Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

An Aviation Medic provides emergency medical care during air travel, stabilising patients in remote areas and responding to various situations.

A Patient Transport Officer safely transfers non-emergency patients between locations, requiring communication skills, physical fitness, and procedural accuracy.

An Industrial Medic delivers emergency healthcare at remote work sites, responding to accidents, managing injuries, and coordinating patient transport.

An Australian Defence Force Medic provides medical care in emergencies, managing multiple casualties while staying calm under pressure.

An Emergency Medical Dispatcher answers emergency calls, prioritises responses, and provides advice while paramedics are en route.

An Emergency Services Officer (ESO) ensures site safety during emergencies, assesses situations, and arranges medical treatment for casualties.

A Volunteer Ambulance Driver transports patients in non-emergencies, requiring flexibility, strong communication skills, and adherence to procedures.

An Ambulance Service Paramedic provides emergency care, responds to 000 calls, treats patients on-site, and must stay calm under pressure with strong decision-making skills.

Paramedics respond to emergencies, providing on-site treatment and transport, requiring quick thinking, fitness, and resilience to trauma.

Critical Care Paramedics are highly trained responders who manage severe medical emergencies, requiring quick thinking and advanced skills.

Intensive Care Paramedics are expert responders who manage severe emergencies, performing advanced procedures and supervising junior staff.

Emergency Response Specialists manage critical incidents, ensuring community safety through emergency plans, risk assessments, and training.

A Flight Paramedic provides advanced medical care during air transport, administering treatments and coordinating with teams to ensure patient safety.