Emergency Care Assistant
CurrentTo proved the following skills and remaining with clinical scope of practice and mandatory policies.• Driving, staffing ambulances and other emergency vehicles.• Responding to emergency 999 and 111 calls.• Interpretation on evidence base information (such as ECG).• Assessing patients, providing emergency treatment and making impressions of medical conditions.• Monitoring and administering medication, painmanagement.• Dressing wounds/injuries.• Using… Show more To proved the following skills and remaining with clinical scope of practice and mandatory policies.• Driving, staffing ambulances and other emergency vehicles.• Responding to emergency 999 and 111 calls.• Interpretation on evidence base information (such as ECG).• Assessing patients, providing emergency treatment and making impressions of medical conditions.• Monitoring and administering medication, painmanagement.• Dressing wounds/injuries.• Using specialist equipment.• Transporting patients to hospital and ongoing treatment while in transit.• Providing hospital staff with patient informationincluding condition and treatment.• Communicating effectively with patients and theirrelatives/friends. Show less
