CAREER
JOIN US AT
ROYAL AMBULANCE
Would you like to serve your community, and join us on a noble cause? Whether you’re based in our control room or out in the field transporting patients, you are equally valued and a treasured member of our service.
WHY JOIN US?
If you want a fulfilling career that allows you to contribute to the growth of not only yourself but also the community, then Royal Ambulance is the place for you.
Career progression
You don’t stay stagnant in your current position as there’s always the chance to rise! We provide ample opportunities for that and want to only see you go further than you can ever think of.
Positive work environment
We fully trust all of our employees and staff to make the correct decisions and perform their duties to the best of their abilities. No matter your role in the organization, your contribution is recognized and appreciated.
Training and growth
In-house training will be provided, and compulsory for everyone to undergo. This is to ensure that you’ll be well equipped, as well as provided the necessary guidance to undertake the role.
Support for employees
Training not only teaches you the ropes but also ensures you expand your skills and grow professionally. Adding on a workspace where similar-minded individuals are eager to serve the community at large, you will never feel out of place.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
We are always proud to offer opportunities to join our organization in serving those in need. If your vision mirrors ours, why not take a look at the openings below?
PATIENT TRANSPORT SERVICE (PTS) CALL HANDLER
FULL-TIME POSITION
All our PTS call handlers are key members of our team. They are responsible for organizing and coordinating all patient transport services, such as facilitating patient travel to routine hospital appointments and arranging for patients to be taken home after being discharged.
PATIENT TRANSPORT SERVICE (PTS) DRIVER
FULL-TIME POSITION
As a PTS Driver, you are responsible for the safe transportation of non-emergency patients. These individuals are usually elderly, disabled, or vulnerable and it is your duty to ensure they safely reach their destination – whether it’s an outpatient clinic, daycare centre, or a routine hospital appointment.