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ST JOHN NEW ZEALAND
St John New Zealand is a dynamic charitable organisation that provides ambulance services, first aid training, event medical services and care-based community programmesPAY AN INVOICE
To make a secure credit card payment type in your customer number and the invoice number that you wish to pay in the boxes provided below (these are located in the top right-hand corner of your invoice) then click the NEXT button. If you don’t have a credit card we have a number of other payment options available for you.. To renew your Supporter Scheme please click here. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR CONTACT DETAILS If you would like to add or remove members from your ambulance membership, please contact us via email or by calling us on 0800 STJOHN (0800 785 646), Monday to Friday 8.30am - 5pm and Saturday8.30am - 12.30pm.
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Hearbeat is St John's intranet . If you still haven’t heard, Heartbeat is our new intranet. Heartbeat is St John’s response to your feedback - you said we needed to fix the old, outdated Hub and replace it with an accessible and user-friendly platform. ST JOHN FOR FIRST AID TRAINING, EQUIPMENT AND INFORMATION First aid is at the heart of St John. We provide training courses, kits and supplies, AEDs, online information and smartphoneapplications.
ST JOHN NEW ZEALAND
St John New Zealand is a dynamic charitable organisation that provides ambulance services, first aid training, event medical services and care-based community programmesPAY AN INVOICE
To make a secure credit card payment type in your customer number and the invoice number that you wish to pay in the boxes provided below (these are located in the top right-hand corner of your invoice) then click the NEXT button. If you don’t have a credit card we have a number of other payment options available for you.. To renew your Supporter Scheme please click here. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR CONTACT DETAILS If you would like to add or remove members from your ambulance membership, please contact us via email or by calling us on 0800 STJOHN (0800 785 646), Monday to Friday 8.30am - 5pm and Saturday8.30am - 12.30pm.
LOG INTO HEARTBEAT
Hearbeat is St John's intranet . If you still haven’t heard, Heartbeat is our new intranet. Heartbeat is St John’s response to your feedback - you said we needed to fix the old, outdated Hub and replace it with an accessible and user-friendly platform. ST JOHN FOR FIRST AID TRAINING, EQUIPMENT AND INFORMATION First aid is at the heart of St John. We provide training courses, kits and supplies, AEDs, online information and smartphoneapplications.
ABOUT AEDS - ST JOHN Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is one of the leading causes of death in New Zealand. It can happen to anyone – anywhere. Having an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) in your workplace or community can make the difference between life and death. RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP Renew via Internet Banking: To make payment to St John ambulance membership please use bank account: 12-3244-0023915-50. Please include your membership number and surname of your Principal member as paymentreference
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NORTHERN REGION
What we do. Regionally we have 5,600 paid and volunteer members delivering emergency ambulance services, first aid training, events first aid, Caring Caller, Friends of the Emergency, free health shuttles and our St John Safe Kids programme. Key statistics. In a typical year, St John ambulance crews travel nearly seven million kilometres throughout the region. CLINICAL PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES CLINICAL PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES 2019-22 iii Introduction These are the Clinical Procedures and Guidelines (CPGs), incorporating standing orders for use of personnel within the New Zealand emergency ambulancesector.
ST JOHN :: ABOUT PRIME The PRIME (Primary Response in Medical Emergencies) service is a jointly commissioned project funded by the MoH and ACC and administered by St John.OPPORTUNITY SHOPS
Op shop proceeds go towards local St John Youth programmes, purchasing new ambulances and Health Shuttles, and buying vital new equipment; allowing St John to continue itsSEARCH JOBS
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Attendees must be: certified with a current First Aid Level 1 or Level 2 or Refresher or equivalent certificate that is less than 2 years old. If your current certificate was issued more than two years ago or you need to earn NZQA units for the topics covered, we recommend our First Aid Level 1 course for a comprehensive training experience. ST JOHN - HERE FOR LIFE * 0800 STJOHN (0800 785 646)* Pay an Invoice
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COVID-19 INFORMATION As an essential emergency service, St John is well positioned to respond to an outbreak of a pandemic like Coronavirus COVID-19.Find Out More
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Our ambulance services are not fully Government funded. Contracts with the Ministry of Health and ACC fund 72% of emergency ambulance direct operating costs.Find Out More
AMBULANCE SERVICES
In New Zealand, the St John Ambulance Service treats and transports approximately 400,000 people every year. We have more than 600 operational vehicles and 205 ambulance stations.Find Out More
NZ POST & KIWIBANK HAVE GONE CHEQUE-FREE Please note that Kiwibank and NZ Post are no longer accepting payment by cheque. Read more here to find out other ways you can make payments or donations to St John.Find Out More
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AMBULANCE OFFICERS CONTINUE TO RESUSCITATE PATIENTS IN CARDIAC ARRESTApril 3, 2020
St John would like to confirm that ambulance officers continue to resuscitate patients in cardiac arrest and there has been no directive that CPR should not be done on patients with suspected or confirmedCOVID-19. ...
CHANGES TO PATIENT SUPPORT PROCEDURE FOR AMBULANCE TRANSPORTATIONMarch 28, 2020
Processes around emergency ambulance transportation of patients to hospital have been updated during the nation’s response toCOVID-19....
COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES St John is busy throughout the community. We provide youth programmes, hospital friends, phone friends, pet outreach therapy andmore.
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