PRN Paramedic

PRN Paramedic The EMT-Paramedic is a licensed professional responsible for patient care, monitoring and recording vital signs and observing the patient for any physical, mental, or emotional conditions. Qualifications required One year of Critical Care experience. Licensed EMT-P EMT Paramedic License current and in good standing PALS ACLS Healthcare Provider CPR (BLS) Essential Job functions and responsibilities Takes delegation from the primary RN or physician on duty. IV placement. Operate lab equipment; perform point of care testing and quality controls. Knowledgeable of the operation of lab instruments. Coordinates the patient workflow, problem-solves, and manages ongoing priorities with minimal supervision. Observes patients for condition change and reports observations, conditions, and problems to the licensed nurse. Administer medications per the state Capability to perform vital signs and clean wounds. Performs and records diagnostic measures, treatment, and procedures. Monitor and restock supplies. Placement of splints. Continuously maintain all required certifications. Follows all safety rules on the job. Reports all accidents promptly and corrects minor safety hazards. Nonessential Job Functions Performs other duties as assigned by immediate supervisor/department director. Attend staff meetings or other company-sponsored or mandated meetings as required. Job Competencies Ability to Navigate/Utilize Electronic Medical Record. Understand/Comply with Hospital Policy and Procedures. Maintains skill level by continuing education, collaborative training with co-workers and physicians, and annual skills check-offs. Physical Requirements Constant: Vision (close, distance, color, peripheral, depth, and ability to adjust focus); Hearing; Speaking; Use hands to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls; Walk; Sit; Balance; Repetitive motions; Using arm, leg, and back muscles for extended periods. Frequent: Bend, Squat, Twist, Push/Pull up to 20 pounds without assistance; up to 50 with assistance; Lift/Carry up to 20 pounds without assistance; up to 50 pounds with assistance. Occasional: Climb, Kneel, Crouch, Distinguish Colors, Exposure to noise/high-pitched noise, Exposure to hazards, allergens, toxins/chemicals/detergents/radiation. Rarely: Exposure to potential electric shock; Work in a confined area. Other: Must be able to wear personal protective equipment, including gloves, gowns, goggles, and masks. Potential exposure to infectious disease. Potential for cuts and bruises. Work environment: OSHA Category I: Normal routine involves exposure to blood, bodily fluid, or tissue as part of their employment. Banner Nutex Health is the premier innovative service provider in the emergency care industry. Our specialists provide unparalleled expertise with the knowledge and competency to make your vision a reality. You can trust Nutex Health to deliver a turnkey process from real estate acquisition, design, and development of the ER facility to staffing, training, and operations. Nutex Health is committed to providing equal employment opportunity and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, age, disability, status as a protected veteran, or membership in any other class protected by federal, state, or local law. #J-18808-Ljbffr Tulsa ER