Paramedic (noun)

1. A medical professional trained to provide emergency medical treatment to patients before they reach hospital.
2. A trained professional who provides medical assistance in emergency situations outside of a hospital setting.
3. A person who is trained to provide medical care in emergency situations, usually outside of a hospital.
4. A trained medical professional who provides pre-hospital medical care, including advanced life support.
5. A medical worker who is trained to provide immediate medical care in emergency situations and transport patients to a hospital.

Origin:

Mid 20th century: from para- (expressing a supplement or subsidiary function) + medical.

Examples:

1. The paramedic arrived on the scene within minutes and began treating the patient.
2. The paramedic administered CPR and was able to revive the patient.
3. The paramedic stabilized the patient before transporting him to the hospital.
4. Paramedics are trained to provide advanced life support and are equipped with life-saving equipment.
5. Paramedics often work alongside firefighters and police officers in emergency situations.