I am a qualified candidate for this position due to my willingness to further my knowledge and abilities, desire to motivate others to excel, refusal to fail and drive to ensure we are providing the best service possible. I am a strong leader but able to follow when needed. I can motivate and drive to ensure the goal is met with a positive attitude and professional appearance. I am capable of managing a diverse group of backgrounds, mindsets, beliefs and traits. I understand my experience as a Paramedic is only a year in, however, I have been providing at the EMT Intermediate level for 15 years prior to obtaining my Paramedic. I am a fast learner and will take every opportunity to further my education and abilities.
Deal effectively with the public and co-workers under adverse circumstances requiring presence of mind, sensitivity, interest and understanding.
Adapt to changes in work assignments and duties.
Write clear, concise and complete reports.
Perform physical tasks that require coordination, strength, dexterity and stamina.
Learn the proper operation and use of department equipment.
Use a variety of hand and power tools (axes, chainsaw, and most common hand tools.)
Perform minor maintenance on tools and mechanical equipment.
Use a computer for preparing reports, records and correspondence.
Perform strenuous physical tasks such as carrying equipment up hills, pulling hoses, carrying injured persons, raising ladders and operating a hose line.
Conduct tours, fire demonstrations, first-aid demonstrations, and other public relations duties.
Read blueprints, construction drawings, and maps.
Draw building layouts to scale.
Work at various heights and confined areas.
Use radio communications equipment and speak clearly.
Remain calm and work effectively in stressful situations.
Use initiative and independent judgment when necessary.
Work a 24-hour shift.
Function as a member of a team.
Use good judgment in emergency or critical situations.
Adapt to changing work assignments and duties.
Supervise personnel
Climb ladders and fences.
Reference and utilize training materials (manuals, journals, etc.)
Write legibly.
Keep accurate records.