Emergency Department EMT

ParamedicParamedics perform a variety of routine and advanced patient care tasks under the direction of nursing staff and providers to assist in the examination; treatment; and care of patients of various ages and acuities. Additionally; Paramedics will be expected to perform a variety of clerical and technical tasks as assigned and according to the assignment setting including; but not limited to unit cleaning and organization; answering phones; directing patients and visitors; paging/calling professionals to assist in care of patients or other needs of the department. Paramedics have a professional obligation to participate in committee activities; surveys; improvement initiatives; and continuing education. Emergency Department (ED) Paramedics provide care for patients of all ages and acuity who suffer from a variety of illnesses and/or injuries.Job RequirementsMinimum EducationGraduate of an appropriate accredited program.Minimum Work ExperienceRequired Licenses/CertificationsLicensed ParamedicBLSMust have the following within 18 months of hire: ACLS; PALS or ENPCRequired Skills; Knowledge; and AbilitiesCommunication skills and behaviors conducive to high-stress situations with patients; families and visitorsInterpersonal skills and ability to adapt approach to patients of all ages and personnel of all disciplinesProfessional maturity and accountabilityMaintain professional appearance and decorum at all timesHandle confidential informationDesignated DriverNoOSHA Category1-High Risk