maintain effective working relationships with superiors and subordinates
get along with others
stay calm; handle stress
use common sense
listen to others
be flexible
be self-motivated
be decisive
counsel, support and be empathic toward others
work under stressful conditions
maintain emotional control
do repetitive tasks
work with little or no supervision
take charge when needed
determine priorities
have a good sense of humor
accept constructive criticism from others
be resourceful
handle critical decision-making under life-threatening conditions
perform complex tasks under life-threatening conditions
work under tight time frames
deal with critically injured/ill people
perform tasks requiring log periods of intense concentration
perform under unpleasant circumstances or in traumatic situations
work as a team member
maintain a positive attitude
enthusiasm
honesty
initiative
innovativeness
judgment and common sense
stability
willingness to be patient, non-judgmental and accepting of other people
desire to serve and help people regardless of who they are, where they are and what their beliefs are
demonstrate a genuine caring attitude toward all people
must have an awareness and understanding of differences between different cultures
have an optimistic attitude and believe that the best outcome will occur in emergency situations
driven by strong values and ethics along with an awareness to act upon those values and ethics
willing to put the best interests of the organization above personal interests or differences
be able to function as a member of a team
