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Jun, 2023

My period of service spanned 28 years, from 12 July 1971 to 18 July 1999. I commenced my ambulance career in July 1971 with a St John First Aid Cert...

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May, 2023

I was a nurse doing a cardiac course when heard I about air ambulance and thought, yep, that's my job. I'm a born nurse. That's all I ever wanted to...

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Apr, 2023

Michael Hadj Regional Manager Southern Region Ambulance Operations, St John NT I started my professional career in the Royal Australian Army Medical...

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Apr, 2023

Andrew Thomas Director of Ambulance Services, St John NT I started my career as a volunteer in South Australia in 1989. I was working as a carpenter...

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Apr, 2023

Ellie Fitz-Gerald Clinical Services Officer, St John NT I started in ambulance when I was 24. I was studying a Bachelor of Science and decided that I...

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Mar, 2023

Joshua Ferdinand, MACPara, MCPara I started my professional career as a primary school teacher, however pivoted to a career in EMS after a profound e...

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Mar, 2023

Adrian Date, Registered Paramedic, Adv Diploma of Paramedical Science I joined NSWA in 1986 as a young 19-year-old having no idea what I was entering...

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Mar, 2023

Alisha McFarlane, Lecturer, School of Nursing, Paramedicine and Healthcare Sciences, Charles Sturt University I joined NSWA as a 22-year-old PE teach...

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Mar, 2023

Richard Baines, paramedic for 35 years I joined the service in 1974, moving to Sydney for level 1 at the “Rocks”, with Ian Aldi and Max Caddis runnin...

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