EMT - Grants Pass

AMR•Grants Pass, OR

About The Position

The EMT responds to emergency and non-emergency calls and delivers high-quality patient care and customer service within the prescribed scope of practice, established protocols, and company policies. The role requires maintaining readiness of the assigned unit, accurate documentation, adherence to treatment protocols, and coordination with allied health and public safety personnel. The EMT must maintain the required certification, vehicle-operation qualifications, professional appearance, and physical fitness for the essential duties.

Requirements

Emergency Medical Technician training and certification as required by the assigned county.
At least 21 years of age.
Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS/CPR) certification for all EMT levels.
COVID-19 vaccination or valid exemption.
FEMA ICS 100, 200, 700, and 800 certifications.
Knowledge of emergency vehicle operation.
Radio communication skills.
Thorough knowledge of the medical supplies and equipment carried in the vehicle.
Ability to prioritize multiple tasks.
Ability to work independently and as a team member.
Ability to exercise discretion and confidentiality in sensitive areas.
Ability to read, interpret, and follow instructions.
Ability to perform the essential job functions.
Regular and predictable attendance.
Valid Washington State or Oregon driver's license and acceptable driving record.
Oregon State EMT card.

Responsibilities

Maintain familiarity with treatment protocols, response requirements, and quality assurance procedures in the assigned system.
Stay aware of changes in system components and company policies.
Maintain certification consistent with assigned duties.
Comply with state and company requirements for operating a motor vehicle and operate the company vehicle safely and according to policy.
Learn to locate addresses quickly and safely using knowledge of numbering systems and street layouts.
Keep the unit ready, including its mechanical reliability, medical supplies and equipment, cleanliness, and appearance.
Report vehicle or equipment discrepancies that could compromise response capability to the Lead Mechanic immediately.
Complete required documentation, including patient assessment, treatment, statistical, billing, and services-rendered information.
Maintain cleanliness and order in assigned quarters.
Report problems and unusual occurrences promptly to the Lead Technician or Supervisor.
Maintain professional hygiene and uniform standards.
Maintain fitness to lift and move patients weighing 200 pounds with a partner’s assistance.
Attend mandatory in-services.
Maintain cooperative working relationships with allied health and public safety personnel.
Follow medical treatment protocols.