Job Description

Safe and Efficient Driving:

Ambulance drivers must possess excellent driving skills and navigate safely through traffic to reach the scene of an emergency or transport patients to the appropriate facility.

Patient Transport:

They are responsible for safely loading and unloading patients, often with the assistance of paramedics or other medical personnel, and ensuring their comfort and well-being during transport.

Basic First Aid:

In some cases, ambulance drivers may be required to provide basic first aid or medical support while en route to the hospital.

Vehicle Maintenance:

They conduct routine checks of the ambulance, ensuring it is in good working order, stocked with necessary medical supplies, and clean.

Communication:

Ambulance drivers need to communicate effectively with dispatchers, medical personnel, and patients to relay information and coordinate care.

Following Protocols:

They must adhere to established protocols and guidelines for operating emergency vehicles, including traffic laws and safety procedures.

Maintaining Calm Under Pressure:

Ambulance drivers need to remain calm and composed in high-stress situations, as they are often responding to emergencies and working in close proximity to patients in critical condition.
In addition to these core duties, ambulance drivers may also:

Assist with the transfer of patients from the ambulance to the medical facility. Utilize mapping technology to determine the most efficient routes for reaching destinations. Help maintain the ambulance's cleanliness and hygiene. Report any mechanical issues or maintenance needs to the appropriate personnel.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?20,000.00 - ?25,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person