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HealthEast Medical Transportation has been successfully meeting the needs of our community for more than 134 years. We support our community by providing more than 30,000 calls annually. Our ambulance teams are staffed by some of the most experienced paramedics and EMTs in the region, helping to make HealthEast Medical Transportation a leader in Minnesota for emergency and non-emergency ambulance service.
Provide ALS/BLS transport care to patients. Responds to 911 medical emergencies to sustain life at the scene and transport to a medical facility until care is assumed by a physician. Provides inter-facility emergent and non-emergent transports.
Responsibilities/Job Description
- Maintains knowledge of, and complies with, all relevant laws, regulations and policies, procedures and standards
- Actively participates in creating and implementing improvements to achieve clinical, satisfaction and/or efficiency outcomes
- Responds to and provides appropriate on scene medical care to patients during 911 medical emergencies, medical facility transports and non-emergent transports
- Provides effective and accurate communication with patients, families, physicians and other members of the care team
- Actively participate in creating and implementing improvements at the point of care to achieve clinical quality and an excellent patient experience
- Perform and have knowledge of ACLS, Disaster Management, AHA CPR and HAZ-MAT Awareness
- Documents patient information in EHR and/or other electronic system in accordance with program standards, department policies/procedures
- Remains in good standing with the HEMT office of the Medical Director
Qualifications
Required Qualifications:
- Trade or Vocational Certification
- Certified Paramedic, current with the EMSRB and NREMT
- ACLS and Basic LIfe Support
- EMT-P EMT-P-NREMT
- Valid drivers license and DMV record that meet the HealthEast insurability requirements
- Ability to safely lift, pull, push and carry a minimum of 150 pounds
Other Qualifications:
- Ability to identify, assess, understand, and cope with a serious situation, especially from the moment it first occurs to the point that recovery procedures start
- Gathers and integrates critical information, recognizing and addressing underlying assumptions of others, to arrive at effective solutions
- Breaks down problems into simple tasks or activities; analyzes relationships among several parts of a situation.
- Provides patient educational information appropriate to the developmental level, learning needs, readiness, cultural values, and beliefs of patients and families
- Demonstrates practices that support safety with recognition of variations in populations served, preventing harm to patients, families, employees, and themselves
- Administers medications following policies using procedures that assure the highest level of safety all times for all populations
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