Queensland Ambulance Service salaries

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    Salary satisfaction at Queensland Ambulance Service

    84%
    When Queensland Ambulance Service employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'84% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at Queensland Ambulance Service
    Burdell, Northern QLD
    The Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) is a division of the Department of Health.
    The Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) is a division of the Department of Health.
    classification: Administration & Office SupportAdministration & Office Support
    1d ago
    1d ago

    at Queensland Ambulance Service
    Spring Hill, Brisbane QLD
    Are you ready to take the call and be the first point of contact to assist those in your community! Start your career today with QAS!
    Are you ready to take the call and be the first point of contact to assist those in your community! Start your career today with QAS!
    classification: Healthcare & MedicalHealthcare & Medical
    9d ago
    9d ago

    What’s it like working at Queensland Ambulance Service?

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    Queensland Ambulance Service employees find great satisfaction in their meaningful work, particularly the opportunity to help the community and provide emergency care. The supportive team environment and peer relationships create a family-like atmosphere, while the dynamic and challenging nature of the work keeps staff engaged with new experiences each day.

    However, staff face several challenges including concerns about management practices and limited career development opportunities. The nature of the work involves long hours and shift work which can impact work-life balance, while the emotionally demanding aspects of the role and high-pressure situations can be challenging to manage. Staff have also noted the need for improved professional development opportunities, particularly for non-paramedic roles.