Responsibilities include obtaining vital signs (temperature, heart rate, pulse oximetry, blood pressure, and weight), inserting saline locks, assisting with both basic and advanced cardiac life support, performing EKGs, assisting with pelvic exams, applying sterile dressings, removing sutures or staples, cleansing and irrigating wounds, administering oral medications, and giving injections via intramuscular, subcutaneous, intravenous, and intradermal routes. You'll also apply splints including volar, thumb spica, ulnar gutter, and posterior leg splints, perform venipuncture, initiate routine lab tests, swab mucous membranes for cultures, administer and read TB skin tests, and support referrals and documentation as needed.