The general EMT (1,2,3 & AEMT) - responds to calls prioritized and assigned by dispatch. The EMT coordinates, prioritizes, and fulfills scheduled transfers for the assigned in a professional, timely manner, using sound judgment while keeping safety, privacy, and efficiency as top considerations. To provide this service and treatment with compassion and cost- effectively within the scope of practice according to the Medical Operations Manual.
EMTs will usually work a 48-hour on/96-hour off schedule; however, that may vary depending upon scheduled transfers or call volume demand, and may include holidays and weekends .
This position requires sitting, standing, bending, walking, stooping, crouching, kneeling, and climbing stairs for long periods of time.
Able to bend, lift, push, drag, hoist, and pull over 70 pounds or more is required . e.g., equipment and or assisting clients .
Exposure to a variety of weather conditions. e.g. Ice, snow, cold, heat, while performing duties.