Follow our staff through a typical day at Stadium Medical.
Check out your equipment and vehicle
Prepare for the day by ensuring that the ambulance and all of the equipment within it are in place and operational.
Patient Pick-Up
Receive report from the patient’s nurse and prepare the patient for transport. Ensure the patient is comfortable and load them into the ambulance.
Transport
Transport the patient from their pick-up to drop-off destination. One EMT/Paramedic will navigate the ambulance while the other provides medical attention in the back through medical procedures, monitoring, and proper reporting.
Patient Drop-off
Unload the patient from the ambulance and move them to their destination. Ensure that they are comfortable and the receiving facility is notified and given a report.
Posting
Spend some time waiting for a call talking with your partner, brushing up on your medical knowledge, grabbing some food or drink from the EMS lounges and finishing your reports.
911 & Facility Response
Respond to medical emergencies from 911 or facility calls. These calls are unpredictable, require heightened situational awareness and the utmost clinical responsiveness.
Events
Similar to 911 and facility response calls, you never know what kind of situation you will run into as the first on-scene at a variety of events and in various situations.
Ambulance Check-in
Ensure that your ambulance is cleaned, materials are re-stocked and ready for the next crew.