Rubber Duck- Paramedic+

Paramedics are health professionals who are concerned with primary care for patients in emergencies and accidents. They work in ambulances, air rescue services and other emergency response teams and are usually the first medical staff to be on hand in an emergency.

The main tasks of a paramedic include:

1. Primary care of patients: paramedics are responsible for providing basic care for patients in emergencies and accidents. They can provide wounds, administer painkillers and use the necessary medical equipment to stabilize the health of patients.
2. Transportation of patients: paramedics are also responsible for transporting patients to medical facilities. You need to ensure that patients are transported safely and comfortably and that all the necessary medical devices and medications are available during transport.
3. Communication with medical staff: paramedics work closely with other healthcare professionals and must therefore be able to collect and document information about the health status of patients and forward them to the medical staff.
4. Maintenance of equipment and vehicles: paramedics are also responsible for keeping the equipment and vehicles they use in perfect condition. They need to make sure that all the equipment is ready for use and that the vehicles are regularly maintained.

Overall, paramedics are important health workers who ensure that patients are provided for quickly and effectively in the event of emergencies and accidents and that they are transported safely to medical facilities. They play an important role in improving health care and saving lives.