BRMC EMS

05/14/2026

Last friday was a busy day for EMS! We had the opportunity to provide heat injury and snake bite training to the solar plant workers south of town. With the help of the Brownfield Fire Department and the Brownfield Police Department we also assisted with training for the Brownfield Aquatic Center Lifeguards and give a demonstration of how EMS will take over and utilize thier skills in the event of an emergency. We continued that training through the EMS transport and into the ER for a community wide training event. This helps us align to our new hospital mission, "Commitment to care, commitment to community".

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01/23/2026

We are proud to share that Brownfield Regional Medical Center was recently awarded a grant called Fire Ambulance Service Trucks and Rural Outreach and Wellness (FAST-ROW) through the State Office of Rural Health and the Community Development Block Grant offices within the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA).

Our hospital district received two Ford Explorers to support community outreach and wellness initiatives. One of these vehicles has been wrapped in BRMC EMS graphics and will be used specifically for EMS outreach and wellness efforts throughout our community.

We are grateful to TDA, for investing in the health, safety, and wellness of our community. This support helps us continue expanding services beyond emergency response and into education, proactive care, and prevention.

01/22/2026

Yesterday, Brownfield Regional Medical Center completed Emergency Vehicle Operations training!
We’re training some new faces in town, and staying sharp so we can continue providing safe, reliable care to our community. Your safety—on and off the road—is why this training matters.
Big thanks to the Brownfield Police Department and Brownfield Fire Department for the use of their training room, and to First Baptist Church for allowing us to use their parking lot. We couldn’t do this without our amazing community partners!

01/21/2026

01/06/2026

BRMC EMS is hiring! Resumes can be sent to [email protected]
Job Title: Paramedic
Reports To: EMS Director

Job Summary:
Under the direct supervision of the EMS Director, Provide advanced and basic emergency medical care and transportation. Duties include inter-facility transports; critical care inter-facility transports, emergency and non-emergency calls. Maintain station and equipment and vehicle(s) used in providing service.

Physical Requirements:
Must have good physical stamina, be able to on feet most of the day and be fairly strong and energetic. Ability to lift, push or pull up to 350 pounds assisted and patient transfers. Work is of intense demand and requires the ability to move free. Speaking and hearing are essential in the instruction and coordination of personnel and in receiving doctor’s orders and patient condition reports. Near visual acuity required to work with charts and records and to observe patients. Frequently: Analyzing, decision making.
Constantly: Simple reading and writing, high math and writing skills, clerical, memorization, perception/computation, problem solving, simple math skills, judgment, reasoning. This position can be high stress, busy environment and high pressure.

OSHA Exposure Classification:
Job Category I. Task/activities does entail predictable or unpredictable exposure to blood or other body fluids to which universal precautions apply.

Qualifications, Knowledge & Ability:
Demonstrates eligibility for employment in the U.S.
High School diploma or GED.
Graduation from a TDH approved Paramedic training program. Possess current State EMT-Paramedic license. Pass criminal background check. Possess a current Texas Driver’s license and have an acceptable driving record. CPR, ACLS, PALS certifications. Ability to read maps and locate facilities in the area. Effective oral communications skills with both co-workers, patients, patient family, personnel of hospitals and interacting agencies. Effective written communication skills. Effective interpersonal skills.

12/23/2025

As you celebrate Christmas and the New Year, remember your local EMS crews are here for you 24/7 — even while we’re away from our own families. A few simple safety steps can help keep the holidays happy and emergency-free:
• Fully defrost your turkey and never fry a frozen one — that’s how you meet the fire department.
• Stay in the kitchen while cooking and keep kids and pets clear of hot surfaces. Please don’t burn dinner.
• Decorate safely by checking lights, avoiding overloaded outlets, and never leaving candles unattended.
• Plan a sober ride if alcohol is part of the celebration.
• Check on neighbors, older adults, and loved ones — no one should be alone for the holidays.
With warmer temperatures this year, ice may not be an issue, but cooking fires, heat, and busy roads still are. Take your time and look out for one another. As much as we love caring for you, we’d rather not see you on Christmas.
From our EMS family to yours, have a Merry Christmas and a safe, Happy New Year.