Download an application form here
For more information contact Mr. George Bolduc, Operations Manager at 306-953-8353 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .Parkland Ambulance Hiring Process:
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Application complete with all required documentation is submitted.
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Those applications selected for hiring are contacted to begin the hiring process.
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Phase one - physical fitness testing. If the person passes this stage they move to phase two.
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Phase two - trauma and medical scenario testing. If the person passes this stage they move to phase three.
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Phase three - written examination testing. If the person passes this stage they move to phase four.
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Phase four - interview with the management group. Pending interview, reference checks an offer for employment may be made.
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Phase five - if employment offer is granted and accepted, then orientation process begins followed by a probationary period and then regular employment.
Parkland Ambulance Care is an equal opportunity employer with many great benefits such as group medical, dental and sick leave. Group RRSP plan. Uniform and training allowance and more. Parkland Ambulance wages and benefits are equal to the Health Sciences contract for the Province of Saskatchewan
Starting in a career as a Paramedic:
Maybe you are looking to start your career in field of emergency medical services (EMS). What is a paramedic? What does a paramedic do? Learn more about Canadian Paramedics here. A great place to start is an observational ride-a-long. After an interview, you might be able to join one of our crews on the streets and highways of Prince Albert for a shift. To book a ride-a-long contact Mr. George Bolduc, Director of Operations at 306-953-8353 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
How do I become a paramedic in Saskatchewan? The Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST) is the only training institute. Visit their campus via this link. Once you graduate from SIAST or any other Canadian Medical Association (CMA) approved program you will required to be registered with the College of Paramedics of Saskatchewan to be eligible to practice in Saskatchewan. You can also visit the Paramedic Association of Canada to learn more.
The Ministry of Health for the Province of Saskatchewan is responsible for emergency treatment protocols within the province. To learn about each paramedic level and their scope of practice click on protocols here.
Your future carer in mobile emergency health services will be one of the most challenging, exciting, rewarding and demanding professions you will ever choose. We wish you good luck in your career!
