Archived Prince Edward Island Jobs

These Prince Edward Island jobs have been archived based on the closing date set by the originator. Please note that these jobs are only presented for interest – to give volunteers, nonprofit organizations, and site visitors an opportunity to see the types of jobs occurring in Prince Edward Island.
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Volunteer Medical Responder (St. John Ambulance)

Category: Medical and Health
Closed: January 31, 2019
Well-trained and well-equipped, St John Ambulance volunteers are at countless public events (sporting, cultural, musical, etc) to provide basic and advanced care when emergencies occur. By being there, St. John Volunteer Medical First Responders are “first on the scene” and the “first to respond” in the critical minutes until medical assistance arrives.
Program Details
Activities:Volunteer Medical Response Services are provided at a variety of community settings including:

  • public gatherings
  • sporting and recreational activities
  • disaster or civil emergencies

Impact:

Volunteer Medical Responders provide life-saving first aid and help reduce the risk of further injury or illness.

Without the assistance of our Volunteer Medical Responders, many community-based organizations would not be able to offer first aid coverage at public events. The cost of hiring individuals or groups to provide on-site first aid coverage would, afterall, be prohibitive for many smaller organizations. In 2009, our VMRs contributed over 31, 000 hours to community service throughout Nova Scotia and PEI.
Volunteer Benefits:
  • community involvement
  • advanced first aid and health care training and experience
  • life skills to benefit personal career development
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