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, including nights, weekends, and holidays if needed. Physical ability to stand, walk, and respond quickly during emergencies. WORK ENVIRONMENT: Moderate noise. Subject to unpredictable situations, patient
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, including nights, weekends, and holidays if needed. Physical ability to stand, walk, and respond quickly during emergencies. WORK ENVIRONMENT: Moderate noise. Subject to unpredictable situations, patient
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demonstrating concern and courtesy in all interpersonal relationships. Maintains patient safety, comfort and cleanliness. Is knowledgeable with and initiates emergency procedures. Responsible for the daily
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for sick call, emergency situations in housing, chronic care clinics and infirmary. * Works with a variety of health care professionals and security officers in a correctional environment. * Identifies
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, emergency situations in housing, chronic care clinics and infirmary. * Works with a variety of health care professionals and security officers in a correctional environment. * Identifies inmate-centered goals
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Emergency Medicine, positioning the Institute as a national leader in driving innovation and preparing the next generation of clinician-scientists. Posting Summary Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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first responder must have the physical capacity to perform CPR for at least 10 minutes. Physically able to lift and carry upstairs an emergency treatment bag that can weigh up to 45 pounds and assist in
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upstairs an emergency treatment bag that can weigh up to 45 pounds and assist in lifting and rotating patients who are unable to ambulate (up to 50 pounds). Special Conditions Must be approved by
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Utilized Physical Demands and Work Environment As a first responder must have the physical capacity to perform CPR for at least 10 minutes. Physically able to lift and carry upstairs an emergency treatment
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10 minutes. Physically able to lift and carry upstairs an emergency treatment bag that can weigh up to 45 pounds and assist in lifting and rotating patients who are unable to ambulate (up to 50 pounds