Elk County Health Dept.
Elk County Health Dept. is seeking full-time employment for an RN. Applications are available on this page or at the Elk County Health Office, 809 E. Elk, Howard, KS.
Elk County EMS
Elk County EMS is currently seeking individuals interested in becoming a part of the Elk County EMS family. At this time there is a need for certified personnel to fill the recently vacated position of the EMS department.
Elk County EMS, through grants and department funding, will absorb the cost of the training in return for becoming a certified EMT to be employed by Elk County EMS.
Interested individuals need to call 620-374-5911 and talk Ken Mitchell, EMS Director, for further information and requirements.
Elk County Sheriff Office
Dispatcher- Elk County Sheriff's Office is currently seeking career minded individual to join our team and becoming a team member of Elk County Sheriff’s office as a full-time Dispatcher.
The successful applicant will be trained in call taking, and radio communications for Sheriff, Fire, EMS, and 911 Emergencies. This position entails primarily covering a 12-hour schedule, with every other weekend off, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Total number of working days is about 16 per month.
Benefits include Health Care, KPERS, Vacation, and sick leave. Starting salary will depend on qualifications and experience of the successful applicant.
Interested individuals can pick up an application at the Elk County Sheriff’s office 100 North Cedar Street, Howard, Kansas 67349, or by emailing Sheriff Walker at sheriff@elkcountyks.org.
Full Time Deputy- Elk County Sheriff’s Office is currently seeking a Full-Time Deputy to join our team.
Deputies are responsible for performing a wide variety of law enforcement duties including patrol, traffic enforcement, criminal investigations, warrant service, court security, transport inmates, collect and preserve evidence, and civil process service.
You will work closely with other local, county and state agencies to ensure the safety and well-being of the Elk County residents.
Minimum Qualifications:
· Must be at least 21 years of age- Must possess a valid Kansas driver’s license- Must be a U.S. citizen and able to legally carry a firearm- Must successfully complete an extensive background investigation, and drug screening- Strong written and verbal communications skills- Ability to remain calm and professional under pressure- work 12-hour shifts
Benefits:
· Paid training and KLETC sponsorship (if not certified)- Uniforms and equipment provided- Health, dental, and vision insurance for employees- Paid holidays- KPERS- In county Deputies take home a patrol vehicle
How to Apply:
Applications may be obtained at the Elk County Sheriff’s Office 100 N. Cedar, Howard, KS 67349, or by emailing Sheriff Walker at sheriff@elkcountyks.org. Completed applications may be submitted in person or emailed. For questions, contact the Elk County Sheriff’s Office at 620-374-2108. The Elk County Sheriff's Office is an equal opportunity employer.
Elk County Public Works
Elk County Public Works is seeking career minded individuals for full-time employment. Qualified individuals will operate a variety of equipment and perform tasks related to road and bridge maintenance and construction. Such as grading roads, hauling rock, asphalt and sand, installing road signs, and preforming bridge maintenance. The employee in this position will be expected to learn the operation of heavy trucks and equipment.
Applications are available online at elkcountyks.org or by calling (620)374-2580.
Applicants are subject to drug screen and background check. Full time employment will include insurance and KPERS. Elk County is EOE.
