Paramedic
Exceptional Healthcare Inc.·Farmington, New Mexico
Exceptional Healthcare Inc.·Farmington, New Mexico
The ER Paramedic provides technical support to medical staff by assisting with patient care, procedures, and clinical tasks. They are responsible for maintaining equipment, stocking supplies, and ensuring efficient unit operations.
The emergency room paramedic tech provides technical support for providers and nurses in the facility. Due to being a smaller facility it is the expectation that the ER Paramedic helps all unit when needed for patient care. The purpose of this position is to assist and support nursing and medical staff in performing patient care, environmental tasks, stock supplies, and check equipment to ensure patient-focused, cost-effective, and operational departments. The ER Paramedic will also be responsible for assisting nurses and medical staff with appropriate skills within their scopes of practice (procedures, tray set ups, IV insertions, lab draws, approved medication administration, EKGs, splinting, ADLs, obtaining VS/ height and weight, etc)
Treat all patients and colleagues with dignity and respect. Have open communication between all departments and cultivate a team environment. Listen to all points of view when problem solving and collaborate as a team. Follow all hospital/ department policies and procedures.
Annual Medtrainer to be completed before the deadline.
Follow appropriate chain of command when addressing any hospital or department issues.
Attendance is paramount to a successful department and team. It is expected that each staff member will arrive to work with enough time to conduct the appropriate change of shift functions with unapproved OT.
All time off will be requested in the appropriate manner and before the schedule is published.
Working weekends and holidays are a required part of working in inpatient bedside healthcare, and will be determined by department managers.
Holiday schedules will be determined and published by the department managers base on unit needs.
Company equipment, supplies, and time will be used only for company activities, not personal activities
Graduated from program to achieve certification in EMT- Paramedic At least 2 years of experience in an emergency room or emergency setting (Field Setting)
Candidates must hold a current unencumbered Paramedic certification, BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications. A minimum of 2 years of experience in an emergency room or emergency setting is required.
Market context
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