Do you want to help people who may be injured or sick? Do you like the adrenaline rush of emergencies, but can keep a cool head? Then being an Ambulance Worker may be for you.

An Emergency Service and Rescue Official is responsible for keeping risk to community down and to monitor the safe working conditions of emergency personnel.
Emergency Service and Rescue Officials are either qualified as Fire Fighters, Ambulance Officers, Intensive Care Ambulance Paramedics andAmbulance Paramedics.

Do you like danger and adventure? Are you brave and responsible? Can you handle stressful situations? If you said YES, YES, YES – then becoming a Fire Fighter may be the job you’re looking for!

What is an Intensive Care Ambulance Paramedic? An Intensive Care Ambulance Paramedic is responsible for giving victims or patients the pre-hospital care they need before they get transported to the hospital.

Paramedics are in demand! Thousands of lives are saved by Paramedics every year! A qualified Paramedic is the person who gives pre-hospital emergency medical (life support) care to patients. They are usually the first ‘medical’ person to arrive at an emergency situation like an accident, fire, terrorist attack etc.

A Paramedical Practitioner is described as being halfway between a Resident Medical Doctor and a Primary Health Care Nurse. They are there to assist the medical teams.