Begin your Career in Paramedicine with Hato Hone St John!
If you are currently completing a Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedicine) degree or diploma or have recently graduated from a recognised NZ tertiary provider, then this is the role for you!
Hate Hone St John are excited to launch a streamlined employment pathway for graduates who are eager to enter the workforce and put their studies into practice! The graduate employment pathway is designed to support your transition into a career in paramedicine at Hato Hone St John with a supportive and passionate team of professionals to help you succeed. As a graduate with St John, you will have the opportunity to make a real impact by providing life-saving care to those in need.
They are looking for driven and compassionate graduates who are committed to help us achieve our mission, and who have a willingness to demonstrate behaviours that align with Hato Hone St John core values - Do the right thing, Side by side, straight up, Make it better, Open minds.
There are two options depending on location:
Entry Requirements
-Have completed a Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedicine) degree or diploma from an approved New Zealand or Australian Tertiary Provider within two years or
-Successfully completed semester 3 of study at AUT or Te Pukenga Whitireia.
-Full NZ driving licence and either have held it for at least one year OR have a full licence and have completed an NZTA approved advanced driving course.
-No authority to practice (ATP) is required to apply, you will be supported by a two-week block course and local orientation.
Disclaimer: The above material is provided by the employer and the College is not responsible for any inaccuracies. For any queries about the position please contact the advertised employer.
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