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Denver Health

EMT 1

Denver, CO · On-site

Emergency Vehicle Operations (10%) * Maintains Emergency Vehicle Operators Course (EVOC) Certification. * Maintains control of the vehicle at all times, allowing for the unpredictable responses of ...

City of Virginia Beach

$65/hr

Emergency Vehicle Operator's Course (EVOC) * CPR * Hazmat Operations * Virginia EMT or Nationally Registered (ALS Preferred) [NOTE: We will not accept another state's EMT certificate, you must ...

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What is an Evoc?

An EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Operator Course) job involves operating emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire trucks, or police cars safely and efficiently. Professionals in this role are typically first responders who need specialized training to navigate high-risk driving situations, including high-speed responses and hazardous conditions. EVOC-certified drivers must adhere to strict safety protocols while ensuring a rapid response to emergencies. Training covers vehicle dynamics, defensive driving, and legal considerations to minimize risks on the road.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Evoc position, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC) Instructor, you need in-depth knowledge of emergency vehicle operations, safety protocols, and relevant laws, typically supported by EVOC Trainer certification and a background in emergency services. Familiarity with simulation tools, training vehicles, and standardized testing systems is essential for practical instruction. Excellent communication, teaching skills, and patience are important soft skills for effectively conveying crucial concepts to diverse groups of trainees. These skills are vital for ensuring safe, competent emergency vehicle operators who protect both themselves and the community.

What are some common challenges faced by Evoc instructors in their daily work?

EVOC Instructors often face the challenge of accommodating trainees with varying levels of experience and driving skills, which requires adaptable instruction methods. Balancing the need for realistic training with maintaining a safe environment is another ongoing priority. Instructors may work both in classroom settings and on closed driving courses, often collaborating with local fire, police, or EMS departments. Staying current with regulations and integrating new technologies keeps the role dynamic, and effective teamwork is key to delivering high-quality training.

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Infographic showing various Evoc job openings in Colorado as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 3% As Needed, 73% Full Time, 23% Part Time, and 1% Temporary. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution.

Full Time | Paramedic II + Field Training Officer (Colorado Springs)

Stadium Medical, Inc.

Colorado Springs, CO

$68K - $81K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 5 days ago

Stadium Medical rating

5.2

Company rating: 5.2 out of 10

Based on 13 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

Job description

Fast Track Your Application

We will expedite application submissions with these documents included: State Certification, Drivers License, ACLS, Colorado Driving Record, and Colorado Immunization Record. If a candidate wishes to redact any information regarding age on the documents listed below they may do so after uploading. 

Get those documents here: 

Colorado State Certification Lookup 
Colorado Driving Record 
Colorado Immunization Record Public Portal

Compensation & Incentives

$30.10 - $35.70 per hour (based on experience)
$68,868.80 - $81,681.06 per year (annual including OT on 36/48 shift schedule)

Read the full job description here.

Schedule

Back Half Thursday-Saturday 36/48 schedule
Alternating Wednesdays | 0700-1900

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR:

We’re building the next chapter of our ALS program—and we’re looking for one exceptional clinician who want to be part of it. This is an opportunity to contribute to a strong, evolving culture alongside a dedicated team that’s already doing great work in the field. If you’re motivated to bring high-level clinical care, professionalism, and a team-first mindset, we want you at the table as we continue to raise the bar.

  • Current Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Paramedic certification and a clean, insurable motor vehicle record
  • Strong communication and leadership skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with hospital teams, venue partners, and public safety agencies
  • Demonstrated commitment to high-quality patient care and exceptional customer service
  • Adaptable and eager to learn in fast-paced, dynamic operational environments
  • Positive, driven professionals motivated to contribute to a growing and evolving EMS system
  • High standards of professionalism and reliability, with consistent accountability and follow-through

WHAT YOU'LL DO (brief overview): 

  • Provide medical care and direction for interfacility, special event and 911 response.

  • As a Paramedic II, you won’t just provide advanced patient care — you’ll also help shape the next generation of clinicians. Field training is a core part of this role, with opportunities to mentor EMTs and new providers during regular shifts. This responsibility is built into the position and reflects the leadership expectations of our Paramedic II team.
  • Deliver excellent customer service and compassionate care, ensuring patients, families, and partners feel supported throughout the transport experience.
  • Participate in a variety of calls, including but not limited to, IFT, complex patient transports (ventilator), 911 overflows, special event transports, etc.

  • Respond to high transport volumes from Colorado Springs Area Hospitals. We are an all encompassing service, including both short local transports and long-distance transfers to, and from Denver.

  • Collaborate with our partners within numerous hospital systems, and local fire agencies, helping strengthen patient care pathways and team integration.

  • Work in dynamic mountain conditions—where weather, altitude, and unpredictable environments demand adaptability and skill.

MINIMUM EDUCATION OR FORMAL TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE: A minimum of two years of full-time equivalent paramedic experience required. Current State of Colorado Paramedic Certification. Current Valid Driver’s License with insurable driving record and annual driving record check. EVOC certificate provided in-house, ACLS Required, PALS preferred. Post offer, pre-employment drug screen required. Must have proven experience driving in winter, mountain conditions. ICS certifications preferred. Technical aptitude required. 

At Stadium Medical, clinicians experience EMS in ways most providers never do. We work alongside hospital partners, provide care at professional and collegiate sporting events, support major concerts and venues, and serve mountain communities across Colorado.

You won’t be sitting on a street-corner post — you’ll be part of an integrated EMS system delivering care in urban, rural, and mountain environments.

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