AAR Healthcare is currently one of the largest providers of outpatient healthcare services in East Africa, with a network of 21 clinics across the country and serving over 300,000 clients annually from across the social divide. At AAR Healthcare, we employ experienced medical and management staff, and use internationally approved disease management protocols and drug formulary supported by the state of the art information technology systems to provide consistent treatment for our clients from anywhere in East Africa.Overall Purpose of the Job: Reporting to the Head of Emergency Rescue & Training Services, the Paramedic Team Leader will provide clinical and operational leadership to ambulance teams. The incumbent will be responsible for ensuring the highest standards of emergency medical care, team coordination, compliance, and continuous professional development of paramedic and dispatch personnel. Key Responsibilities: Supervise day-to-day ambulance operations, ensuring timely and professional emergency response. Provide mentorship and clinical oversight to paramedics and EMT crews. Provide guidelines on managing rescue calls and oversee event coverages. Ensure adherence to clinical protocols. Oversee infection prevention and control measures, ambulance cleanliness, and equipment readiness. Develop team schedules and manage duty rotas. Manage inventory and stock levels of drugs and consumables. Organize and lead CMEs, skills drills, and identify training needs. Maintain EMS assets and monitor performance indicators. Compile operational and clinical reports. Position Requirements: Degree in Nursing/ Clinical Medicine Specialization in Critical Care / Trauma and Emergency will be an added advantage Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Basic Life Support (BLS), with PHTLS/ATLS Registered Nurse/Clinical Officer with a valid practising licence by the relevant professional bodies. Experience in Emergency care, Critical Care or Prehospital Emergency Care Minimum 5 years of clinical experience, with at least 2 years in a leadership or supervisory role in EMS or critical care settings. Strong leadership and team-building skills Excellent clinical judgment. Proficiency in EMS protocols, reporting systems, and Microsoft Office tools Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.