Paramedic

What they do

• Attending crew meetings and training events.
• Operating emergency vehicles safely and proficiently.
• Responding to call-outs from dispatcher.
• Assessing patients' conditions and responsiveness to interventions.
• Assessing nature and extent of emergency situations, and need for additional assistance.
• Mitigating incidents by helping to control crowds, protecting valuables and performing other duties.
• Assisting other emergency medical personnel with administering Advanced Life Support.
• Organizing reception of patients at medical treatment facilities.
• Liaising with healthcare facilities regarding patients' vital statistics.
• Maintaining vehicles, stations, and communication and medical equipment.
• Completing patient care reports and other documentation.
• Complying with applicable policies and procedures, SOPs and medical protocols.

Qualifications

• High school diploma, GED, or a suitable equivalent.
• Current EMT certification.
• Valid state driver's license and satisfactory driving record.
• CEVO ambulance certificate.
• Outstanding communication skills.
• Excellent people skills.
• Physically strong, agile and dexterous.
• Professional manner and appearance.