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Ambulance Attendants

Ambulance Attendants are volunteer paramedics who have received formal clinical training to a Certificate IV Basic Emergency Care level. Ambulance Attendants may practice as part of a rostered crew or as a single officer in remote or rural areas.
                      
To find out more about being an Ambulance Attendant, go to the Volunteer and Community Development Unit Contact us page.

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Last updated 22 December 2006

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