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From Lakes Entrance to Paris: Paramedic supports his daughter’s Olympic dream
As the 2024 Olympic Games take place in Paris from 26 July to 11 August, we’re featuring some of Ambulance Victoria’s very own sporting stars.
As the 2024 Olympic Games take place in Paris from 26 July to 11 August, we’re featuring some of Ambulance Victoria’s very own sporting stars.
Ambulance Victoria will have around 40 fresh faces heading out across the state this week to embark on their paramedic careers in Victoria.
This week marks 37 years since the introduction of female paramedics in Victorian ambulance services.
A Wangaratta woman is alive today thanks to the quick thinking of bystanders who jumped into action when she went into cardiac arrest two years ago.
One of Victoria’s first female paramedics, Andrea Wyatt ASM, is being celebrated for an incredible 37 years on the job as she completed her final shift this week.
An Elvis impersonator has sung his thanks to Ambulance Victoria paramedics and a Triple Zero (000) call taker, after they saved the life of his friend earlier this year.
A new Ambulance Community Officer in Cohuna said a photo of her holding hands with a young patient emphasised what it means to her to be a First Responder at Ambulance Victoria.
After 23 years serving the Balmoral community, Ambulance Community Officer Karen Clarke has completed her final shift for Ambulance Victoria.
Ouyen has welcomed its fourth 24/7 publicly accessible automated external defibrillator (AED) in a huge boost to the community’s ability to respond to a cardiac arrest.
The Heathcote community is more prepared to take action in case of a cardiac arrest, with a new publicly accessible automated external defibrillator (AED) being installed at the Heathcote Community House.
Ambulance Victoria’s Kaniva Ambulance Community Officers have added a quirky addition to their community – an AV-themed sheep statue along the Kaniva Sheep Art Trail.
From a short stint to a permanent stay, this is the story of Michela Clarke, an Ambulance Victoria paramedic who found her second home in the small, community-oriented town of Sea Lake.