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Crisp Regional Hospital, Inc. seeks an EMT to join the Emergency Medical Services team. The EMT operates emergency vehicles, responds to requests for service, and works to stabilize and transport patients to the Emergency Department. The role requires EMT training and current BLS certification.
Responsibilities include interacting with Emergency Service personnel, assessing scenes, obtaining patient history, and assisting ED physicians and nurses as needed to deliver timely care.
Under the leadership of the Supervisor, E.M.S., the EMT is an active member of the Emergency Medical Services team that works to determine the strategic vision, goals, philosophy, and direction of the department and CRHS. The Emergency Medical Technician is responsible for operating emergency vehicles and ensuring the vehicles are clean, organized, properly maintained, and appropriately stocked with medical supplies. Responds to requests for emergency services and establishes and maintains two-way communication with Emergency Service personnel on route to the emergency scene and returning to the Emergency Department. Assess the emergency scene on site and evaluate and stabilize ill or injured patients within the EMT scope of training/licensure. Assess the patients’ medical condition, obtain a medical history, and communicate that assessment and history to the medical control physician ensuring the understanding of the medical event. Provides emergency care and treatments to stabilize and transport patients to the Emergency Department and assists Emergency Department physicians and nurses as requested in the treatment of patients.
Requires a high school education and the successful completion of an EMT training program.
Does not require any previous experience.
Requires and maintains a current certification as an EMT and Basic Life Support (BLS).
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