EMT - Toms River

LIFE TECH INC•Manchester Township, MI

4d•$21 - $28

About The Position

An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) will be responsible for responding to emergency situations by stabilizing patients prior to taking them to a medical care facility. EMTs respond to both emergency and non-emergency calls, while providing an appropriate level of care within the EMT scope of practice. This can include lifesaving treatments, monitoring vitals, checking O2 levels, and handling any situation that comes up. The main duties of an EMT at Life Ride include non-emergency transportation of patients to hospitals and other medical facilities, driving emergency vehicles safely, responsibly and quickly, and being responsible for patient care. Must wear and handle personal protective equipment and follow social distancing/CDC guidelines Must be capable of lifting 100-150 pounds. Must be capable of working up to 12 hour shifts. Other essential duties and responsibilities for an EMT include: Provide first-aid treatment, such as bandaging wounds. Provide basic life support, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), when needed. Assess a patient’s conditions and provide initial treatment. Determining if a patient needs to be transported to an ER or trauma center. Work 12-hour shifts in all weather conditions. Communicating with additional dispatch resources such as ALS . Documentation of each call, such as timestamps, vitals, and patient condition is essential. Ensuring ambulances are fully stocked before and after each shift by conducting a thorough rig check. Checking and testing all ambulance equipment before and after each shift, including but not limited to, stretcher, sirens, emergency lights, blinkers, and oxygen. Restocking used supplies. Checking expiration dates on all supplies and medications. Disinfecting ambulances after calls. Regular reasons for transport include: Emergency Room Admissions Transports to and from: Dialysis Centers Chemo Appointments Wound Care Appointments General Doctor Appointments Psych Related Admissions/Transfers Discharges

Requirements

Be at least 18 years old to treat
Be at least 23 years old to drive
Have 2 years driving experience
Have a Clean Driver License in NJ, PA or NY, (Less than 2 At Fault Accidents or moving violations in last 5 years)
Defensive Driving Certificate by National Safety Council
EMT-B Certification
BLS Provider CPR Certificate

Responsibilities

Responding to emergency situations by stabilizing patients prior to taking them to a medical care facility.
Responding to both emergency and non-emergency calls, while providing an appropriate level of care within the EMT scope of practice.
Providing lifesaving treatments, monitoring vitals, checking O2 levels, and handling any situation that comes up.
Non-emergency transportation of patients to hospitals and other medical facilities
Driving emergency vehicles safely, responsibly and quickly
Being responsible for patient care
Wearing and handling personal protective equipment and follow social distancing/CDC guidelines
Providing first-aid treatment, such as bandaging wounds.
Providing basic life support, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), when needed.
Assessing a patient’s conditions and provide initial treatment.
Determining if a patient needs to be transported to an ER or trauma center.
Working 12-hour shifts in all weather conditions.
Communicating with additional dispatch resources such as ALS .
Documentation of each call, such as timestamps, vitals, and patient condition is essential.
Ensuring ambulances are fully stocked before and after each shift by conducting a thorough rig check.
Checking and testing all ambulance equipment before and after each shift, including but not limited to, stretcher, sirens, emergency lights, blinkers, and oxygen.
Restocking used supplies.
Checking expiration dates on all supplies and medications.
Disinfecting ambulances after calls.