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EMS Field Supervisor

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EMS Field Supervisor

More Than a Job — It’s a Leadership Career Path in EMS Operations

As part of our team, you’ll benefit from:

  • Active 911 emergency response system serving local communities
  • Direct field leadership responsibility in a high-performance EMS system
  • Opportunities for advancement into Operations and executive leadership roles
  • Opportunities for instructing, education, and field training officer development
  • Leadership development, mentoring, and professional growth pathways
  • Clinical and operational training support
  • Tuition reimbursement opportunities
  • In-house training and continuing education programs
  • Disaster response and special operations deployment opportunities
  • Competitive benefits, including Medical, Dental, Vision and 401(k) retirement plans
  • A mission-driven, patient-first culture

At Community Care Ambulance, the EMS Field Supervisor is a key operational leadership role responsible for the direct oversight of daily field operations. This position ensures safe, efficient, and compliant EMS system performance while supporting high-quality patient care across all field units.

The Field Supervisor serves as the frontline operational leader, mentor, and liaison between field personnel, communications, and organizational leadership. This role is essential in maintaining system readiness, guiding personnel performance, and ensuring that patient care, safety, and operational efficiency remain the highest priorities throughout every shift.

A key component of this position is leadership development. Each EMS Field Supervisor is responsible for mentoring and coaching an assigned Assistant Field Supervisor, actively preparing them for future advancement into Lead Supervisor and higher-level operational leadership roles. This structured development model strengthens succession planning and builds long-term leadership capacity within the organization.

This position is ideal for experienced EMS professionals who are ready to take the next step into field leadership while remaining actively engaged in the clinical and operational environment.

The EMS Field Supervisor plays a critical role in shaping team culture, developing personnel, and driving system performance in a fast-paced, high-demand emergency services environment.

This is not just a supervisory position — it is a leadership development pathway within a progressive EMS system committed to building future operational leaders, managers, and educators.

At Community Care Ambulance, we invest in leadership growth, mentorship, and professional development to ensure our supervisors are fully supported as they advance their careers.

If you are a better leader in the field, our system becomes stronger, our crews perform better, and our patients receive better care.

About Community Care Ambulance

Community Care Ambulance is a non-profit, full-service EMS organization serving Northeast Ohio with a commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care. We provide 911 emergency response, interfacility transport, emergency communications, and disaster deployment services across the region.

EMS Field Supervisor – Duties & Responsibilities

(The duties listed are not all-inclusive but represent essential functions of the role.)

Operational Leadership

  • Directly supervise and oversee all field operations during assigned shifts
  • Ensure staffing levels, unit deployment, and operational activities meet organizational and regulatory standards
  • Monitor system status and coordinate with Communications and Operations to ensure efficient resource allocation
  • Maintain operational readiness, including vehicle status, equipment availability, and personnel preparedness
  • Respond to system demands and provide real-time decision-making and problem-solving support
  • Ensure compliance with clinical protocols, company policies, and regulatory requirements
  • Provide direct patient care when operational needs require field support

Interdepartmental Collaboration

  • Maintain strong working relationships with Communications, Operations, Clinical Services, Fleet, and Administrative departments
  • Coordinate closely with dispatch to ensure effective system-wide communication and resource management
  • Promote teamwork, professionalism, and operational consistency across all departments
  • Support continuous improvement initiatives and system enhancements

Workforce Development & Supervision

  • Supervise, evaluate, and support field personnel performance during assigned shifts
  • Provide coaching, mentoring, and leadership development to staff
  • Actively mentor assigned Assistant Field Supervisors, preparing them for advancement into Lead Supervisor and higher-level operational leadership roles
  • Deliver constructive feedback and corrective action in accordance with policy
  • Support onboarding, orientation, and integration of new employees
  • Participate in training initiatives, continuing education, and staff development activities
  • Assist with interviews and hiring processes as assigned
  • Promote accountability, professionalism, and a strong team culture

Administrative Responsibilities

  • Conduct field observations and patient care evaluations for quality assurance and compliance
  • Monitor and ensure accountability of vehicles, equipment, and operational resources
  • Investigate incidents including complaints, accidents, injuries, and near misses, ensuring proper documentation
  • Coordinate with support departments regarding supply, equipment, and vehicle needs
  • Reconcile timecards and verify accuracy of shift documentation
  • Complete daily operational reports and required administrative documentation
  • Maintain inventory accountability and medication supply compliance per policy
  • Ensure all records and reports are accurate, complete, and submitted on time

Professional Standards

  • Maintain confidentiality, professionalism, and ethical conduct at all times
  • Demonstrate strong leadership, sound judgment, and decision-making in high-pressure situations
  • Maintain all required certifications, licensure, and continuing education requirements
  • Promote a safe work environment and support all organizational safety initiatives
  • Uphold a patient-first, service-driven approach to EMS leadership
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