St John Ambulance
Work wellbeing score is 76 out of 100
3.8 out of 5 stars.
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St John Ambulance Careers and Employment

Work wellbeing

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Work wellbeing score is High, 76 out of 100

Happiness

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Above average

Purpose

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High

Stress-free

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High

Satisfaction

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Above average

About the company

  • Founded
    1883
  • Company size
    501 to 1,000
  • Revenue
    £18m to £73m (GBP)
  • Industry
    Non-profit & NGO
  • Headquarters
    St John Ambulance Nationa...
  • Link
    St John Ambulance website

St. John Ambulance has played an integral role in the fabric of Canadian communities since 1883 when Quebec City was the first Canadian branch to teach first aid courses. Shortly thereafter courses were being offered in Kingston, Ontario and within the next 10 years, St. John grew to be a national organization. By 1892 St. John Ambulance had 12 branches teaching first aid from coast-to-coast. In those early years alongside the continued growth in first aid training, St. John also began a proud...

St. John Ambulance has played an integral role in the fabric of Canadian communities since 1883 when Quebec City was the first Canadian branch to teach first aid courses. Shortly thereafter courses were being offered in Kingston, Ontario and within the next 10 years, St. John grew to be a national organization. By 1892 St. John Ambulance had 12 branches teaching first aid from coast-to-coast. In those early years alongside the continued growth in first aid training, St. John also began a proud tradition of volunteer work in our communities. Soon the volunteers of St. John became a common and welcome sight in times of emergency in communities across the country.

Today, in more than 300 communities across Canada more than 10,000 St. John Ambulance volunteers provide over one million hours of community service each year. The financial contribution of St. John volunteers could be calculated in hundreds of millions of dollars. The contribution to safety of Canadians is immeasurable.

St. John Ambulance specialties include: First aid training, Automated external defibrillator (AED) training, Occupational health and safety, volunteer community services, Medical first responder (MFR) services, first aid instructor training, Youth programs, Emergency response, Therapy dog services, and mental health training

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Reviews

Project Worker in England
on 15 February 2023
Flexible hours and great team
Hours are really flexible dependent on which department you work in leading to good work life balance. Collegeues are really nice and helpful leading to a good atmosphere overall. Management is a bit lacking sometimes with so many changes but on the whole a good place to work. Salary is lower than average.
Team Leader in Llanelli
on 6 June 2023
Toxic
What is the best part of working at the company?Working along side the welsh ambulance service. Being the first person on scene to attend to the patient. Never knowing what your going to be desling with.Learning new skills and seeing behind the scenes at hospitals.What is the most stressful part about working at the company?Rotas are not out on time, shift changes. Toxicity amongst amongst ...
Youth, Schools and Community Trainer in Bramford, Suffolk
on 10 May 2023
Great place to work
I enjoyed being part of a training team then moving on to work full time on front line ambulances. The training given was second to none, I gained so much extra knowledge that I was able to pass on to students, whilst training. The knowledge I gained whilst working on the Ambulances has taken me forward.
Volunteer in Manchester, Greater Manchester
on 2 May 2023
Great training
Great training and supportive environment. I enjoyed making friends with the people. Loads of events to book onto and loads of opportunity to learn new skills
Operational First Aider in London, Greater London
on 16 March 2023
Fantastic to work for
Amazing to be part of. The people and the training are all brilliant. I've had so many opportunities to grow professionally and personally by being part of this brilliant organisation.

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St John Ambulance locations

  • London3.6 out of 5 stars.
  • Stockport2.3 out of 5 stars.
  • Manchester3.5 out of 5 stars.
  • Birmingham4.1 out of 5 stars.
  • Cardiff3.7 out of 5 stars.

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