Ambulance

Delivering trusted care to our community
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Who we are

The ACT Ambulance Service (ACTAS) is responsible for providing emergency and non-emergency ambulance services to the ACT community.

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Supporting the Community

ACTAS provide emergency, non-emergency and aero-medical services to the ACT community.

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Fees and charges

Ambulance fees and charges are approved by the Minister for Police and Emergency Services and are reviewed annually. 

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FAQ's

Some frequently asked questions regarding calling an ambulance and our services.

Stations

The ACT Ambulance Service currently operated from eight ambulance stations located throughout the ACT.

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NSQHS Standards

The ACTAS is committed to achieving accreditation under the National Safety and Quality in Healthcare Service (NSQHS) Standards.

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Start a career with the ACT Ambulance Service

Do you want to work for the ACT Ambulance Service? ACTAS offers some of the best conditions and pay in Australia in a great location.

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Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights

The ACTAS is governed by the principles of the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare and is committed to upholding the rights of consumers and community members.

The history of Ambulance Services

The Ambulance Service began its life in 1913 as a single model T-Ford, owned and operated by the Transport Section of the Australian Federal Government.