Assist hospital staff with Level of Service (LOS). determination to help both the Hospital Staff and the Ambulance Crew understand why patient is moving at an appropriate LOS in real time. Ensure that all appropriate paperwork has been filled out and is complete and correct. While you will not fill out Hospital responsible paperwork, you should make sure it is in order and ready for the crew prior to transport (Ex: Physician Certification Statement (PCS) and any other paperwork that should accompany patient). Assist hospital team with patient movement to designated discharge unit. Coordinate and order Ambulance/CCT(s) for all applicable discharges. Assist in the elimination of delays to keep patient movement a seamless process. Provide information regarding transportation services to physicians and nursing personnel in hospital and healthcare facilities throughout the state. Provide patients with detailed information regarding the transport and advise transportation staff on medical needs of the patient during their transport (requires knowledge of the patient's medical records). Utilize information received from healthcare provider, patient, or family to coordinate medical and non-medical transportation. Recommend the appropriate unit(s) to respond based upon the type of call, priority, and availability of unit(s). Ask pertinent questions to determine type of transport needed, billing information, and destination of transport. Communicate verbally and in writing with GMR Dispatch centers and customer communications centers to ensure on-time performance and quality customer service. Suggest routes for medical and non-medical units to follow. Interact with GMR dispatch centers to ensure proper unit utilization. Report unusual incidents to duty supervisors as appropriate. Prepare timely and accurate paperwork as required. Serve as the Liaison between GMR and healthcare facilities. Assist with billing-related questions.

Vehicle inventory check/control of supplies and equipment. Restock ambulance supplies daily.Ensure deep cycling of monitor batteries as required. Mechanical check vehicles, fluid, window washer fluid.Ensure the workspace is clean and organized.Requisition supplies for replacement. Inform Supervisor of breakdowns and cause of equipment failure for repair. Inform fleet maintenance of breakdowns and cause/reallocate ambulance to crew and keep accurate log. Document condition of ambulance turned in and schedule ambulance preparedness for shift personnel. Update information on computer for equipment trackingMust be professional and appropriately dressed at all times. Respond to daily phone inquiries from crews to help facilitate coordination between departments. Order all required supplies to keep the operation able to keep up with demand.

Performs pre-hospital emergency medical care and basic life support as directed by following protocols and physician orders. Operates an emergency medical vehicle in non-emergency and emergency situations, including to and from emergency scene, determining most efficient route and maintaining situational awareness in order to prevent accidents. Performs both medical and non-medical patient transfers. Assists with patient treatment and care utilizing initial protocol treatment based on patient condition, which may include implementing automated external defibrillators, performing basic airway management, CPR, bandaging, administration of oxygen, and performing other basic life support activities. Assists in loading patient and provides transportation of patient to a medical facility. Assists paramedic in establishing priority for emergency care. Performs work in compliance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), operational directives, and medical protocols.

Provide services in a manner that displays compassion, caring and respect. Be responsible for safe ground ambulance transport of interfacility patients, transport crew members, organ procurement teams and medical equipment. Be effective with communication skills and able to work positively in a high-stress environment with patients, peers, families and other internal/external personnel.

Performs pre-hospital emergency medical care and basic life support as directed by following protocols and physician orders. Operates an emergency medical vehicle in non-emergency and emergency situations, including to and from emergency scene, determining most efficient route and maintaining situational awareness in order to prevent accidents. Performs both medical and non-medical patient transfers. Assists with patient treatment and care utilizing initial protocol treatment based on patient condition, which may include implementing automated external defibrillators, performing basic airway management, CPR, bandaging, administration of oxygen, and performing other basic life support activities. Assists in loading patient and provides transportation of patient to a medical facility. Assists paramedic in establishing priority for emergency care. Performs work in compliance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), operational directives, and medical protocols.

Performs pre-hospital emergency medical care and basic life support as directed by following protocols and physician orders. Operates an emergency medical vehicle in non-emergency and emergency situations, including to and from emergency scene, determining most efficient route and maintaining situational awareness in order to prevent accidents. Performs both medical and non-medical patient transfers. Assists with patient treatment and care utilizing initial protocol treatment based on patient condition, which may include implementing automated external defibrillators, performing basic airway management, CPR, bandaging, administration of oxygen, and performing other basic life support activities. Assists in loading patient and provides transportation of patient to a medical facility. Assists paramedic in establishing priority for emergency care. Performs work in compliance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), operational directives, and medical protocols.