What An HNFR Ambulance Driver Does

Duties

A rescue driver is responsible for the safe operation of the ambulance during a 911 call. The driver learns where essential items are located i the ambulance so he/she is able to assist other members of the team at the location of an emergency and at the hospital. The driver assists in decontaminating the ambulance and equipment after a call. Unless specifically asked to do so by a medical professional, a rescue driver is not responsible for (or permitted to participate in) medical care.

Requirements

  • A valid driver’s license.
  • Present evidence of a seasonal flu shot, or sign a declination form.
  • Agree to an initial and annual driving record check and an initial criminal background check.
  • Bureau of Labor Standards initial and annual training (HFNR provides)
  • In-house driver training and assistance with applying for a Maine EMS Ambulance Operator number.
  • Obtain Emergency Vehicle Operator Certification (EVOC).

Responsibilities

  • At least one 12-hour shift weekly
  • Training at the HNFR Fire Station (2 hours monthly)
  • You will receive a pager and radio for use in monitoring your shift at home or at the station.

Application Form

Legal Name
Mailing Address
Physical Address (if different)
Emergency Contact
Emergency Contact Address

Please provide three references

Reference 1
Reference 1 Address
Reference 2
Reference 2 Address
Reference 3
Reference 3 Address

Entering my name below attests to the accuracy of the information provided and releases the fire department to obtain a driving record history, contact references and complete a criminal background check.