Functioning within the Registered Nurse scope of practice, as defined by the appropriate State Board of Nursing and in compliance with appropriate state and county standards, responds to critical care transport requests; provides general and Advanced Life Support (ALS) medical care, treatment and transport to critically ill patients in both emergent and non-emergent settings.

• Respond to calls in a timely manner based off Company protocols.
• Meet and exceed Contractual response times.
• Represent the Company by being courteous, professional, and a patient advocate.
• Monitor communication equipment to maintain contact with Communications Center.
• Comply with all protocols for treatment and transportation of the sick and injured as defined by the company, local, and other governing agencies)
• Function within your scope of practice, independently and at an optimum level in a non-structured environment that is constantly changing.
• Perform rapid, precise, practical mathematical calculations pertinent to the medications and supplies used in emergency patient care.
• Demonstrate excellent clinical judgment, prioritize decisions and act quickly in the best interests of the patient.
• Maintain and replenish vehicle, equipment and supplies as needed.
• Maintain a clean, professional appearance while maintaining a courteous, professional, and ethical behavior while working cooperatively with other members of the health care system, co-workers, and the public.
• Perform other duties as assigned including those specific to the local operation.
• Take a leadership role. Mentor EMTs, students, and new employees.
• Regular attendance consistent with scheduled hours. Willing to work overtime as needed.
• Uses care and respect with all equipment and supplies.

• Provide general medical care and treatment to patients in both emergent and non-emergent settings as defined by state and local regulatory agencies. Ability to perform ALS/CCT functions, following protocols set forth by the Company, State, County and other governing agencies.
• Neatly and accurately document pertinent patient information on all required forms/documents. (Patient Care Records, Supplies, and PCS forms)
• Turns in appropriate documents prior to leaving duty.

• Ensure that all required Certifications are current and remain current.
• Attend all Company required training, annual training, and all mandatory Company updates. Complete the training in the allotted time the Company sets.
• Maintain knowledge of job and medical field.
• Keep current on training for new equipment, procedures, and techniques.