Manages EMS department resources; i.e., medical supplies, treatment and diagnostic equipment, communications equipment, uniforms, vehicles, buildings, training equipment, physical stations, and offices, in accordance with standards consistent with delivery of competent patient care and maintenance of a positive public image.
Maintains and implements a set of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the EMS department that is consistent with national, state and local standards and approved by the agency’s Medical Director. Such SOPs are to be referenced in the agency’s Medical Supervision Plan and annual state licensure application.
Establishes a Medical Supervision Plan for the out-of-hospital setting according to the most current rules and standards adopted by the Med Control protocols.
Serves as the EMS department representative and liaison by coordinating with other County and/or local and regional emergency response agencies in emergency situations and such other incidents as may arise. Maintains a functional Incident Command structure consistent with standard FEMA requirements.
Over-sees public relations and clinical outreach functions through community education programs; i.e., CPR/First Aid certifications, participation in school and community events, presence at public meetings, and participation in such other activities on a local, state and regional basis as may be appropriate.
Develops and implements an annual EMS training calendar.
Manages the EMS department’s payables, accounts receivable and ambulance run billing systems.
Performs related duties as are assigned or needed. Related duties as required are duties that may not be specifically listed in the Position Description but are within the general occupational series and responsibility level typically associated with the employee’s classification of work.
Establishes, implements, monitors, and revises an efficient operational EMS operation that delivers competent, compassionate patient care in the pre-hospital and in-hospital setting.
Actively supports the mission, vision, and organizational goals of the EMS Authority.
Posting Deadline: October 23, 2026 – 12:00 PM
Please send letter of interest or resume to: kim@jvemsa.org
Jordan Valley EMS is looking for Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedics.
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2026 Meeting Schedule
The Jordan Valley EMS Authority Board will hold regular meetings on the following dates in 2026. Meetings will be held in the meeting room at the Emergency Services building, 555 Maple Street, East Jordan, Michigan and will begin at 5:30pm unless posted otherwise. 231-536-7881
The Jordan Valley Emergency Medical Services Authority was formed in 2014 as a consortium between six municipalities with a common goal to provide excellent emergency medical care and other services to their constituencies.
Our members consist of the City of East Jordan as well as the townships of Banks, Jordan, Wilson, South Arm, Echo and Eveline.