Mombasa County is one of the 47 Counties of Kenya. Its capital and the only city in the county is Mombasa. Initially it was one of the former Districts of Kenya but in 2013 it was reconstituted as a county, on the same boundaries. It is the smallest county in Kenya, covering an area of 229.7 km2 excluding 65 km2 of water mass. The county is situated in th...

Job Description

Working in an intermediate life support unit as an emergency care provider or

An ambulance operator (driver)

Assessing, history taking, diagnosing, planning, implementing emergency

Medical care interventions and reassessing patient outcomes;

Administration of authorized medication;

Initiating basic intravenous therapies, providing autonomous basic life support

Interventions and supervised advanced cardiac life support interventions;

Maintaining the patient care reports and keeping patient records;

Identifying, managing and referring emergency medical care cases;

Referring patients, experts and specimen to appropriate facilities.

Requirements & Qualifications

Diploma in any of the following disciplines: emergency medical services, emergency

Medical technology; or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized training institution

Or

A valid certificate in emergency medical technician - advanced course or emergency

Medical services instructor course from the kenya red cross society or the kenya

Council of emergency medical technicians;

Kenya certificate of secondary education (kcse) mean grade c, with at least a c+

(plus) in biology or chemistry and a d in english or kiswahili; or its equivalent

Qualification or a valid emergency medical technician - basic certificate;

A valid class bce driver’s license with public service vehicle authorization; or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized training institution;

A valid practicing license from a recognized licensing institution

• Working in an intermediate life support unit as an emergency care provider or An ambulance operator (driver)
• Assessing, history taking, diagnosing, planning, implementing emergency Medical care interventions and reassessing patient outcomes;
• Administration of authorized medication;
• Initiating basic intravenous therapies, providing autonomous basic life support Interventions and supervised advanced cardiac life support interventions;
• Maintaining the patient care reports and keeping patient records;
• Identifying, managing and referring emergency medical care cases;
• Referring patients, experts and specimen to appropriate facilities.

• Diploma in any of the following disciplines: emergency medical services, emergency Medical technology; or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized training institution
• A valid certificate in emergency medical technician - advanced course or emergency Medical services instructor course from the kenya red cross society or the kenya Council of emergency medical technicians;
• Kenya certificate of secondary education (kcse) mean grade c, with at least a c+ (plus) in biology or chemistry and a d in english or kiswahili; or its equivalent Qualification or a valid emergency medical technician - basic certificate;
• A valid class bce driver’s license with public service vehicle authorization; or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized training institution;
• A valid practicing license from a recognized licensing institution