About this position
Description:
Administrative & Office Operations
HR & Personnel Support
Compliance & Regulatory Support
Billing & Financial Coordination
Operations Support
Leadership & Culture
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Key Competencies
Physical & Work Requirements
Why This Role Matters
Administrative & Office Operations
- Manage daily office workflow, phone systems, emails, and front-office coordination
- Maintain organized records for patients, employees, vehicles, and vendors
- Oversee office supplies, equipment, and facility needs
- Ensure professional communication with hospitals, dialysis centers, case managers, and families
HR & Personnel Support
- Assist with onboarding, credential tracking, and personnel files
- Track licenses, certifications (EMT, AEMT, Paramedic), CPR, EVOC/CEVO, and compliance deadlines
- Coordinate background checks, MVRs, drug screens, and annual reviews
- Support scheduling, attendance tracking, PTO requests, and payroll documentation
Compliance & Regulatory Support
- Maintain compliance with state EMS regulations, CMS requirements, and company policies
- Track and organize incident reports, accident reports, fatigue forms, and QA documentation
- Assist with audits, inspections, and documentation requests
- Ensure HIPAA compliance in all administrative processes
Billing & Financial Coordination
- Serve as liaison between operations and billing company
- Verify trip documentation completeness (PCS forms, trip sheets, signatures)
- Assist with insurance verification, prior authorization tracking, and denial follow-up
- Track invoices, vendor payments, and basic financial reporting as assigned
Operations Support
- Support dispatch and field operations with documentation, trip confirmations, and facility communication
- Assist with fleet-related administrative tasks (registrations, inspections, insurance files)
- Coordinate internal communications, memos, and policy updates
- Help implement new workflows, SOPs, and process improvements
Leadership & Culture
- Uphold company values and professionalism
- Serve as a trusted point of contact for staff concerns and administrative needs
- Support leadership initiatives related to growth, efficiency, and patient care excellence
Required Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED (Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree preferred)
- 2+ years of office management or administrative leadership experience
- Experience in EMS, healthcare, medical transportation, or medical billing strongly preferred
- Strong knowledge of HIPAA and healthcare documentation standards
- Proficiency in Google Workspace or Microsoft Office (Docs, Sheets, Email)
- Excellent organization, time management, and communication skills
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior experience in ambulance or EMS operations
- Familiarity with:
- Trip sheets and PCS forms
- Medicare/Medicaid ambulance requirements
- Dialysis and inter-facility transport workflows
- Trip sheets and PCS forms
- Experience working with scheduling software, ePCR systems, or billing platforms
- Ability to manage sensitive personnel and patient information professionally
Key Competencies
- Attention to detail and accuracy
- Strong problem-solving and follow-through
- Ability to prioritize in a fast-paced EMS environment
- Professional communication with staff, facilities, and leadership
- Discretion, integrity, and reliability
Physical & Work Requirements
- Primarily office-based with occasional interaction with field staff and fleet
- Ability to sit, stand, and use computers for extended periods
- Occasional after-hours availability for urgent administrative needs
Why This Role Matters
The EMS Office Manager plays a critical role in ensuring:
- Crews are supported and compliant
- Patients and facilities receive professional, timely communication
- Operations run efficiently behind the scenes
- Leadership has accurate, organized information to make decisions