Emergency Medical Technician jobs at Atg Holdings Inc

The basic functions of the EMT are to provide non-emergency and emergency transportation utilizing the knowledge and skills learned in EMT-B courses. The EMT-B: functions in uncommon situations has basic understanding of stress response has understanding of BSI (Body Substance Isolation) understand basic medical-legal principles functions within scope of care as defined by the state of Illinois. Qualifications Valid driver's license Valid Illinois EMT license Valid AHA CPR card We are an Equal EEO Employer ALL OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CAN BE VIEWED ON OUR WEBSITE ********************************

Job DescriptionThe basic function of the Paramedic is to provide non-emergency and emergency transportation utilizing the knowledge and skills learned in EMT-P courses. The EMT-P: functions in uncommon situations has basic understanding of stress response has understanding of BSI (Body Substance Isolation) understand basic medical-legal principles functions within scope of care as defined by the state of Illinois. Qualifications Valid driver's license Valid Illinois Paramedic license Valid AHA CPR card We are an Equal EEO Employer ALL OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CAN BE VIEWED ON OUR WEBSITE ********************************

About the Role: The Critical Care Paramedic plays a vital role in providing advanced medical care to patients in critical condition during transport to healthcare facilities. This position requires a high level of expertise in emergency medical services, ensuring that patients receive the necessary interventions to stabilize their condition. The Critical Care Paramedic will work closely with other healthcare professionals to assess patient needs and implement appropriate treatment protocols. Additionally, this role involves the use of advanced medical equipment and technology to monitor and support patients during transport. Ultimately, the goal is to ensure the highest level of care and improve patient outcomes in critical situations. Minimum Qualifications: Current certification as a Paramedic with a focus on critical care. Completion of an accredited Critical Care Paramedic program. Valid state driver's license and clean driving record. Current Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certifications. Preferred Qualifications: Experience in a critical care transport environment. Certification in Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS). Familiarity with electronic medical records (EMR) systems. Additional certifications in trauma or emergency medicine (preferred). Responsibilities: Provide advanced life support and critical care to patients in emergency situations. Assess patient conditions and implement appropriate treatment plans based on established protocols. Operate and maintain advanced medical equipment, including ventilators, cardiac monitors, and infusion pumps. Collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure seamless patient care during transport. Document patient assessments, treatments, and outcomes accurately and in a timely manner. Skills: The required skills for a Critical Care Paramedic include advanced clinical assessment and critical thinking, which are essential for making quick decisions in high-pressure situations. Proficiency in operating complex medical equipment is crucial, as it directly impacts patient care during transport. Strong communication skills are necessary for effectively collaborating with other healthcare professionals and for providing clear updates to receiving facilities. Additionally, attention to detail is vital for accurate documentation and adherence to protocols. Preferred skills, such as experience with EMR systems, enhance efficiency in patient record management and improve overall workflow.

The basic functions of the EMT is to provide non-emergency and emergency transportation utilizing the knowledge and skills learned in EMT-B courses. The EMT-B: functions in uncommon situations has basic understanding of stress response has understanding of BSI (Body Substance Isolation) understand basic medical-legal principles functions within scope of care as defined by the state of Illinois. Qualifications Valid drivers license Valid Illinois EMT licence Valid AHA CPR card We are an Equal EEO Employer ALL OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CAN BE VIEWED ON OUR WEBSITE ********************************

The Basic function of the EMR is to provide medical assistance to the EMT-B, within their scope of practice, and operate the ambulance during transport of patient. Other job functions include obtaining the appropriate patient care information, billing information, and completing associated forms and duties. The EMR will interact with other employees, facility staff, patient family and others in the community. Responsibilities: Operation of the ambulance in a safe manner following all State and local laws, including the Company policies. Assist the EMT-B with patient care. Assist in the lifting, moving, and transferring of patients. Safe and appropriate medical care within their scope of practice. Provide accurate and appropriate documentation for patient care reports and billing. Comply with all Company policies, EMS System policies, and all IDPH policies. Qualifications: High School diploma or equivalency Current and valid State issued Driver's License Current NREMT EMR license* Current IDPH EMR license* We have a Company sponsored course available to qualified candidates. All other employee benefits can be viewed at our website. ********************************