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This is a Temporary, Seasonal non-exempt position, not to exceed 200 hours annually. This position encompasses being able to quickly evaluate injuries and medical conditions and providing immediate care to stabilize patients until they can be transported to a medical facility if necessary during the annual Humboldt County Fair.
About Humboldt County Fair Association
Since 1896 the Humboldt County Fair Association (HCFA) has held the annual Humboldt County Fair. The Association was formally established in December 26, 1924 as a California non-profit public benefit corporation.HCFA is governed by an eleven (11) member Board of Directors, the policy and financial policy making body for the Association, and they designate a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) responsible for implementing their direction and managing the Association's employees. The Association entered into an agreement with the County of Humboldt to manage the Humboldt County Fair and Event Center. The Association acts as the County's agent to operate and manage the Center. The Fairgrounds are located in the town of Ferndale and includes approximately 65-acres that houses exhibit buildings, livestock barns, a historic grandstand, a 1/2 mile dirt horse racing track, midway and carnival lots. Included on the property is a recreational vehicle park with 60 site hooks and dry campground facilities.
Description
Event Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
This is a Temporary, Seasonal non-exempt position, not to exceed 200 hours annually. This position encompasses being able to quickly evaluate injuries and medical conditions and providing immediate care to stabilize patients until they can be transported to a medical facility if necessary during the annual Humboldt County Fair.
SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED
EMT reports to the Chief Executive Officer
EXAMPLES OF TYPICAL JOB FUNCTIONS (Illustrative Only)
Management reserves the right to add, modify, change, or rescind the work assignments of different positions and to make reasonable accommodations so that qualified employees can perform the essential functions of the job.

• Evaluate the condition of patients to determine the nature and extent of their injuries or illnesses.
• Perform initial assessments and gather medical histories from patients.
• Monitor vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse, and respiration rates.
• Administer first aid for minor injuries, such as cuts, bruises, and sprains.
• Provide emergency medical care for serious conditions, including CPR and defibrillation for cardiac arrest.
• Manage respiratory emergencies with oxygen therapy and airway management.
• Stabilize patients with fractures, head injuries, or severe bleeding.
• Administer medications as needed, following protocols and standing orders.
• Use triage protocols to prioritize care in situations with multiple casualties.
• Make quick decisions about the urgency of the required medical care.
• Prepare patients for transport to medical facilities when necessary.
• Communicate with ambulance services and coordinate patient handovers.
• Navigate through crowds to reach patients quickly and safely.
• Ensure the safety of patients, themselves, and bystanders in crowded settings.
• Work with event security and organizers to manage the scene effectively.
• Maintain accurate and detailed records of patient assessments, treatments, and outcomes.
• Report incidents and medical emergencies to event organizers and appropriate authorities.
• Communicate effectively with patients, family members, and event staff.
• Collaborate with other emergency services, such as paramedics, fire departments, and hospitals.
• Regularly check and restock medical supplies and equipment.
• Ensure all medical equipment is in good working order and ready for use.
• Maintain cleanliness and organization of the medical station or response area.
• Participate in continuous education and training programs to stay updated on medical protocols and techniques.
• Attend regular drills and simulations to enhance emergency response skills.
• Provide health and safety information to event attendees.
• Offer preventive care tips to reduce the risk of injuries and illnesses.

• Conduct rapid and thorough assessments of individuals experiencing medical issues to determine the severity of their condition and the necessary interventions.
• Measure and monitor vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration to track patient status and detect any critical changes.
• Prioritize patients based on the severity of their conditions, ensuring that those in the most critical condition receive immediate care.

• Exerts physical effort in doing assigned duties.
• Follow oral and written instructions.
• Excellent customer service and ability to work cooperatively with team members and others.

• Work is performed indoors and outdoors.
• Work environment involves some exposure to hazards or physical risk that require following basic safety precautions.
• Expose to dust, dirt, fumes, chemicals, and unpleasant odors.
• Stands, walks, and/or moves for sustained periods.
• Moves objects up to 75 pounds.
• Works a flexible schedule including nights, weekends, and holidays when necessary.