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As an EMT Security Officer, you will be a member of a pre-hospital emergency care medical team. Provide emergency medical care and other treatment pursuant to EMT certification.
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Required ExperienceRequired:California state licensed Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) required. The fully integrated network is comprised of PIH Health Downey Hospital, PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital, PIH Health Whittier Hospital, 37 outpatient medical office buildings, a multispecialty medical (physician) group, home healthcare services and hospice care, as well as heart, cancer, digestive health, orthopedics, women’s health, urgent care and emergency services.
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At Houston Methodist, the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)/Paramedic position is responsible for assisting in the delivery of patient care and services to diverse patient population and their families and performing EKGs and collecting lab specimens under direction of the licensed nurse and/or provider.
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Qualifications Associate’s degree (AD) in healthcare field preferred: paramedic, medic, EMT, emergency tech, CNA, or hospital technician required. Knowledge of medical terminology and human anatomy/physiology preferred.
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Successful completion of Nursing Assistant (NA), Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN), Patient Care Assistant (PCA), Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Health Care Technician or other clinical care program and / or previous clinical experience as an NA, CNA, PCA, EMT or nursing / medical student preferred.
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CNA or EMT (Required) or Previousnursing assistant or emergency medical technician experience or a nursing student with 2 clinical rotations required. The Emergency Department (ED) at Pennsylvania Hospital, located in the historic district of downtown Philadelphia, is a 29 bed unit that sees around 50,000 visits annually.
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Completion of one of the following: - Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant or Patient Care Technician program or - Fundamentals of Nursing program from an accredited school of nursing or - HMH PCT Apprenticeship Program - Or equivalent medical background experience, such as EMT, Home Health Aide, CMA, MA, PCT, Nursing Assistant.
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The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)/Advanced EMT is responsible for providing pre-hospital emergency medical care at the appropriate level for those served by Southwest Health Emergency Medical Service.
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Current Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification required. CarePoint Health is one of New Jersey's leading health care systems comprised of three long-standing and highly-regarded hospitals - Christ Hospital in Jersey City, Hoboken University Medical Center and Bayonne Medical Center.
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Preferred: Successful completion of Nursing Assistant (NA), Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN), Patient Care Assistant (PCA), Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Health Care Technician or other clinical care program and / or previous clinical experience as an NA, CNA, PCA, EMT or nursing / medical student preferred.
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State licensure/certification as an Emergency Medical Technician or higher in the appropriate state of practice. Provides emergency care at the scene and during transit to the hospital.
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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) functions as a primary care provider in the pre-hospital setting. The EMT will communicate with licensed and ancillary medical professionals in verbal and written format.
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FL Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Documents patient intake/output, sends urine specimens to labs as ordered, performs daily phlebotomy as ordered, collects and labels tubes properly using hospital protocol and performs bedside glucose monitoring as instructed by nurse.
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Completion of EMT-P (Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic), EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) and one year of clinical or CA hospital experience (or.
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Experience with direct patient care such as a medical assistant, nursing assistant, emergency medical technician (EMT), or surgical technician in the past three (3) years; or.
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