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Great to see our colleagues from St John Training Services Guernsey delivering first aid training to Alderney Electricity Ltd.
Knowing lifesaving skills and what to do in a medical emergency are essential in every workplace and every community.
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As well as responding to urgent and emergency medical cases we also provide a non-emergency patient transfer service.
Last year we undertook more than 3000 patient transfers.
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*This service is for people who need to attend medical appointments and are unable to get there by other means. Bookings can only be made by a healthcare professional.
2 days ago
Did you know - 999 calls are prioritised with a world class medical triage system which ensures that patients receive the most appropriate response.
Not all cases require an ambulance with blue lights and sirens, but the most of our calls are for category 2 cases which are blue light cases.
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4 days ago
Every year we respond to around 10,000 calls across emergency and urgent care, and non-emergency patient transfers in Guernsey.
Daily demand can vary with an average of 19 cases a day for the emergency ambulance service, however on our busiest day in 2025 we responded to 34 calls in 24 hours.
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King’s Ambulance Medal
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Read MoreAmbulance and Rescue Survey
Islanders are being asked to give their feedback on Guernsey’s St John Ambulance and Rescue Service. How do you think we are doing? The 2026 Patient Survey is being carried out by local company Island Global Research and is available to complete online by following the links on social media, via the ambulance service website ambulance.gg […]
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