31 Jul
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St John Ambulance Nt
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Northern Territory
31 Jul
St John Ambulance Nt
Northern Territory
Ready for paramedicine that actually challenges you?
This isn't your standard roster. This is high-acuity, broad-scope, real-world paramedicine, and it will take your career further.
Why the NT?
Work at the top of your scope across urban centres, remote communities, and major events — sometimes all in the same week.
Think:
- Major events like Bass in the Grass, MXGP, Finke and Supercars
- Remote community emergency response
- Complex, high-acuity cases
- 4WD access, extreme environments, and genuine clinical autonomy
This is Territory medicine: fast-paced, unpredictable, and incredibly rewarding.
With positions available across the Northern Territory, you'll have the opportunity to experience an unmatched diversity of clinical practice, people, and places — from the Top End to the Red Centre. No two days are the same, and no other role offers quite the same breadth of experience
The Role
You’ll deliver frontline emergency care across diverse and remote communities, including Katherine, Alice Springs, and Darwin, attending to:
- High-volume medical and trauma response
- Autonomous decision-making in challenging environments
- Working across a broad clinical scope
- Managing complex cases where adaptability is critical
What You’ll Bring
- AHPRA registration
- Authority to Practice (CAA-accredited service)
- Unrestricted manual driver's licence
- Work rights in Australia
You’re confident, adaptable, and ready to step up.
What You Get
- 10 weeks rostered annual leave
- Market-competitive salary + salary packaging ($15,899 + $2,650 meals/entertainment)
- Remote allowances + free housing (Tennant Creek & Nhulunbuy)
- Paid CPD + study leave
- Wellness support + fitness reimbursement
Why You’ll Stay
You won’t just attend jobs, you’ll make a real impact.
Paramedicine in the Territory is tough — but it's one of the most rewarding places to work.
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📌 Qualified Paramedic Northern Territory
🏢 St John Ambulance Nt
📍 Northern Territory