Medical Advisor

Location: Matamoros, Tamaulipas

Start Date: October 1, 2026

Employment Type: Contractor / Offshore Field Services

Role Summary

RMI Global Solutions is seeking a dedicated Medical Escort professional based in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, to support offshore medical evacuations while performing administrative activities in support of our client's Occupational Health Advisor.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

MEDEVAC Duties

• Responsible for patient care and stabilization during all air medical transfers from offshore to designated onshore medical facilities.
• Maintain 24/7 availability operating in a 21x21 rotational model, responding to medical emergencies, resuscitation, and stabilization.
• Coordinate medical equipment setup in helicopters with staff and execute patient handover procedures onboard offshore units and upon hospital arrival.
• Provide continuous in-flight care, condition monitoring, medication administration, and emotional/physical support during transit.
• Apply knowledge of provider clinics and medical facilities nominated on the local Medical Response Plan.
• Provide notifications and complete relevant documentation as outlined in the clients Injury/Illness Management Procedure during evacuation.
• Ensure Sexual Assault Sexual Harassment cases are evaluated and treated in accordance with client's SASH Trauma Informed Clinical Guidelines, conducting case follow-up until hospital discharge.
• Conduct MEDEVAC Readiness and Compliance Assurance Audits and reports.
• Ensure availability, proper maintenance, and calibration records of all medical escort equipment, medications, and consumables.

Administrative Duties

• Ensure crew members are fit for work by conducting pre-boarding medical evaluations and reviewing/validating medical records.
• Maintain accurate medical, equipment check, and A&D test records in the Cority system.
• Develop educational materials to support health campaigns.
• Conduct pre-boarding drug and alcohol testing using approved chain of custody methods, validating results, and managing non-conformities or positive cases with the clent's Health team.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Fluent in English and Spanish
• Education & Licensure: Degree or certification in medicine to practice in Mexico, along with a US Visa and Mexican Passport.
• Experience: Minimum of 3 years of experience in trauma and emergency care, with background in occupational health or offshore oil and gas operations.
• Certifications: Current certifications in ACLS, BLS, ATLS (or regional equivalent), OPITO TBOSIET including CA EBS and HUET, OEUK Fit to Work, and a current drug and alcohol testing training certificate.
• Skills: Cority experience (Electronic Medical Data Management Software), working knowledge of OSHA, and familiarity with Mexican health regulations.