- Salary
- C$260 – C$390/day
- Location
- Alberta Beach, Alberta
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Part-time
- Clearance
- Not required
- Source
- BetterTeam
Description
Location: Alberta, Canada
Work Setting: In person | Oilfield and industrial sites
- CA$260–CA$391 per day — competitive advertised daily pay, depending on the applicable rate and employment arrangements.
- Meaningful responsibility — help maintain medical readiness and support workers in industrial environments.
- Valuable experience — develop your experience in oilfield medical coverage and emergency response.
- A team-focused environment — collaborate with safety personnel, site teams, and emergency responders.
- Employee benefits and workplace perks, including:
- Employee assistance program.
- Wellness program.
- Company events.
- Flexible scheduling, subject to operational requirements.
- On-site parking.
- Assess patients and provide emergency medical care within your qualifications and authorized scope of practice.
- Maintain readiness to respond to medical emergencies at oilfield and industrial sites.
- Recognize medical concerns, initiate appropriate care, and coordinate further assistance when required.
- Document patient assessments, treatments, and interventions accurately.
- Coordinate with Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and healthcare providers.
- Assist with patient transfers and transportation when authorized and appropriate to the assignment.
- Inspect, maintain, and restock medical equipment and supplies.
- Follow site-specific safety procedures for H₂S and other industrial hazards.
- Participate in safety meetings, drills, and emergency preparedness activities.
- Work collaboratively with site personnel to support a safe and prepared workplace.
- A valid, recognized medical or paramedic qualification appropriate to the assigned position.
- Relevant hospital, prehospital, occupational medical, or emergency response experience.
- Knowledge of patient assessment, medical terminology, and appropriate treatment procedures.
- Strong communication and documentation skills.
- The ability to remain calm and make sound decisions under pressure.
- The physical ability to perform the essential duties of the role, with reasonable accommodations where applicable.
- A commitment to patient confidentiality, teamwork, and safe work practices.
- Previous oilfield or industrial medical experience.
- Familiarity with H₂S hazards and industrial emergency procedures.
- Current CPR and first aid certifications appropriate to the position.
- H₂S Alive certification.
- WHMIS, Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG), and Common Safety Orientation (CSO), where required.
- Experience working at remote sites or in occupational medical coverage.
- Candidates must meet the certification, registration, and competency requirements applicable to their assigned duties.
- Oilfield medical work requires preparation, adaptability, and a strong safety mindset.
- You may work at industrial sites, remote locations, and outdoor environments with changing weather conditions. Depending on the assignment, schedules may vary and additional site-specific requirements may apply.