Paramedic

About this role

• The Paramedic provides emergency care in hospital and pre-hospital settings in accordance with approved paramedic policies, procedures, and credentialing.
• Duties include assessment, interventions, individualized care planning, and documentation in coordination with the healthcare team.
• **QUALIFICATIONS** * High School Diploma or GED * Completion of an approved EMT- Paramedic Course * Minimum three years of full-time pre-hospital emergency care experience * Paramedic experience in a two-tiered non-transport ALS system preferred * Current state EMT-Paramedic certification (Wyoming) * Current BLS, ACLS, PALS certifications and American Heart Association Healthcare Provider Course * Valid state driver's license **RESPONSIBILITIES****:** * Contribute to emergency department patient and family care by gathering and documenting pertinent information, assisting the nurse with admissions, and ensuring thorough documentation of all assessments and interventions.
• * Maintain emergency equipment in a ready-to-use state and report any unsafe or malfunctioning items.
• * Demonstrate skills in patient assessment, medication administration, IV access, and all ALS- level interventions; provide thorough handoff and concise reports.
• * Evaluate patient needs, reassess plans of care, and adjust interventions as needed, ensuring overall quality of care.
• * Ensure accurate, up-to-date, and complete documentation of all care provided and discharge readiness.
• * Maintain current certification, licensure, and professional development through continuing education and skill logs.
• * Serve as a professional role model while facilitating problem resolution and supporting peers.
• * Perform emergency department duties under appropriate supervision, including EKGs, blood draws, IV access, phlebotomy, specimen collection, and patient care as requested.
• * Assist in patient care for diverse emergencies (vascular, thrombolytic, cardiac, respiratory, gastrointestinal, OB/GYN, psych, trauma, pediatric), including critical care monitoring, transfers, and donation protocols are appropriate.
• * Exhibit leadership by promoting constructive communication, guiding professional development, and serving as a resource for colleagues.
• * Respond promptly and safely to emergency and non-emergency calls, maintain sufficient knowledge of area geography and laws, and ensure proper vehicle operation and safety.
• * Complete all reports, vehicle/equipment checklists, and paperwork accurately and within specified timeframes.
• * Ensure ambulance and equipment readiness, perform vehicle/equipment checks, restocking, cleaning, and reporting issues promptly.
• * Deliver advanced pre-hospital care per paramedic protocols and state regulations, always maintaining professionalism and composure.
• * Adhere to all safety training programs and demonstrate mastery of equipment operation, maintenance, infection control, and appropriate body mechanics.
• * Follow exposure control plans for bloodborne and airborne pathogens, use barrier equipment, and attend annual education as required.
• * Demonstrate respect, courtesy, professionalism, and confidentiality in all interactions with patients, families, visitors, and staff.
• * Work effectively as a team member in departmental and hospital initiatives, participating in meetings, supporting policies, and completing assigned duties on time.
• * Behave and dress in a professional and courteous manner consistent with the facilities Standards of Behavior.
• * Other duties may be assigned.

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