Paramedic

A paramedic in a hospital setting provides advanced medical care to patients in emergency situations. Their primary responsibilities include assessing patient conditions, administering life-saving interventions and stabilizing patients before or during transfer to specialized care units. They collaborate closely with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to implement treatment plans. Hospital-based paramedics are often involved in trauma response, rapid assessments, medication administration, and using advanced medical equipment. They must also document patient conditions, treatments given, and outcomes. In this role, paramedics are expected to work efficiently under pressure, maintain strong communication skills, and adhere to established protocols. Their duties may also include assisting with patient transfers, triage, or emergency room operations. This position requires proficiency in critical thinking, decision-making, and staying updated on medical protocols and equipment.

Technical Program Paramedic program

Paramedic License

Basic Life Support (BLS) through American Red Cross or American Heart Association And

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) through American Red Cross or

American Heart Association And Pediatric Advance Life Support (PALS) through American Red Cross or American Heart Association

1 year experience in clinical setting Must attend EKG recognition within 30 days of hire.