Emt Goals and Objectives Examples
Respond to medical emergencies quickly and efficiently.
Administer first aid as necessary.
Perform basic life support techniques.
Conduct initial patient assessments.
Evaluate the patient's condition and determine appropriate treatment protocols.
Transport patients safely to medical facilities.
Maintain accurate patient care reports.
Follow established procedures and protocols for patient care.
Communicate effectively with patients, family members, and medical personnel.
Perform CPR in emergency situations.
Manage airways and assist with ventilation.
Assess and manage trauma patients.
Recognize and manage medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest, seizures, and strokes.
Initiate and maintain intravenous access.
Monitor patient vital signs and respond accordingly.
Assist with childbirth and neonatal resuscitation.
Provide emotional support to patients and their families.
Attend regular training sessions to stay current on new medical techniques and procedures.
Adhere to strict infection control policies and procedures.
Ensure all equipment is properly maintained and in good working order.
Stay up-to-date on local and state EMS regulations.
Effectively communicate with other healthcare providers regarding patient care.
Demonstrate professional behavior at all times.
Promote a positive image of EMS to the public.
Perform daily checks of the ambulance vehicle.
Operate an ambulance in a safe manner.
Practice safe lifting and moving techniques when assisting patients.
Work cooperatively with partner EMTs or Paramedics during patient care situations.
Advise patients on proper medical follow-up care and arrange for them when necessary.
Maintain confidentiality of all patient information.
Manage multiple patients or situations simultaneously in a calm manner.
Use sound judgement when determining the best course of action in emergency situations.
Understand and respond appropriately to cultural differences of patients.
Incorporate feedback on performance to improve patient care.
Keep detailed records of all patient care, medications administered, and patient reactions.
Respond appropriately to hazardous material incidents.
Stay up-to-date on the use of new technology in medical treatments.
Be aware of and follow HIPAA regulations.
Provide educational presentations to the public about emergency preparedness and first aid.
Work cohesively with other emergency responders such as firefighters and police officers.
Manage minor bleeding, wounds, and fractures.
Recognize symptoms of mental health emergencies and provide appropriate care.
Understand how to properly handle and transport patients with spinal injuries or cervical collars.
Respond appropriately to incidents involving pediatric patients.
Identify signs of drug overdose and provide appropriate intervention.
Stay current on medical terminology and language used by medical professionals.
Practice good time management skills to ensure timely response to emergency calls.
Establish and maintain a professional rapport with patients and their families.
Assist in cleaning and restocking ambulance supplies after each call.
Respond appropriately to domestic violence situations.
Use proper communication techniques when interacting with non-English speaking patients.
Maintain professionalism when working in difficult or stressful situations.
Properly document controlled substances used during patient care.
Transport multiple patients in a safe manner during mass casualty incidents.
Administer medication through various routes including oral, intramuscular, and subcutaneous injections.
Understand the importance of scene safety when responding to emergencies.
Continuously evaluate the effectiveness of patient care provided during transport to medical facilities.
Understand the risks associated with bloodborne pathogens and follow appropriate protective measures.
Report any suspected cases of elder abuse or child abuse to authorities.
Demonstrate competence in using automated external defibrillators (AEDs).
Provide appropriate intervention for patients experiencing anaphylaxis.
Effectively manage and administer oxygen therapy to patients.
Evaluate the need for extrication when responding to motor vehicle accidents or other incidents.
Monitor and care for patients receiving cardiac monitoring.
Respond appropriately to respiratory distress calls.
Maintain basic knowledge of pharmacology as it relates to emergency medical treatment.
Recognize and treat hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia in diabetic patients.
Understand the importance of proper documentation related to patient care.
Demonstrate competence in using pulse oximetry devices.
Respond appropriately to incidents involving patients with pacemakers or implantable defibrillators.
Understand the roles and responsibilities of different levels of EMS personnel.
Practice effective communication skills with patients, family members, and medical personnel.
Stay current on changes in medical laws and regulations.
Understand the importance of personal safety when responding to emergencies.
Continuously evaluate and improve skills related to patient care and treatment.
Respond appropriately to incidents involving hazardous materials or explosives.
Properly secure patients for transport to medical facilities.
Recognize symptoms of stroke and provide appropriate care.
Use effective interpersonal skills when interacting with patients and their families.
Respond appropriately to incidents involving unique or unusual medical conditions.