Responsibilities of an Ambulance Technician:
Emergency Response: - Responding promptly to emergency calls and providing immediate medical assistance at the scene. - Assessing the patient's condition and providing appropriate care to stabilize their condition. - Administering necessary medical treatments, such as CPR, oxygen therapy, and medication. Transportation: - Safely transporting patients to medical facilities while providing continuous monitoring and care during transit. - Ensuring the ambulance is properly equipped and stocked with necessary medical supplies and equipment. - Adhering to traffic laws and driving safely while operating the ambulance. Medical Documentation: - Accurately documenting patient information, medical history, vital signs, and treatment provided. - Communicating this information to healthcare professionals at the receiving facility for continuity of care. Equipment Maintenance: - Regularly inspecting and maintaining ambulance equipment, including medical devices, to ensure proper functioning. - Restocking medical supplies and medications as needed to maintain readiness for emergency situations. Collaboration: - Collaborating with other healthcare professionals, such as paramedics, nurses, and doctors, to provide comprehensive patient care. - Communicating effectively with dispatchers, receiving facilities, and other emergency personnel to coordinate patient transfers. Professional Development: - Keeping up-to-date with advancements in emergency medical techniques, protocols, and equipment. - Participating in ongoing training and education to enhance skills and maintain certification requirements. Compassionate Care: - Providing emotional support and reassurance to patients and their families during stressful situations. - Demonstrating empathy, professionalism, and maintaining patient confidentiality at all times.