Volunteer Ambulance Officer Commitment Level

Alan Hawke, APC Diploma Graduate

Changing Lives Podcast

 
In this video, Australian Paramedical College graduate Alan Hawke discusses the commitment levels required to be a Volunteer Ambulance Officer with the South Australian Ambulance Service.

The volunteer ambulance officers are required to commit to 30 hours per month, which is generally one shift a week. On top of that they are required to attend training once a fortnight.

This experience allowed Alan to really refine his clinician skills and experience. He completed 1,400 volunteer hours last year.

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Study pre-hospital emergency health care qualifications online with the aid of clinical workshops as well as online and phone support from trainers and educators. Enjoy the unlimited access to a student success team who are always ready to help and assist. Although these courses can be studied online; APC fosters a vibrant and passionate community that encourages students to engage and help one another.

Choose from three prehospital emergency health care qualifications.

HLT31115 – Certificate III in Non-emergency Patient Transport
HLT41115 – Certificate IV in Health Care
HLT51015 – Diploma of Paramedical Science

Study online, (we have an app too) and attend clinical workshops in most states.