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All email addresses for the Ambulance and Rescue Service are changing to from @stjohn.gg to @ambulance.gg
If you need to contact us by email please use the new address. Emails sent to the old address are currently being forwarded to the new one.
4 days ago
We are recruiting an Ambulance Care Assistant (ACA) for our Non-Emergency Patient Transfer Service.
ACAs transport low dependency, non-emergency patients to medical appointments, in a caring and compassionate manner. The role involves ensuring patients arrive in good time for appointments, undertaking administrative tasks including bookings and enquiries.
Application form, EDI form and CV must be submitted on application. Please find these under the job description on our website.
Entries close on 7th March.
For more information, and to read the full job description head to: loom.ly/TiphQ70
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5 days ago
This year we celebrate 90 years of St John Ambulance and Rescue Service. As part of an exciting partnership with Guernsey Museums we’ve been talking to former staff about their memories.
If you worked for the ambulance service in Guernsey at any point during the past 90 years we’d love to hear your stories.
Email jim.cathcart@ambulance.gg
Look out for more news from the Island Memories Project in the coming weeks.
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1 week ago
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