Ambulance
Working within the Emergency Health Care field requires professionals to hold a high degree of skill to communicate effectively, risk manage and respond appropriately to crisis events in an appropriate manner.
Description
Working within the Emergency Health Care field requires professionals to hold a high degree of skill to communicate effectively, risk manage and respond appropriately to crisis events. Completing data entry and reports is also integral in the ongoing care of patients.
Qualifications
| HLT21020 | Certificate II in Medical Service First Response |
| HLT31020 | Certificate III in Ambulance Communications (Call-taking) |
| HLT31120 | Certificate III in Non-Emergency Patient Transport |
| HLT41020 | Certificate IV in Ambulance Communications (Dispatch) |
| HLT51020 | Diploma of Emergency Health Care |
Career Pathways
| Ambulance Communications | Ambulance Call Taker, (Cert IV) Ambulance Dispatch Officer, Emergency Medical Dispatch Support Officer (EMDSO) |
| Paramedical Science | Paramedic Assistant, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) |
| Medical Service 1st Response | Emergency First Aid Responder |
Skill Sets
COVID-19 Collection Skill Set Infection Prevention and Control Skill Set Provide Individual Support Skill SetVET in Secondary Schools
| HLT21021 | Certificate II in Medical Service First Response |
| HLT23221 | Certificate II in Health Support Services |
Industry Advisory Group
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