Walk-in || Technologist - EMS

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Key Responsibilities

Emergency Patient Care

• Respond promptly to emergency calls and ambulance dispatches.
• Assess patient condition and determine appropriate medical intervention.
• Provide Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) as per protocols.
• Perform airway management, oxygen administration, CPR, bleeding control, and trauma stabilization.
• Assist in emergency procedures under physician direction when required.
• Monitor and record patient vital signs during transport.

Ambulance & Emergency Operations

• Ensure ambulance readiness, including medical equipment and emergency supplies.
• Conduct routine checks of monitors, defibrillators, oxygen cylinders, suction units, and other emergency equipment.
• Maintain infection control and safety standards in ambulances.
• Ensure safe patient transfer between locations.

Documentation & Compliance

• Accurately complete patient care reports and transport records.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient information.
• Follow hospital, EMS, NABH, and regulatory guidelines.
• Report incidents, accidents, and equipment issues promptly.

Coordination & Communication

• Communicate effectively with ambulance control room, emergency department staff, nurses, and physicians.
• Provide handover reports during patient transfers.
• Participate in disaster management, code blue responses, and emergency drills.
• Support community outreach programs and health awareness initiatives as assigned.

Qualifications

Education

• Diploma / Bachelor's Degree in Emergency Medical Technology (EMT), Emergency Trauma care management ,Paramedical Sciences, Emergency Care Technology, or Allied Health Sciences.

Certifications

• BLS Certification (Mandatory)
• ACLS Certification (Preferred)
• PHTLS/ITLS Certification (Preferred)

Experience

• 0-5 years of experience in EMS, Ambulance Services, Emergency Department, Trauma Care, or Critical Care Transport.