Ambulance Driver

Role Overview: An Ambulance Driver's primary responsibility is to safely and efficiently transport patients to medical facilities in response to emergency situations. This includes driving the ambulance, providing basic first aid, assisting with patient loading/unloading, and maintaining the ambulance's cleanliness and equipment. Key Responsibilities: - Driving: Safely operate the ambulance in varying traffic conditions, navigating routes quickly and efficiently using maps or GPS. - Patient Transport: Transport patients to hospitals or medical facilities, ensuring their comfort and safety. - First Aid: Provide basic first aid and life support assistance, such as administering oxygen or CPR, when necessary. - Patient Care: Assist medical personnel with loading and unloading patients, ensuring proper handling of stretchers and equipment. - Vehicle Maintenance: Regularly inspect the vehicle for mechanical issues and ensure it's well-maintained and equipped. - Documentation: Complete necessary paperwork and documentation related to patient transport. - Communication: Communicate effectively with dispatchers and medical staff, providing updates and information as needed. - Sanitation: Maintain a clean and sanitary ambulance, including sanitizing surfaces and disposing of medical waste properly. - Compliance: Follow all traffic laws and driving protocols. Qualification Required: - Valid driver's license with a clean driving record. - Certification in First Aid and CPR. - Ability to remain calm and make quick decisions in high-pressure situations. - Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team. - Physical stamina and strength to assist with patient lifting and moving. - Knowledge of vehicle maintenance and basic mechanical skills. Please note that the benefits include cell phone reimbursement, health insurance, paid time off, provident fund, and a performance bonus. The work schedule may involve day shift, fixed shift, morning shift, night shift, rotational shift, or weekend only. The work location is in person.,