Washington Paramedic - Part time
$30 per hour
ApplyWashington Paramedic - Part time
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$30 per hour
About the role
- Attend morning safety meetings
- Daily readiness checks and addresses issues with transport equipment and supplies
- Provide advanced emergency services during transport
- Coordinate and communicate with medical facilities and Dispatch
- Administer medications and use specialized medical equipment
- Monitor and assess the patient's condition throughout the Transport
- Perform life-saving interventions when necessary
- Document all care provided during transport for medical records
- Participate in ongoing training and simulation exercises
- Ensure medical equipment and supplies are well-maintained and stocked
- Assist in patient loading and unloading with safety always priority
- Work closely with EMT's and fellow Paramedics to ensure the overall safety of the mission
- Community partner outreach
- Shared administrative duties
- Assisting with onboarding and training new hires
- Developing and maintaining relationships with vendors and partners
- Previous experience in air medical or critical care transport
- Certifications compliant with current Washington state for Paramedic Level CareSkills in crisis resource management, and ability to intervene in stressful situations
- Excellent communication and teamwork abilities
- Familiarity with ambulance transport, medical equipment and protocols
- Physical fitness to manage the demands of the job
- Preferred 3-5 years' experience in emergency medical services
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification
- Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification
- Ability to work irregular hours and in various weather conditions
- Strong problem-solving and critical-thinking skills
- Capability to work in challenging environments and mitigate possible austere medical situations
- Uniforms provided
- Continued Education
- Sick PayEmployee Recognition program
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