Paramedico Bilingue Seguridad Farmaceutica

Allied Universal•Barceloneta, PR

About The Position

Allied Universal is hiring a bilingual paramedic for a pharmaceutical security post. The position combines security duties with prehospital emergency medical response at a high-profile client facility. The paramedic serves and safeguards clients, responds to medical and other critical incidents, provides care within applicable medical protocols and certifications, and helps coordinate transport to medical facilities. Work environments and conditions may vary by client site. The role includes customer service and carrying out site-specific safety and security procedures. The paramedic responds to emergency calls, including 911 calls, assesses illnesses and injuries, gathers patient information, and begins appropriate treatment, including Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) as authorized by protocols. The position also involves regular and random patrols, incident documentation, and requesting additional or specialized assistance when necessary. The listed pay is $14.52 per hour.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years old for unarmed security positions.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent, or five years of verifiable experience.
Possess and maintain a state-certified EMT Basic, EMT Intermediate, or Paramedic license.
Hold current CPR certification for Healthcare Providers or Professional Rescuers.
Hold Puerto Rico Paramedic Certification.
Hold a valid Puerto Rico driver’s license; a valid driver’s license is required to drive official vehicles and ambulances.
Hold a current Public Service Commission certificate.
Have a driving record free of violations for the past three years.
Have intermediate computer skills to operate wireless technology at client sites.
Demonstrate exceptional customer service and communication skills.
Hold or be able to obtain a Florida D License for unarmed security personnel; a Florida G License is required for armed security personnel.
Hold American Heart Association ACLS certification.
Have completed, or be able to complete after an offer, a 16-hour EVOC course (Emergency Vehicle Operations Course).
Submit to a background investigation as a condition of employment, consistent with applicable law.
Submit to a drug screen as a condition of employment, to the extent permitted by law.
Meet applicable state and local licensing requirements, which may be required before employment.

Responsibilities

Administer first aid and emergency care to ill or injured people and help coordinate transport to medical facilities.
Provide customer service by carrying out safety and security procedures, site-specific policies, and appropriate emergency response activities.
Respond calmly to emergency calls, incidents, and critical situations, including requests for medical assistance and 911 calls inside the community.
Provide emergency medical care and treatment within applicable EMT certification and medical protocols, including BLS and ALS patient care as appropriate.
Assess the nature and extent of illnesses and injuries; gather patient information and begin treatment based on signs, symptoms, and information collected at the scene.
Set priorities and determine appropriate first-aid or emergency-assistance procedures; request additional assistance, including specialized rescue and utility support, when needed.
Conduct regular and random patrols around the facility and business perimeter.
Report medical incidents, accidents, and emergencies; prepare a Daily Activity Report for each shift and complete Incident Reports for medical response calls on client property.