS Medical Advisors (LEMAs) provide medical direction to agency medical personnel.

Whatever your career interests may be, you can most likely work in that field in your community as a Forest Service employee. Medical and safety careers include, Nursing, Law Enforcement, Safety, Dispatch, and much more.

May 22, 2023 · Forest Service Medical Director Dr. Michelle Curry and EMS program manager Bob Ehrlich have built a robust physicians’ cadre. We have 80 local emergency medical advisors across the nation who support the program and provide local medical direction to …

The Paramedic Fireline incumbent provides emergency medical care on an active fireline, division or other physically challenging assignment. This resource may also provide care in the medical unit and/or at other locations as directed by the Incident Commander or representative.

National Park Service EMS Policy •NPS is the recognized expert in EMS services in the federal government •30 years of lessons learned and proven policies and procedures •Extensive network of local medical advisors across the country •NPS is primary EMS provider to public in National Parks, the Forest Service will not be a EMS

LifeLine Ambulance, Inc. is the leader in providing wildland medical support to the brave men and women who have battled devastating wildfires across Washington and Oregon for over 20 years and in recent years as far as Colorado and California.

12 Forest Service Paramedic jobs available on Indeed.com. Apply to Paramedic, Emergency Medical Technician, Firefighter/emt and more!

A dedicated team of experienced, National Registry paramedics, EMTs and RNs, providing medical services to remote wildland and disaster areas, industrial and construction sites as well as a wide range of event locations.

The EMTF provides emergency medical services (EMS) on an active fireline, division or other physically challenging assignment. This position may also assist at the medical unit and/or other incident location as requested by the Incident Commander or representative.

We offer a wide variety of career opportunities that span communities nationwide. Use the links below to find out more about common careers with the Forest Service and some of the hiring programs we support.