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West Chester, Pa, Us

A Paramedic Clinical Coordinator manages clinical training for paramedics students, new hires, and trainees. Key tasks include:1. **Program Management**: Develop and evaluate the clinical curriculum.2. **Clinical Placements**: Arrange and oversee trainee placements.3. **Trainee Support**: Monitor and support trainee progress.4. **Faculty Collaboration**: Integrate clinical and classroom learning.5. **Quality Assurance**: Evaluate clinical sites and preceptors.6. **Documentation**: Maintain records of clinical hours and assessments.7. **Compliance and Safety**: Ensure adherence to safety and ethical standards.

A 911 EMS Supervisor oversees emergency medical services (EMS) operations and personnel, ensuring efficient and effective response to 911 calls. Key responsibilities include:1. **Team Supervision**: Manage EMS staff, including paramedics and EMTs, ensuring adherence to protocols and standards.2. **Operational Coordination**: Oversee daily operations, including shift scheduling, resource allocation, and maintaining coverage.3. **Quality Assurance**: Monitor the quality of care provided, conducting performance reviews and audits to ensure high standards.4. **Training and Development**: Organize training and continuing education for EMS personnel to maintain skills and certifications.5. **Emergency Response**: Direct and support EMS teams during emergency situations, ensuring appropriate and timely care.6. **Administrative Duties**: Handle administrative tasks such as report writing, record-keeping, and ensuring compliance with regulations.7. **Conflict Resolution**: Address and resolve issues or conflicts within the team, maintaining a positive work environment.8. **Equipment Management**: Ensure proper maintenance, inventory, and availability of medical equipment and supplies.9. **Interagency Coordination**: Liaise with other emergency services, hospitals, and healthcare providers to ensure coordinated patient care.10. **Policy Enforcement**: Implement and enforce organizational policies and procedures, adapting to changes as needed.

Paramedics provide immediate response to emergency medical 911 calls as well as inter facility transport of critically ill or unstable patients. They are usually the first senior healthcare professional on the scene and are responsible for assessing a patient's condition and providing essential treatment prior to hospital admission.Treatment includes:resuscitating and stabilising patients;using high tech equipment e.g. defibrillator and ventilatorsapplying spinal and traction splints;administering intravenous drips, drugs and oxygen.Paramedics attend emergencies including minor injuries, sudden illness, and casualties arising from road and rail accidents, criminal violence, fires and other incidents.They are usually in a two-person ambulance crew with the other being an ambulance technician or emergency care assistant, who helps them. Some work is alone however, using an emergency response car, motorbike or bicycle to get to a patient.

Masters, Public Health

Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General

Associate Of Arts And Sciences (A.A.S.), Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (Emt Paramedic)

Critical Care Emergency Medical Tranport Profram-Professional Certification