Emergency Medical Technician There are (2) positions available Provides emergency medical care to the sick and injured patients in the Prehospital environment; effectively communicates with all persons and departments involved in the administration of Emergency Medical Care.
Essential Responsibilities:
Drives emergency or response vehicle. (20%)Determines nature and extent of illness or injury; provide basic and advanced life support to the critically ill and injured during treatment and transport in the prehospital setting. (50%)Completes required documentation according to regulatory standards. (15%)Maintains equipment and inventory of supplies including BLS and ALS and has accountability for medications on every EMS unit per regulatory standards. (15%)Performs other duties as assigned or required.
Qualifications:
Minimum High school diploma or GED; or one to three months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience For Prehospital Response Unit: 5 years' relevant experience and current preceptor status Medical Command eligiblePA Paramedic license or EMS Compact Privilege to Practice in Pennsylvania at the Paramedic level or licensed PHRNPreferredBasic Vehicle Rescue Awareness, Haz-Mat Technician. ICS 100, 200 and IS 700, 800, ABLS and ASLSOne year experience (AHN EMS)
Additional Employment Requirements:
Valid Driver's LicenseEMSVO within 30 days of hireACLS within 30 days of hireITLS/PHTLS within 2 months of hirePALS within 30 days of hireCPR American Heart Association Act 34 Criminal Background Clearance CertificateAct 33 Child Abuse Clearance CertificateAct 73 FBI Fingerprinting Criminal Background Clearance Certificate
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