HAIDER ABBAS

1 Emergency Driving Skills: Proficient in driving safely and efficiently under pressure, navigating through traffic, and adhering to emergency driving laws

2 Knowledge of First Aid/CPR: Basic understanding of first aid procedures and CPR to assist paramedics in emergencies

3 Vehicle Maintenance: Ability to perform routine maintenance checks and ensure the ambulance is always in optimal working condition

4 Communication Skills: Strong verbal communication to interact effectively with paramedics, patients, and hospital staff, as well as provide clear updates during transport

5 Navigation and GPS Proficiency: Familiarity with maps, GPS systems, and local roadways to ensure fast and accurate route planning

6 Patient Care and Comfort: Ability to handle patients with care, ensuring their safety and comfort during transport

7 Calm Under Pressure: Maintaining composure during high-stress situations and emergencies to make sound decisions quickly

8 Time Management: Efficiently managing transport schedules and response times for emergency and non-emergency trips

9 Physical Stamina: The ability to lift, carry, and assist patients, as well as handle long hours of driving

10 Adherence to Safety Regulations: Understanding and following all relevant health, safety, and traffic regulations while on duty