Paramedic Mentee Candidate

Program Summary

Under the direction of the Orientation Manager the Clinical Mentor Program Participant is engaged in a structured professional development experience designed to prepare paramedics for future roles as Critical Care Transport Specialists with Boston MedFlight.

Participants function in a non-clinical observational and developmental capacity working alongside experienced flight clinicians to gain exposure to high-acuity prehospital and interfacility care. The program emphasizes clinical skill advancement critical thinking and operational understanding within the transport medicine environment.

Program Responsibilities

Clinical Development and Education

• Participate in quarterly in-person education sessions focused on critical care transport topics including EKG interpretation airway management laboratory interpretation and clinical case review
• Engage in clinical observation shifts alongside Boston MedFlight flight crews
• Develop a working knowledge of Boston MedFlight protocols procedures and operational practices
• Maintain active engagement in ongoing learning and professional development

Mentorship Engagement

• Establish and maintain a professional mentoring relationship with a current Boston MedFlight clinician
• Meet regularly with assigned mentor to review clinical experiences discuss cases and identify areas for growth
• Demonstrate initiative in seeking feedback and applying guidance to clinical practice
• Collaborate with mentors to develop a pathway toward meeting employment qualifications

Professional Expectations

• Demonstrate professionalism in all interactions with mentors staff and clinical partners
• Communicate effectively in both written and verbal formats
• Exhibit reliability accountability and a commitment to program participation
• Adhere to all Boston MedFlight policies and program expectations

Eligibility Requirements

• Current Paramedic licensure (state licensure required based on primary practice location)
• Minimum of three and a half (3.5) years of relevant prehospital experience (e.g. high-volume 911 service)
• Within twelve (12) months of meeting Boston MedFlight experience and acuity requirements for employment
• Ability to attend at least 50% of scheduled mentor meetings and quarterly education sessions
• Current Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification

Preferred Qualifications

• Active pursuit of advanced clinical certifications such as:
  • Certified Flight Paramedic (FP-C)
  • Critical Care Emergency Medical Transport Program (CCEMT-P)
• Demonstrated commitment to critical care transport medicine or advanced prehospital practice
• Strong clinical foundation with interest in high-acuity patient care

Program Expectations and Commitments

• Active participation throughout the duration of the 2026 calendar year
• Engagement in both independent study and guided learning opportunities
• Willingness to participate in clinical observation experiences in air and ground transport settings
• Commitment to professional growth and preparation for future employment opportunities

Physical and Operational Considerations

• Ability to safely participate in ride-along or observation experiences in dynamic clinical environments
• Capacity to function in high-stress fast-paced healthcare settings in an observational role
• Compliance with all safety and operational requirements during program participation

Additional Requirements

• Successful completion of background screening as applicable
• Compliance with organizational health and safety requirements including required immunizations
• Adherence to all confidentiality and HIPAA regulations

Program Classification

• Non-employment educational and professional development program

Equal Opportunity Statement

Boston MedFlight is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. Participation in the Mentor Program is offered without regard to race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity or expression national origin age disability veteran status or any other legally protected status.

Reasonable Accommodation

Individuals requiring a reasonable accommodation to participate in the program should contact: