This is my life after 10 years…. I’m paramedic, I care for the sick or injured in emergency medical settings. People’s lives often depend on how I and my team can quick reaction and competent care. We respond to emergency calls, performing medical services and transporting patients to medical facilities. Now in this essay I am going to tell you what I do and pros and cons to this job. As a paramedic, I would need to stay calm while dealing with life and death situations, to be highly skilled, quick thinking and decisive at the same time as providing a reassuring environment for the patient and relatives. I must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, a serious interest in the care and well-being of patients, and the academic ability to cope with examinations. I would also need to be physically fit and emotionally resilient. Plus, I would also have to be caring to the patient and tell them everything will be alright.
Working on an ambulance or the emergency room is exciting. I was the type of child, gets excited every time a police care or fire engine runs past me, that’s why this job was prefect for me. I drive an emergency vehicle really fast to be there when someone is in need for my teams help. I witness some amazing things in this field. Also, this is the first job I’ve ever had where I felt like I fit in. My coworkers are a little twisted just like me. That makes me feel special. There is a feeling of brotherhood that comes with knowing what you and your coworkers go through in a day. Depending on where you live you will probably feel the same sense of brotherhood your career.
As a paramedic, I get sleep deficiency because I work hard. Consequently, possibilities I may end up working a shift where I’m on the clock all day and night, and then off for the next 48 hours. Okay, as a paramedic, there’s going to be great