Part-Time

Paramedic

Updated on 8/3/2026

Integrative Emergency Services

Integrative Emergency Services

201-500 employees

Physician-led hospital staffing and management

No salary listed

Livingston, TX, USA + 1 more

More locations: Lufkin, TX, USA

In Person

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Phlebotomy
Epic (EHR)
Patient Care
Vital Signs

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Requirements
  • Active registration on Texas Department of State Health Services is required.
  • Certification and active licensure as a Paramedic are required.
  • The role requires physical stamina and adaptability to shift-based schedules.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills are required to interact with patients, nurses, and providers.
  • Ability to recognize avoidable delays, identify escalation needs, and proactively manage tasks.
  • Ability to work collaboratively with the emergency-department team.
Responsibilities
  • Monitor and update patient vital signs in compliance with vital-signs policy and Emergency Severity Index scoring, identify abnormal vital signs, and address overdue notifications in EPIC Narrator.
  • Continuously observe patients in the lobby and newly arriving patients, identify changes in condition, and help maintain lobby order and safety.
  • Use laptops or Workstations on Wheels to make real-time updates in EPIC.
  • Assist with intravenous starts and phlebotomy under the direction of the triage team.
  • Communicate with the triage team using walkie-talkies or direct communication to minimize delays and optimize patient care.
  • Monitor EPIC for unacknowledged orders, laboratory delays, sample-collection issues, and radiology delays.
  • Communicate identified delays to the charge nurse or triage nurse and escalate to emergency-department leadership when necessary.
  • Assist with applying durable medical equipment, appliances, and splints to expedite discharge.
  • Respond to nurses or clinicians requesting durable medical equipment assistance.
  • Work with Patient Access Services staff to obtain required patient consents before triage or discharge.
  • Monitor EPIC for pending discharges and notify Patient Access Services when consents are required.
  • Identify patients exceeding 20 minutes from triage to provider without active orders.
  • Notify the triage team to initiate standard medically delegated orders and assist with intravenous starts and laboratory draws.
  • Perform ultrasound-guided intravenous placement after competency training and approval, when eligible.
  • Assist providers with wound care, suture setup, and other procedures under direct provider guidance.
  • Collaborate with the triage team on electrocardiograms, intravenous starts, blood draws, and vital signs, with a goal of less than 10 minutes from door to electrocardiogram for applicable patients.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in an emergency department or similar high-paced clinical setting.
  • Competency in ultrasound-guided intravenous placement, if applicable.
Integrative Emergency Services

Integrative Emergency Services

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IES provides staffing and management solutions for hospital emergency departments and other clinical services by partnering with hospitals and physician groups. It uses a network of physicians and clinicians and offers non-clinical support, analytics, and billing services to improve patient throughput and care quality. The company differentiates itself with a physician-led, clinician-owned model that operates without corporate or private equity influence and ties incentives to clinical leadership and data-driven improvements. Its goal is to raise healthcare quality and patient outcomes while strengthening partner hospitals’ performance and reputation.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

N/A

Founded

2011

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What believers are saying

  • Hospital partnerships improve throughput, quality, and patient-centered care.
  • Broad specialty coverage deepens account relationships across the acute-care continuum.
  • Leadership development and research culture support retention, succession, and clinician recruitment.

What critics are saying

  • Revenue concentration in hospital contracts creates renewal and rebid exposure.
  • Labor shortages and clinician churn threaten coverage continuity and margins.
  • Quality, billing, or compliance failures can trigger rapid hospital termination.

What makes Integrative Emergency Services unique

  • Physician-founded, physician-owned, and physician-led since 2011.
  • Combines emergency medicine staffing with management, billing, and operations.
  • Extends beyond emergency departments into anesthesia, surgery, critical care, and telemedicine.

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