Malteser in Deutschland | Germany | 76xxx Karlsruhe | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 19.01.2026 on stepstone.de
Emergency paramedic (m/f/d)
Are you looking for a new challenge? Watch out! We are looking for you as an emergency suitor (m/w/d) for our preliminary extension to the rescue station in Karlsruhe! Start with us and introduce yourself to a great and motivated team with your ideas. The rescue station, in modern and kernel refurbished premises, offers the highest standard. The location is integrated in the association of ViDia Klinken Karlsruhe in the southwest of Karlsruhe and is very well connected to the ÖPNV. At the rescue station Karlsruhe we operate a 24 hour ambulance truck with the rescue station moving to 01.02.2026, as well as an ambulance in the early and late service. The Malteser are active in the Nordbaden district at six locations in the rescue service. With more than 250 employees and more than 30 trainees, 2 NEF, 7 RTW and 7 KTW, we take over 25,000 assignments each year. The district of Nordbaden in Baden-Württemberg includes the counties of Rhein-Neckar, Karlsruhe, Mittelbaden, Main-Tauber-Kreis as well as the cities of Karlsruhe, Mannheim and Heidelberg, offering a high leisure value with a pleasant quality of life in the middle of the metropolis regions of Karlsruhe and Rhein-Neckar. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Own-responsible implementation of rectification services following the NotSanG and the standard work instructions and treatment paths rescue service for Baden-Württemberg. First medical care, stabilization and transport of patients. Assistance in emergency and acute measures. Application documentation and quality assurance. Cooperation with fire brigade, police and other rescue services. Participation in training and further development of our rescue service.
You have completed training as an emergency medical officer (m/w/d) You have a class C1 license You can provide proof of legal training You are ready to support us during night shifts and weekends You'll show commitment and initiative A positive basic attitude towards the Christian aims of the Malteser
An attractive remuneration according to AVR-Caritas In addition: Christmas supplement, holiday allowance and if necessary Children's allowance Examination of your professional experience At least 30 and up to 35 days holiday per year Family friendly 2 layer model A schedule that suits both sides as you share your wish-free days as a blocker days Income premiums An attractive employer-funded pension provision of the Rhine supplementary pension fund (RZVK) Claim for asset-effective benefits Increase in sick leave for up to 6 months Qualified training opportunities Certified courses of the American Heart Association (ACLS, PALS) Modern and worker-friendly equipment of the RTW Bike leasing on JobRad as a cooperation partner A nationwide uniform quality management system according to DIN EN ISO 9001
A working climate in a versatile team characterized by mutual appreciation and support Professional and personal training (presence and e-learning) We have an open ear for your ideas and suggestions Regular individual support talks Operational health promotion Mineral water, coffee, fruit and WiFi available The security of a federally committed social enterprise Discounts and vouchers in the benefit portal for Malteser
Location
 | Malteser in Deutschland | |
| 76135 Karlsruhe | ||
| Germany |
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