Event Emergency Medic - Paramedic, First Aid
About the job
- Possess and maintain a valid driver's license.
- Possess and maintain a current certification as a Paramedic, Advanced Emergency Medical Technician, Basic Emergency Medical Technician, or Emergency Medical Responder.
- Possess and maintain current cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification.
- Work long show days of up to 15 hours.
- Maintain composure and organization in hectic and loud environments.
- Work weekdays, weekends, holidays, and late evenings.
- Respond to emergency and non-emergency requests calmly, efficiently, and promptly.
- Administer basic life support to patients at the scene in a pre-hospital or pre-transport setting in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and standards.
- Assess the nature and extent of injury or illness to establish and prioritize medical procedures.
- Conduct pre-event medical equipment inventory and clean, organize, and restock supplies after each event.
- Respond to requests for emergency and non-emergency medical care at events.
- Assist event staff with general tasks that support the event.
- Handle radio communications professionally and efficiently while protecting confidential information.
- Work cooperatively with event staff, volunteers, security teams, emergency medical services transport agencies, event participants, and spectators.
- Perform responsibilities in a manner that protects patient privacy.
- Remain focused in chaotic or crowded situations and make sound, split-second decisions.
- Lift patients when needed and stand, walk, or navigate large, crowded venues for extended periods.
- Identify potential hazards and navigate safely in a high-energy environment.
- Rapidly assess patients and apply critical thinking to make intervention decisions with limited information.
- Provide necessary assistance to maintain work-area sanitation, readiness, and quality-assurance standards.
- Maintain flexibility as work shifts and start times vary.
- Keep certifications, licenses, and registrations up to date.
- FEMA Incident Command System training 100 and 700.
- FEMA active shooter course.
About the company
Live Nation Middle East organizes and promotes live events in the Middle East, including concerts, comedy shows, and family entertainment. It brings international artists to the region and coordinates venues, production, marketing, and ticketing to enable audiences to attend events. The company earns revenue from ticket sales, sponsorships, and merchandise, leveraging a global network and local partnerships to deliver multi-genre experiences. Its goal is to grow the live entertainment market responsibly by expanding opportunities for artists, brands, and local venues while emphasizing sustainability.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Beverly Hills, California
Founded
2005
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue hit $7.7 billion; ticketing revenue rose 15% to $852 million.
- Record Q2 attendance reached 49 million fans, and deferred revenue hit $6.4 billion.
- June 2026 Argentina and Greece deals extend inventory, touring control, and international growth.
What critics are saying
- March 2026 DOJ settlement still awaits Tunney Act approval, delaying final closure and certainty.
- FTC's September 2025 price-deception lawsuit targets Ticketmaster checkout fees and consumer trust.
- A divestiture order against Ticketmaster would cripple Live Nation's integrated model and valuation.
What makes Live Nation Entertainment unique
- Live Nation owns concerts, ticketing, sponsorships, and venues across 2026 global touring markets.
- Creator Nation, launched October 1, 2026, expands Live Nation into creator monetization.
- June 1, 2026, Dale Play and High Priority deepen regional control in Argentina and Greece.
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Benefits
Paid Vacation
Professional Development Budget
Hybrid Work Options
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
15%1 year growth
15%2 year growth
15%StockStory, a stock research service, named one high-flying stock to hold long term and two to avoid, citing steep valuations and volatility risks. It advises selling Live Nation, which trades at $168.31 per share, or 124.6x forward earnings. It points to 5.1% annual revenue growth over two years, a 3.6% operating margin, and a free cash flow margin expected to fall by 1.7 percentage points. It also warns against Patterson-UTI, at $11.42 per share, or 65.3x forward earnings. Its gross margin is 29.9%, its EBITDA margin has not moved in five years, and its free cash flow margin is 5.8%. The pick to buy is JFrog, at $98.80 per share, or 17.7x forward sales. Billings growth has averaged 31.5% over the last year, and its free cash flow margin is 28.3%.
StockStory names two S&P 500 stocks to buy and one to avoid, citing growth, margins, and cash flow. It would sell Live Nation, the owner of Ticketmaster, which has a market cap of $39.68 billion. Revenue grew 5.1% annually over two years, and its operating margin of 3.6% trails the industry average. At $170.71 per share, it trades at 125.4x forward earnings. Keysight ($65.16 billion market cap) is a buy. Revenue grew 14.7% annually over two years, and its free cash flow margin is 21.4%. The shares trade at $382.04, or 27.7x forward earnings. Everpure ($51.48 billion) also makes the buy list. It projects 38% revenue growth over the next 12 months, and earnings per share have compounded at 54.2% annually over five years. Its $154.74 share price implies 46.2x forward earnings.
Live Nation is launching Creator Nation, a new firm focused on managing and supporting creators in the digital economy. The venture will be led by co-founders Scott and Alexis Fisher, who previously founded management companies acquired by other entities. Creator Nation will provide creators with support across content, commerce, brand partnerships and live experiences. The firm plans to acquire and grow creator management companies whilst offering resources to help them operate more efficiently. Live Nation will provide financial and logistical backing, with live experiences identified as a major growth area. The company aims to help creators build sustainable businesses beyond social media algorithms by converting followers into engaged fans. The service will work with a range of creators, from top YouTubers to niche content producers with strong businesses.
Live Nation Entertainment's general counsel Michael Rowles sold 1,084 shares on 6 August, according to an SEC filing. The transaction was non-discretionary, covering tax liabilities from vesting restricted stock grants rather than a voluntary sale. Following the disposal, Rowles retains 200,806 shares, representing a 0.09% stake in the company. His remaining position is valued at $36.5 million based on the 6 August closing price of $181.77. Live Nation operates across three segments: Concerts, Ticketing, and Sponsorship & Advertising. The company reported trailing-12-month revenue of $26.3 billion and net income of $134.7 million. Its market capitalisation stands at $42.3 billion, with shares achieving a 22% one-year return.
Live Nation Entertainment CEO Michael Rapino disposed of 16,251 shares on 6 August through an automatic transaction to cover tax liabilities from vesting restricted stock units. The non-discretionary sale was valued at $3 million. Following the transaction, Rapino retains 4.2 million shares directly held, representing a stake worth $761.28 million as of the market close on 6 August. Live Nation, the world's largest live entertainment company, operates concert promotion, ticketing, and sponsorship businesses. The company reported $26.3 billion in trailing twelve-month revenue and maintains a market capitalisation of $42.3 billion. The stock delivered a 22% return over the twelve months ending on the transaction date.