What are the responsibilities and job description for the EMT Supervisor position at Fourth Street Clinic?
Our Why
Fourth Street Clinic helps Utahns experiencing homelessness improve their health and quality of life by providing high-quality, integrated healthcare. Our team is passionate, collaborative, and deeply committed to health equity and human dignity.
What You’ll Oversee
As EMT Supervisor, you’ll keep Fourth Street Clinic’s community-based EMT services steady, safe, and people-centered across Salt Lake County. This role exists to support EMT staff in the field and make sure trauma-informed medical support lines up with provider treatment plans and clinic standards.
Key responsibilities:
- Provide day-to-day field supervision, scheduling coordination, and real-time support to EMT staff
- Oversee EMT operations in shelters and street-based settings, including readiness, supplies, and workflow follow-through
- Ensure safe practice within scope, with strong documentation, data tracking, and operational reporting
- Support patient stabilization through triage, wound care, emergency response, referrals, and care coordination
- Partner with multidisciplinary teams and community responders to keep handoffs smooth
Required qualifications:
- High school diploma/equivalent;
- 2 years EMS experience
- Utah Advanced EMT (or higher) with BLS, ACLS, PALS
- EMS Instructor/Training Officer certs (or willingness to obtain)
- Valid driver’s license; able to travel between sites
If you’re ready to lead calmly, coach well, and keep care moving, apply today.
Your Day, In Motion
You’ll start onsite Monday–Friday (8am–6pm) by checking coverage, confirming who’s where, and making quick tweaks so the day’s outreach runs smoothly. From there, you’re bouncing between locations—touching base with EMTs, answering “quick questions” that never stay quick, and keeping an eye on how things are flowing in real time.
Midday often includes syncing with clinic teammates, reviewing notes and numbers, and smoothing out any bumps—like a supply snag or a communication gap—before it turns into a bigger issue. You’ll also stay close to what’s happening in the community so EMTs feel supported and patients experience consistent, respectful care.
By late afternoon, you’re wrapping up follow-ups, flagging training needs, and setting the next day up for a clean start.
The Good Stuff
- Competitive salary Starting at $53,560 DOE
- Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage, 401(k), Life Insurance, Health Savings Account (HSA), Flexible Spending Account (FSA), Paid Time Off (PTO)
Must be able to pass a background check, including fingerprints.
Salary : $53,560