Paramedic

Description

Job Summary: Responds to prehospital medical emergencies, assesses and safely transports patients, documents clinical information, and maintains medical equipment. Key Highlights: 1. Immediate prehospital medical care 2. Patient assessment and prioritization 3. Execution of safe patient transfers RESPONSIBILITIES: Provide prehospital medical care: Immediately attend to patients experiencing emergencies or urgent conditions, applying basic or advanced life support maneuvers and procedures (according to training level) to stabilize vital signs and preserve life prior to admission to a medical facility. Assess and prioritize patients: Conduct rapid and accurate initial assessments using prehospital triage to identify the severity level and risk for each patient. This assessment establishes the order of treatment per clinical protocols, ensuring timely response in critical cases. Execute safe patient transfers: Safely and effectively transport patients—either within medical facilities (from one area to another) or to higher-complexity hospital units. Ensure patient stability during transit by continuously monitoring vital signs and administering necessary interventions en route. Document clinical information: Accurately, clearly, and in real time record all relevant patient data—including vital signs, procedures performed, clinical progression, and administered medications—using institutional forms or electronic/physical medical records, while adhering to confidentiality and traceability guidelines. Maintain medical equipment: Conduct inspections of assigned medical and emergency equipment (e.g., medical kits, pulse oximeters, defibrillators, oxygen tanks) before, during, and after each shift to ensure proper functionality, cleanliness, sterilization, and timely replenishment of supplies. Comply with protocols and regulations: Strictly adhere to institutional guidelines, applicable legal regulations, and biosafety standards—including appropriate use of personal protective equipment, proper disposal of hazardous waste, and implementation of current clinical protocols. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams: Support medical, nursing, or other staff only upon explicit request and with prior authorization from supervisor or direct superior. Such collaboration is neither mandatory nor part of core responsibilities; participation must remain within individual capability and never involve independent action or intervention without clear instructions. Work schedule is 24 hours, with entry and exit at 7 AM; shifts begin on Thursday, Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday, Tuesday, and so on—every third day. -Legal benefits -$10,000 tax-free -Biweekly payment. -Requirements- Minimum education: Upper secondary education - Professional Technical Education 2 years of experience Age: 23 years or older Driver's license: Class B Keywords: paramedical, paramedic