Key Responsibilities:- Conducting basic medical tests: As a paramedical technician, you will be responsible for conducting basic medical tests on patients, such as measuring vital signs, taking blood samples, and recording patient information accurately.- Assisting healthcare professionals: You will assist doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals in providing patient care by following their instructions, preparing medical equipment, and helping with medical procedures as needed.- Maintaining medical equipment: It will be your responsibility to clean, sterilize, and maintain medical equipment and supplies to ensure they are in proper working condition and ready for immediate use.- Providing patient support: You will offer support to patients during their medical procedures, answer any questions they may have, and ensure they are comfortable and well-informed throughout their treatment.- Documenting patient information: You will accurately record patient data, test results, and medical histories into electronic health records to maintain organized and up-to-date patient information for healthcare providers.Required Skills and Expectations:- Degree in a relevant field: A degree in BDS, B.Pharma, B.Sc, B.E, or BVSC is required to be considered for this role to ensure you have the necessary knowledge and skills to perform the job effectively.- Strong attention to detail: You must have a keen eye for detail to accurately conduct tests, record data, and maintain medical equipment to ensure patient safety and quality care.- Good communication skills: Effective communication with patients, healthcare professionals, and colleagues is essential in this role to provide clear instructions, answer questions, and maintain a positive patient experience.- Ability to work well under pressure: You should be able to handle stressful situations with professionalism, remain calm under pressure, and prioritize tasks efficiently to provide timely and accurate patient care.- Compliance with healthcare regulations: Adherence to healthcare regulations, ethical standards, and patient confidentiality laws is crucial to maintain a high standard of care and protect patient privacy and safety.