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Flight Paramedic PennSTAR (Full-Time Days)
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A Paramedic administers basic or advanced emergency medical care and assesses injuries and illnesses. May administer medication intravenously, use equipment such as EKGs, or administer advanced life support to sick or injured individuals.
$53,467 / year median in Pennsylvania
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Flight Paramedic PennSTAR (Full-Time Days)
Blue Bell, PA
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Apply Now Description Penn Medicine is dedicated to our tripartite mission of providing the highest level of care to patients, conducting innovative research, and educating future leaders in the field of medicine. Working for this leading academic medical center means collaboration with top clinical, technical and business professionals across all disciplines. Today at Penn Medicine, someone will make a breakthrough. Someone will heal a heart, deliver hopeful news, and give comfort and reassurance. Our employees shape our future each day. Are you living your life's work?
Complete Narcotic Accountability Form at start of shift.
Assist EMT partner with completion of daily unit inspection.
Maintain communication with PennSTAR Communications Center as to the status of the ambulance, including, but not limited to: maintenance/mechanical issues and phase of transport.
Provide Patient Report as needed.
Assist EMS Partner with Ambulance navigation system.
Maintain familiarity with ambulance operations including but not limited to: vehicle security features, operation of emergency lighting, operation of siren, operation of mobile and portable radio, installation and operation of on-board oxygen system, operation of on-board suction unit, operation of on-board fire extinguishers, operation of stretcher and loading system (if applicable), and operation of UV decontamination system (if applicable).Report to work on-time in provided, appropriate dress, including but not limited to: Flight Suit, Seasonal Outerwear, and Black Duty Boots (not provided).Maintain professional License/Certification/CEU's and all required education to maintain Unrestricted Medical Command status within the host EMS Region of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Upload required documents into EMS Manager program in appropriate location, and maintain credentialing profile without evidence of expiration.
Promptly respond to requested communication by phone or email in an effort to maintain efficient operation within the department.
Timely completion of UPHS required education, through Knowledge Link platform.
Maintain yearly compliance with required vaccinations, including, but not limited to: PPD, Flu Vaccine, COVID-19 Vaccine.
Assist Program in the provision of continuing education programs.
Participate in Committees as needed.
Attend 80% of staff meetings and 100% of required training.
Promote the organizational values of patient, visitor, and customer satisfaction by demonstrating courtesy, respect, and professionalism towards patients, families, visitors, co-workers and members of the public safety entity.
Complete an orientation program established by the PennSTAR Flight Team.
Coordinate and supervise the safe and proper loading and offloading of patients from the ambulance.
Participate in debrief as needed with multidisciplinary teams.
Lecture Physicians, Nurses, EMS Staff and all other allied health professionals during continuing education programs.
Participate in departmental task activities as requested.
Meet with specialty groups to provide information and training regarding the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Division of Trauma, or PennSTAR Flight.
Integrate care with that provided by other health care professionals.
Transfer of patients to receiving unit, providing detailed report on patient findings, changes noted and care rendered.
Must have working knowledge of medical equipment the crewmember may potentially be exposed to in the daily function of the job, including but not limited to: Endotracheal, Adjunct, Percutaneous/Surgical Airway Insertion and Management.
Summary:
Acts in collaboration with an interdisciplinary team to provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) to patients in the interfacility transport setting. The Paramedic will maintain clinical competence for patients across the age continuum and work in unison with a variety of care practitioners, including, but not limited to: Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics, Nurses, Physicians and a variety of outside hospital staff, to provide exceptional care. The Paramedic demonstrates the skill necessary to provide care to their patients based on the needs of their patient(s). The Paramedic I complies with all rules and standards of the PennSTAR Flight Team and provides care within the appropriate scope of practice. The Paramedic shall complete all required continuing education to maintain compliance with the standards set forth by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services. Upon completion of orientation, the Paramedic I must be capable of obtaining and maintaining unrestricted Medical Command, granted by the PennSTAR Flight Medical Director. Promotion to Paramedic II is contingent after one (1) year of certification as a Pennsylvania State Paramedic and achievement of an approved critical care certification.Acceptable certifications include:
Critical Care Certified Paramedic (CCP-C) or Flight Paramedic Certification (FP-C).Responsibilities:
Perform a thorough check of the ambulance, work space and supplies at the beginning of each shift and correct any deficiencies found.Complete Narcotic Accountability Form at start of shift.
Assist EMT partner with completion of daily unit inspection.
Maintain communication with PennSTAR Communications Center as to the status of the ambulance, including, but not limited to: maintenance/mechanical issues and phase of transport.
Provide Patient Report as needed.
Assist EMS Partner with Ambulance navigation system.
Maintain familiarity with ambulance operations including but not limited to: vehicle security features, operation of emergency lighting, operation of siren, operation of mobile and portable radio, installation and operation of on-board oxygen system, operation of on-board suction unit, operation of on-board fire extinguishers, operation of stretcher and loading system (if applicable), and operation of UV decontamination system (if applicable).Report to work on-time in provided, appropriate dress, including but not limited to: Flight Suit, Seasonal Outerwear, and Black Duty Boots (not provided).Maintain professional License/Certification/CEU's and all required education to maintain Unrestricted Medical Command status within the host EMS Region of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Upload required documents into EMS Manager program in appropriate location, and maintain credentialing profile without evidence of expiration.
Promptly respond to requested communication by phone or email in an effort to maintain efficient operation within the department.
Timely completion of UPHS required education, through Knowledge Link platform.
Maintain yearly compliance with required vaccinations, including, but not limited to: PPD, Flu Vaccine, COVID-19 Vaccine.
Assist Program in the provision of continuing education programs.
Participate in Committees as needed.
Attend 80% of staff meetings and 100% of required training.
Promote the organizational values of patient, visitor, and customer satisfaction by demonstrating courtesy, respect, and professionalism towards patients, families, visitors, co-workers and members of the public safety entity.
Complete an orientation program established by the PennSTAR Flight Team.
Coordinate and supervise the safe and proper loading and offloading of patients from the ambulance.
Participate in debrief as needed with multidisciplinary teams.
Lecture Physicians, Nurses, EMS Staff and all other allied health professionals during continuing education programs.
Participate in departmental task activities as requested.
Meet with specialty groups to provide information and training regarding the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Division of Trauma, or PennSTAR Flight.
Integrate care with that provided by other health care professionals.
Transfer of patients to receiving unit, providing detailed report on patient findings, changes noted and care rendered.
Must have working knowledge of medical equipment the crewmember may potentially be exposed to in the daily function of the job, including but not limited to: Endotracheal, Adjunct, Percutaneous/Surgical Airway Insertion and Management.