Distribution across 36 profiles.
Middle half of Paramedics score between 12% and 18%.
0%
50%
100%
p10 · 11%
20% · p90
Task breakdown by work type
On-screen work0%
Done entirely on a computer. High AI exposure — these tasks are already in the automation zone.
In-person + screen43%
Physical sensing, digital output — e.g. interviewing someone then writing a report. Partially protected.
Computer + action0%
Computer input, real-world output — needs someone to act on it, not just software.
Fully in-person57%
No computer required. Furthest from automation — the strongest human advantage.
Typical tasks
3 synthetic profiles for a Paramedic, ordered by automation exposure.
Tab between them to see how task mix drives the score difference.
TaskTimeTypeExposure
Communicating with hospital staff to provide patient updates, relay critical information (e.g., symptoms, treatment given), and coordinate handoffs for seamless care transitions
deep expertisesocial core
31%AA
6%
Administering emergency medical treatment, such as CPR, wound care, splinting fractures, or giving medications (e.g., epinephrine for allergic reactions, nitroglycerin for chest pain)
26%AA
10%
Assessing patient condition upon arrival at the scene, including checking vital signs (pulse, blood pressure, breathing rate) and conducting initial physical exams to determine urgency and type of care needed
deep expertisesocial element
20%AD
10%
Operating and monitoring medical equipment during transport, such as defibrillators, ventilators, or IV drips, while continuously assessing the patient's response to treatment
9%AD
34%
Navigating ambulances or emergency vehicles safely and quickly to scenes and hospitals, often in high-pressure situations with traffic or adverse conditions
5%AA
0%
Performing routine checks and maintenance on medical equipment and ambulance supplies to ensure readiness for emergencies (e.g., restocking bandages, testing defibrillators)
4%AA
8%
Documenting patient care details in real-time, including symptoms, treatments administered, vital signs, and any changes in condition, using electronic or paper records
1%AD
29%
Providing emotional support and reassurance to patients and their families during emergencies, explaining procedures, and answering questions to reduce anxiety
some context neededsocial core
1%AA
0%
TaskTimeTypeExposure
Administering emergency medical treatment, such as CPR, wound care, splinting fractures, or giving medications (e.g., epinephrine for allergic reactions, nitroglycerin for chest pain)
27%AA
7%
Operating and monitoring medical equipment during transport, such as defibrillators, ventilators, or IV drips, while continuously assessing the patient's response to treatment
20%AD
39%
Assessing patient condition upon arrival at the scene, including checking vital signs (pulse, blood pressure, breathing rate) and conducting initial physical exams to determine urgency and type of care needed
deep expertisesocial element
17%AD
12%
Documenting patient care details in real-time, including symptoms, treatments administered, vital signs, and any changes in condition, using electronic or paper records
12%AD
30%
Navigating ambulances or emergency vehicles safely and quickly to scenes and hospitals, often in high-pressure situations with traffic or adverse conditions
11%AA
6%
Providing emotional support and reassurance to patients and their families during emergencies, explaining procedures, and answering questions to reduce anxiety
deep expertisesocial core
8%AA
5%
Performing routine checks and maintenance on medical equipment and ambulance supplies to ensure readiness for emergencies (e.g., restocking bandages, testing defibrillators)
1%AA
4%
Communicating with hospital staff to provide patient updates, relay critical information (e.g., symptoms, treatment given), and coordinate handoffs for seamless care transitions
deep expertisesocial element
1%AA
5%
TaskTimeTypeExposure
Administering emergency medical treatment, such as CPR, wound care, splinting fractures, or giving medications (e.g., epinephrine for allergic reactions, nitroglycerin for chest pain)
deep expertisesocial element
24%AA
4%
Assessing patient condition upon arrival at the scene, including checking vital signs (pulse, blood pressure, breathing rate) and conducting initial physical exams to determine urgency and type of care needed
19%AD
32%
Operating and monitoring medical equipment during transport, such as defibrillators, ventilators, or IV drips, while continuously assessing the patient's response to treatment
16%AD
49%
Performing routine checks and maintenance on medical equipment and ambulance supplies to ensure readiness for emergencies (e.g., restocking bandages, testing defibrillators)
15%AA
1%
Documenting patient care details in real-time, including symptoms, treatments administered, vital signs, and any changes in condition, using electronic or paper records
11%AD
44%
Communicating with hospital staff to provide patient updates, relay critical information (e.g., symptoms, treatment given), and coordinate handoffs for seamless care transitions
deep expertisesocial core
6%AA
0%
Navigating ambulances or emergency vehicles safely and quickly to scenes and hospitals, often in high-pressure situations with traffic or adverse conditions
4%AA
6%
Providing emotional support and reassurance to patients and their families during emergencies, explaining procedures, and answering questions to reduce anxiety
deep expertisesocial core
0%AA
0%
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