Paramedic - CCT

Rochester Regional Health

7d•$30 - $35

About The Position

The Certified Critical Care Paramedic is a specialized paramedic who will provide advanced emergency medical care and transport for critically ill or injured patients. They respond to calls from dispatch and assess patients, administer life-saving interventions, and transport patients to medical facilities.

Requirements

Current NYS Licensed Paramedic
BLS, ACLS, and PALS - if not AHA, must obtain AHA BLS within 3 months of hire
CCEMT-P, or CCT-P or FP-C
Valid Driver’s license

Nice To Haves

3 years' verifiable experience in 911 and inter-facility transport

Responsibilities

Responds to emergency calls, assess patients’ conditions, and determine appropriate medical interventions, coordinating with dispatch as necessary.
Safely transport patients to medical facilities, monitoring their condition and providing necessary care during transit
Provide advanced life support (ALS), including advanced airway management, intravenous therapy initiation and ongoing monitoring, defibrillation, and drug administration via any route.
Communicate with emergency dispatchers, firefighters, law enforcement, and healthcare professionals.
Maintain accurate and detailed patient care reports, documenting assessments, treatments, and patient responses.
Ensure the cleanliness and readiness of emergency vehicles and medical equipment.
Educate and reassure patients and their families in crisis situations.
Adhere to legal, ethical, and safety protocols.
Interpret oral, written and diagnostic form instructions, including calculating weight and volume ratios.
Lift and move patients, often in challenging environments, such as extreme terrain or temperatures.
Participate in continuous education to stay current with medical protocols and enhance skills.
Ability to maintaining composure and professionalism in high-pressure situations.
Work in a variety of uncontrolled and potentially hazardous environments (indoor/outdoor, inclement weather, confined spaces).
Maintain physical readiness to assist in lifting/moving patients using stretchers (up to 250 lbs with partner assist), medical equipment, and gear.
Walk, kneel, crawl, and climb over uneven terrain or in emergency conditions.
Transport essential medical equipment (e.g., EKG monitor, ALS/med bags) without assistance.
Remain calm and focused in high-stress, emotionally charged situations.