November 8th, 2021 at 09:12 am
Job Description
- Paramedics are responsible for providing high standards of individualized routine and emergency care to guests and crew.
- Paramedics act as a first responders, triaging emergency calls, assessing and treating on scene, and transferring patients to the shipboard medical center for definitive care.
- Through the use of specific patient group directives, paramedics are able to practice autonomously under the authority of doctors, assessing patients and providing treatment and advice for specific conditions.
- In additional to first response duties, paramedics work closely with shipboard nurses and doctors to attend to patients attending daily walk-in clinics.
- Paramedics also perform various technical and non-clinical administrative tasks that support the efficient and safe operation of the medical center under the direction and supervision of the Senior Nurse.
- Additional duties include equipment checks, medicines and inventory management, participation in drills, audits, inspections and training of other crew members.
- Technical skills are learned and practiced on board, such as X-rays acquisition, and performing a wide-array of laboratory tests and other procedures.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
- Paramedic applicants must hold an Advanced Life Support Paramedic Qualification (or equivalent) and current registration and licensing with an appropriate governmental or national regulatory body.
- Applicants must have at least three years post graduate clinical experience in paramedicine, emergency medicine or other acute care settings including remote medicine, and most recent work experience should be in a clinical setting.
Additional requirements include:
All medical staff provide high level of customer service, maintaining a professional, dignified, friendly, assertive, and polite manner at all times, towards both guests and fellow crewmembers, and demonstrate performance consistent with the Vision, Mission and Strategic Plan of the organization.
- A valid accredited ALS/ACLS certificate prior to joining a vessel
- PALS and ATLS certifications may be required before completing the first year of employment
- A Valid passport
- Eligibility to be issued a United States C1/D Visa (Not applicable for US and Canadian citizens)
- Fluency in English, both conversational and technical
- Computer literacy and experience with Microsoft Windows 7 (or higher) and MS Office programs
- Experience with use of electronic health records is preferred
- Outstanding interpersonal, customer services and communication skills
- A commitment to completing at least two four-month contracts within a twelve month period
- Additional training in advanced airway management, ICU, Primary Emergency Care, Immediate Medical Care, ECG, Advanced Trauma Life Support and Advanced Pediatric Life Support is highly recommended, and experience working in private healthcare settings is preferred.
Method Of Application
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Closing Date: Ongoing
