Ambulance Service Of Nsw - State Headquarters
Service Station in Goulburn Mulwaree

Stations may be unattended on occasions. Call 000 in an emergency. Call 13 1233 for ambulance bookings.

Our MSW Ambulance Flight Nurses, supported by the Aeromedical Handle center, ensure our hardest to reach patients in regional and distant areas across the state receive the medical care they require and transport to a hospital if necessary. Scheduled protection We yield promote and care to patients who need to be transported from one facility e.g. Critical protection These are patients which require numerous intervention to maintain their health. Our team of highly adept paramedics and intensive care paramedics produce prehospital care, medical retrieval and health related transport. Supporting our fore line paramedics deliver emergency medical protection are a number of special operational units including aeromedical and medical retrieval services, counter disaster, rapid response, rescue, snow and exceptional casualty access teams. Aeromedical and medical retrieval services deliver a range of critical services including statewide air transport and clinical concern of patients from outofhospital locations and between hospitals. If transport is not required, swift response paramedics are qualified to bear medical treatment, freeing up front line ambulances to respond to other emergencies. MSW Ambulance operates six primary rescue units in rural areas across the state. A preceding Chief Executive Officer of Diabetes Australia, Mr Kaplan has 35 years’ experience in health care, including 20 years in executive leadership roles in pinnacle consumer and health organizations. She joined MSW Ambulance in 2006 and since that time has been responsible for managing the MSW Ambulance executive services, service improvement program, project management and public affairs functions. Clinical Professional Development Clinical Professional Development coordinates a wide range of clinical projects and establishes processes and procedures that contribute to the clinical enhancements and ongoing clinical professional development of paramedics and operational clinical services. Clinical Performance Developing key performance indicators for patient safety and establishing clinical data for identifying risks and improvements in clinical practice in prehospital concern services. Operational Information Unit: The Operational Information Unit collates and analyses statistics, develops key performance indicators and measures, relating to all areas of MSW Ambulance operations and has input into the development of service delivery strategic programs. Service Improvement Office The Service Improvement Program will coordinate and provide information on the progress of our major strategic projects, all of which are aimed at improving the way Ambulance delivers services to patients, to the community and to staff. The community relies on the professionalism, dedication and clinical skills of our paramedics to produce the superior medical care. Intensive Concern Paramedics The role of paramedic specialist intensive concern paramedic is one that maximum paramedics aspire to. A new centralized booking and dispatch service has been established for all MSW Health system non emergency patient transport service providers to better coordinate all patient transport fleets and provide an improved service for patients. Advanced life support and intensive concern vehicles were introduced in 1976. Over 100 years on, we now employs over 3,700 staff, operates from 266 diverse locations across the State, boasts over 800 ambulances, 300 support vehicles, four stationary wing aircraft and tasks nine helicopters. To provide quality emergency medical care to the MSW community. The management and executive of MSW Ambulance. Community services and health protection providers. Volunteers have been operating for many years in MSW Ambulance and their role in communities is vital. Volunteers ambulance officers respond in an ambulance vehicles and can transport patients. Volunteer ambulance officers work tirelessly in rural and secluded areas to help Ambulance deliver emergency prehospital care.