This highly responsible leadership position directs Mayo Clinic Ambulance operations. Generally, a supervisor is responsible for determining the direction, planning, organizing, coordinating, and review of all assigned Mayo Clinic Ambulance operations. Supervisors are responsible for providing leadership and support to those supervised, implementing and enforcing department procedures, conducting performance evaluations, succession planning, and ensuring timely completion of process initiatives. Supervises, monitors, and coordinates the workload of staff. Collaborate with the scheduling team and responds appropriately to the varying degrees of short-term staffing issues. Responsible for processing timecards and ensuring accuracy of timekeeping. Oversees and directs ambulance operations by developing incident strategies, assigning resources, evaluating risks, managing budgetary responsibilities, serving as the initial point of contact and making adjustments to strategy and tactics to provide optimum patient care. Prepares and maintains operational documentation, executes staff development and stays informed on new developments in patient care technologies. Overall, ensures the effective, safe, customer-focused, skillful, caring, and managed delivery of emergency and non-emergency medical services for air and ground operations. Daily assignments are carried out in accordance with established policies and procedures of Mayo Clinic Ambulance. The supervisor works with considerable independence in the conduct of ordinary department functions and in meeting such emergencies and special problems as may occur while on duty.

Five or more years' experience as an EMT or Paramedic with a minimum of two years management/supervisory experience. Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with course work in business, management, emergency services health administration, or related field. Knowledge of principals and techniques used in ambulance administration, organization, and operations. Knowledge of the types and uses of communications equipment and vehicles (Air and Ground) used in delivery of emergency medical services. Knowledge of federal, state, and local laws and regulations pertaining to the administration and provision of departmental programs and services. Knowledge of budgeting practices and techniques, including ambulance licensing and accreditation requirements. Ability to prepare, review and maintain a variety of operating reports and records. Must be proficient in English; must have the ability to read, write, and speak in English.  Current Nationally Registered and State certified as a Paramedic. Current American Heart Association Health Care Provider BLS and ACLS certification. Current PALS certification is preferred; or must be obtained within six months of hire. Must have and maintain a valid driver's license and acceptable driving record in accordance with Mayo Clinic Policy.