St John First Aid Launceston

St John First Aid Launceston – St John’s is a self-financing charity dedicated to helping people in sickness, distress, suffering or danger.

We always aim to finance our business as much as possible through our own resources, primarily through first aid training, marketing of first aid kits and supplies, and non-emergency patient transport, with additional funds provided by private donations, legacies and corporate sponsorships.

Our Event First Aid Tasmania volunteers in their familiar black and white uniforms (and now high quality green) provide quality first aid to the sick and injured at a range of social, community and sporting events. Whether it’s a regional agricultural fair, a rock concert or football matches; There are volunteers of St.

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This is what we have been doing in Tasmania for over a hundred years. St John’s volunteers are fully trained in areas such as first aid, defibrillation, radio communications, asthma management and leadership.

As an emergency response agency, the volunteers of St. John’s are also called upon to provide first aid and support in emergencies such as forest fires, floods and other disasters. In 2010, 201 First Aid volunteers participated in more than 1,150 events, cared for more than 2,000 victims and dedicated more than 23,000 hours, with an additional 8,000 hours of training and support to the St. John in various ways.

Another equally important but less visible arm of St John’s Volunteers is Community Care Services. These uniformed members work in the Community Transport Service, which transports clients to non-emergency medical appointments such as dialysis, wound care clinics and various specialist appointments. This is an incredibly invaluable service. They also care for the elderly, infirm, sick and isolated in their homes. In 2010, 112 Community Care volunteers devoted 13,962 hours of service to the community.

The commitment and enthusiasm that St John’s staff and volunteers bring to the community is a powerful resource and our performance indicators show that we have successfully strengthened our position as a highly regarded non-government agency.

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And while our volunteers provide services to make our community safer, our coaches, supported by our administrative team, provide high-quality first aid training. More than 18,000 training certificates are awarded each year. Now that’s a lot of training to keep our workplace and our homes safe. St John Ambulance Tasmania is a voluntary not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing community support and first aid services for events across our great state.

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St John Community Care appeals to caring volunteers who give freely of their time, skills and expertise. They know that even a little regular help can often make a big difference in someone else’s life.

Our community care volunteers are caring individuals who recognize the needs of other people to improve their quality of life.

Volunteering at St John Community Care is flexible and can fit around your lifestyle and free time.

Whatever your experience, motivation, expectations or goals, we support you every step of the way, providing you with training, support and help to be successful in your role.

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St John Community Care works in the Greater Hobart area and turns resources into services that support the following aims:

Our clients may be mildly disabled, elderly or simply need additional assistance in performing the daily functions of life in their homes.

Volunteers visit clients in their private homes to chat, have a cup of coffee or tea or simply be friends with those who feel lonely.

Gardening including lawn mowing, stubble trimming and leaf blowing to maintain your lawn and walkways. and general tidiness. We are unable to provide garbage collection.

Welcome To St John Ambulance Tasmania

Tasmania is home to some of Australia’s best events, activities and festivals, and St John Tasmania is right at the heart of the action.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at some of our brand events as you gain extraordinary skills, meet new people and make a real difference to those in need.

From school fairs, concerts and marathons to multi-day music festivals, motocross, mountain biking and car racing, St. John’s is here to provide quality medical and healthcare services.

For a patient experiencing a medical emergency or trauma, you make the difference – the difference between pain and relief, fear and confidence, anxiety and confidence.

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You choose which events you want to attend or register for. Your workplaces are constantly changing and may include venues such as Derwent Entertainment Centre, UTas Stadium, Silverdome, Wrest Point and many other locations across Tasmania. How much time you spend volunteering is up to you. Training evenings are held on different evenings of the week, depending on the chosen department, and usually last around 2 hours. Volunteering in St. John’s is a rewarding experience and we will provide you with the training you need to prepare for events.

Providing first aid at St John’s Hospital requires volunteers to provide a minimum level of assistance if trained in accordance with St John’s clinical guidelines. Training takes place during divisional training evenings. St John is looking for team players to join our Event Health Services team, dedicated to providing a high level of professional first aid services at contracted events.

If you are a healthcare professional (registered nurse, doctor or paramedic), St John offers clinical credentials based on your qualifications and the St John Ambulance Australia Clinical Practice Guidelines for Healthcare Professionals.

In exchange for your time and commitment, you will have the opportunity to receive the following as you progress in your volunteer role:

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St. John’s Ambulance has a proud history, so we ask a few things from you in return:

Regardless of your background, motivation, expectations or goals, we support you all the way. From day one, you have the opportunity to join our experienced members at events and learn not only by observing treatments, but also helping with overall patient care.

Non Clinical is St John Ambulance Tasmania’s newest volunteering opportunity. This opportunity is for those who want to help and give back to the community, but do not have the desire to treat patients or may not be eligible to join Event Health Services.

Non-clinical members will be attached to the Event Health Services departments in Hobart, Launceston and North West and will carry out roles and responsibilities which may include pre-packing equipment and supplies for duties and larger events, ensuring machinery and equipment are always ready to work. , equipping supplies and vehicles and any other administrative or logistical duties as needed.

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These members will not need to hold a first aid certificate, but will need to have a National Police check and Vulnerable Persons Card, in addition to meeting the 60 hour annual service requirement.

St John Party Safe provides preventative health care through a tried and tested harm reduction/health education program to assist and ensure a safe event environment.

Party Safe was developed in 2016 after recognizing the need for a program with coordinated preventive health measures and clinical management. Since its inception, Party Safe has been instrumental in supporting health and medical services at events such as the Falls Music and Arts Festival and Party in the Paddock. Party Safe also descends on the Hobart waterfront every Saturday night as part of the Safe Nights project, which provides visitors with safe health practices and resources to encourage safe celebrations, harm reduction and the importance of making friends in an informal setting. and in a non-judgmental way.

With St John Tasmania you can gain nationally accredited qualifications and certificates. Our regular training and annual recertification process ensure you have the skills you need.

Launceston St.john Ambulance Brigade.

Party Safe Crew are highly trained volunteers trained to deal with various situations that may come their way.

Party Safe is staffed and supported by members of the Event Health Service. These are highly trained healthcare professionals who can handle a variety of life-threatening and non-life-threatening emergencies.

If you are interested in any of the above opportunities, please click the button below to begin your application. If you have any questions along the way, please email [email protected]