The driver would be driving the ambulance safely to emergency locations, transporting emergency personnel and patients. He must have a valid driver’s license and an excellent driving record, be able to thrive under pressure and should show compassion when helping patients.

·         Inspecting the ambulance before each shift, checking the fuel, oil, transmission fluid, wiper fluid, and coolant, and reporting any needed repairs.

·         Checking the first aid and medical supplies inventory levels before each shift and ensuring the ambulance is well-stocked.

·         Driving an ambulance as quickly and as safely as possible to transport patients to the hospital.

·         Sanitizing the ambulance and safely disposing of any medical waste and soiled linens.

·         Maintaining the driving log with daily entries and noting patients’ names and addresses, travel times, mileage, and service performed.

·         Reporting accident facts to medical personnel and police officers, when necessary.