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
| HLT21015 | Certificate II in Medical Service First Response |
| HLT31015 | Certificate III in Ambulance Communications (Call-taking) |
| HLT31115 | Certificate III in Non-Emergency Patient Transport |
| HLT41015 | Certificate IV in Ambulance Communications (Dispatch) |
| HLT51015 | Diploma of Paramedical Science |
Career Pathways
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Ambulance Communications |
Ambulance Call Taker, (Cert IV) Ambulance dispatch officer, Emergency Medical Dispatch Support Officer (EMDSO) |
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Paramedical Science |
Paramedic Assistant, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) |
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Medical Service 1st Response |
Emergency Firs Aid Responder |
Skill Sets
COVID-19 Direct Care Skill Set
Entry into care roles skill set
Infection Control skill set
Provide Individual Support skill set
Work in Community Care Skill Set
VET in Secondary Schools
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HLT21015 |
Certificate II in Emergency Medical Service First Response |
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HLT23215 |
Certificate II in Health Support Services |
Industry Advisory Group
Ambulance Industry Advisory Group
Our Industry Partners
Boosting the Local Care Workforce
TAFE
State Training Board
Department of Workforce Training and Development
Jobs and Skills Network
