A career at NPT will broaden your horizons to an extensive array of possibilities within the Health Services sector.
To be successful in a role with us, you will need to have:
- Highly developed communication skills
- Ability to work both autonomously and as part of a team
- Effective analysis and problem-solving skills
- A high level of interpersonal awareness
- Ability to follow instructions and guidelines
- Clear decision making, good judgement skills, and the ability to act quickly
- A good level of health and fitness
- Be of good character
- Ability to regulate emotions in stressful situations
- Flexibility with working hours
Current Vacancies
Ambulance Transport Attendants – Victoria
NPT is currently seeking applications for casual Ambulance Attendants for the following areas:
- Melbourne Metro
- Hume Region servicing Wangaratta, Benalla and Wodonga
- Goulburn Region servicing Shepparton, Kilmore & Seymour
- Mildura
- Swan Hill (permanent full time or part time position available)
If you are an AHPRA registered RN1 or Paramedic or hold the Diploma of Paramedicine, please apply completing all aspects of the application paperwork (successful completion of the paperwork forms part of the selection criteria).
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Responsibilities:
- Primary care, monitoring and treatment of patients during transport;
- Provision of clinical handovers for all inter-hospital and diagnostic related transfers;
- Performing, as part of a team, to deliver high quality care and treatment in a timely, safe and efficient manner;
- Complying with patient care related clinical and operational policies and procedures as specified in the patient transport regulations and Clinical Practice Protocols;
- Safe driving of patient transport vehicles in accordance with respective road laws across Victoria.
Patient Transport Officers – Regional Victoria
NPT is currently seeking applications for casual Patient Transport Officers for the following areas:
- Hume Region servicing Wangaratta, Benalla and Wodonga
- Goulburn Region servicing Shepparton, Kilmore & Seymour
- South Western Region servicing Warrnambool and Hamilton
Please note: we are not recruiting for PTOs in Melbourne Metro or Geelong areas at this time.
To be considered for a Patient Transport Officer role at National Patient Transport, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Hold a minimum Certificate III in Non-Emergency Patient Transport (or equivalent qualification).
When applying, please ensure all sections of the application paperwork are fully completed, as successful completion of this documentation forms part of the selection criteria.
More information
Responsibilities:
- Primary care, monitoring and treatment of patients during transport;
- Provision of clinical handovers for all inter-hospital and diagnostic related transfers;
- Performing, as part of a team, to deliver high quality care and treatment in a timely, safe and efficient manner;
- Complying with patient care related clinical and operational policies and procedures as specified in the patient transport regulations and Clinical Practice Protocols;
- Safe driving of patient transport vehicles in accordance with respective road laws across Victoria.
Ambulance Transport Attendants and Patient Transport Officers– NSW metropolitan and Hunter region
NPT is seeking FT, PT and Casual Qualified Ambulance Transport Attendants and Patient Transport Officers for our operations in:
- St Marys
AHPRA registration as a RN1 or Paramedic is required to be considered for an Ambulance Attendant position. A Certificate 3 or 4 in Non-Emergency Patient Transport is required for Patient Transport Officer roles. Please apply completing all aspects of the application documentation (successful completion of the documents forms part of the selection criteria).
If you are AHPRA registered or hold the Diploma of Paramedicine, please apply completing all aspects of the application paperwork (successful completion of the paperwork forms part of the selection criteria).
More information
Responsibilities:
- Primary care, monitoring and treatment of patients during transport;
- Provision of clinical handovers for all inter-hospital and diagnostic related transfers;
- Performing, as part of a team, to deliver high quality care and treatment in a timely, safe and efficient manner;
- Complying with patient care related clinical and operational policies and procedures as specified in the patient transport regulations;
- Safe driving of patient transport vehicles in accordance with respective road laws.
Critical Care Registered Nurses
We seek expressions of interest from Critical Care Registered Nurses with recent experience in ICU and ED to join our team.
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Responsibilities:
- Care of high acuity patients for inter-hospital transfers
- Care of low and medium acuity patients as required
- Working as part of a team to deliver high quality care and treatment in a safe, timely and efficient manner
- Compliance with patient care documentation requirements
- Adhering to all relevant NEPT regulations and clinical practice protocols
- Compliance with organisational policies and procedures
- Maintaining critical care currency by continuing to work in a hospital in a Critical Care area on a regular basis
Clinical & Operations Support Manager – WA
NPT WA is continuing to grow, and we’re seeking an experienced professional to support our frontline teams and maintain high operational and clinical standards.
This full-time role involves weekday day shifts, with one week of afternoon shifts per month. You’ll work closely with the WA Regional Manager and be responsible for leading staff, managing day-to-day operations, and providing clinical oversight.
To be successful in this role, you’ll need:
- A Diploma of Emergency Health (or equivalent)
- Certificate IV in Training & Assessment
- Strong leadership and communication skills
- A sound understanding of operational protocols, staff management, and clinical governance
- Ability to manage performance, support employee wellbeing, and oversee clinical and operational reviews
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Responsibilities:
- Care of high acuity patients for inter-hospital transfers
- Care of low and medium acuity patients as required
- Working as part of a team to deliver high quality care and treatment in a safe, timely and efficient manner
- Compliance with patient care documentation requirements
- Adhering to all relevant NEPT regulations and clinical practice protocols
- Compliance with organisational policies and procedures
- Maintaining critical care currency by continuing to work in a hospital in a Critical Care area on a regular basis
