EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN II OPELIKA

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east alabama medical centerOpelika (AL)

Emergency Medical Technicians All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

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About the role

EAMC MISSIONAt East Alabama Medical Center, our mission is high quality, compassionate health care, and that statement guides everything we do. We set high standards for customer service, quality, and keeping costs under control.

POSITION SUMMARY: The EMT I performs pre-hospital care in a holistic systematic way, produces quality patient care with optimal patient outcomes. Utilizes State of Alabama Protocols to deliver quality patient care. Incorporates data and information to improve patient care. Performs a comprehensive patient assessment by interpreting multiple, at times conflicting data, and proceeding to give patient care based on findings. Documents patient care activities and relays pertinent patient information to those who have a need to know. Drivers and operates emergency vehicles is a safe manner in accordance to state rules and regulations.

POSITION QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum Educationhigh school diploma or GEDMinimum ExperienceN/ARequired Registration/License/CertificationEMT Advanced LicenseBLS within 90 daysEVOC within 90 daysDrivers LicenseNational Registry upon hire unless grandfathered in before registry was mandatoryPreferred EducationAssociates DegreePreferred ExperienceN/APreferred Registration/License/CertificationACLSOther RequirementsN/A

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