EMT / AEMT / Paramedic -- Albuquerque (Multiple Shifts)

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About AIT Ambulance\r\n\r\nAIT Ambulance is a growing New Mexico-based medical transport service specializing in Advanced Life Support (ALS) and Critical Care interfacility transport. We operate ground ambulance bases in Farmington, Alamogordo, and Albuquerque, along with a fixed-wing air medical base in Albuquerque — giving us the reach to move patients statewide and connect rural and regional facilities with the specialty hospitals, trauma centers, and care teams their patients need. We also provide special event and standby medical coverage for organizations across the region.\r\n\r\nAIT was founded and is operated by EMS professionals — people who have worked every level of this profession, from EMT-Basic to Paramedic, from the back of the rig to the supervisor's seat. That perspective shapes every decision we make, and it's why we're building AIT around three things we won't compromise on:\r\n\r\nClinical excellence — built by clinicians. Every transport is guided by current, evidence-based clinical practice guidelines. Our protocols, documentation standards, and QA/QI processes are written by working EMS providers who've run the calls — not handed down from a corporate office a thousand miles away. When you run a call at AIT, you have the medications, equipment, and protocols to do the job right.\r\n\r\nInvestment in our people. Our leadership has been in your boots, so growth and opportunity aren't buzzwords here — they're how we run the company. We pay competitively and offer a clear promotion pathway from EMT to AEMT to Paramedic — and from field provider to FTO, Lead, and Supervisor. We pay for continuing education, cover certification renewals, and actively develop our team for the next step in their careers.\r\n\r\nA tight-knit crew that takes care of its own. We're small enough that you'll know the people you work with — and the leadership team making the decisions. We hire for skill and attitude, because long shifts and tough calls are easier when you're rolling with people who have your back. And because the people running this service still think like field providers, the decisions that affect your shift are made by people who understand what your shift actually looks like.\r\n\r\nAIT exists to serve New Mexico communities and patients — from the Four Corners to the southern border. If you're an EMS provider who wants to do meaningful clinical work, grow your career, and be part of building something — led by people who've done the job — we want to talk to you.