The main job tasks include: Implement and follow the patient care plan established by the clinicianCollect, assess, and document pertinent patient information, including vital signs, physical assessment findings, electrocardiograms (EKGs), cardiac monitoring data, and other relevant clinical informationPerform technical aspects of patient care within role competency and scope, including phlebotomy, intravenous cannulation, medication administration, oxygen therapy, EKGs, and assistance with sterile procedures and sedation proceduresOperate clinical equipment used in advanced life support applications, including external defibrillators, bag-valve-mask resuscitators, cardiac monitors, and EKG equipmentAdminister medications via approved routes under the direction of the clinician and in accordance with organizational policies and role competencyCommunicate changes in patient condition and other relevant information to providers, nurses, and designated members of the healthcare teamProvide routine patient and family education, including instructions regarding crutches, splints, casts, and post-treatment careMaintain accurate and timely clinical and administrative documentation in the electronic medical record Schedule Work hours are based on clinic staffing and operational needs and may include a mixture of day, evening, weekend, and holiday shifts. By implementing clinician-directed plans of care, performing advanced clinical interventions within scope of practice, communicating changes in patient condition, and responding effectively to emergent situations, Paramedics help ensure positive patient outcomes and operational excellence.