Is there an ambulance driver?

Ambulance drivers in county hospitals are basically not officially established by the company, but are recruited and their wages are not high. They drive an ambulance in the county hospital of the county, and the salary plus night shift and driving subsidy is maintained at 2500 to 3000, which is not very high, but people are very tired. Four people are on duty in turn 24 hours a day, and three people must be on duty every day. Therefore, they are on duty for 72 hours and then rest for 24 hours. Without a holiday, don't think about reuniting with your family and friends for the New Year. And transport patients and bodies! Wage is not proportional to pay? It is not recommended to be an ambulance driver unless it is high-tech!

Ambulances are medium-sized vehicles, which need to be above B2 and have passenger qualification certificates. Mopeds F can drive medium-sized buses with engine displacement less than or equal to 50ml and maximum design speed less than or equal to 50km/h-minibuses with length less than 6m, minibuses with passenger capacity greater than 9 and passenger capacity less than 20-minibuses with length less than 6m and passenger capacity less than or equal to 9-minibuses with length less than or equal to 3.5m and total engine cylinder displacement less than or equal to 65. 438+ 0-liter heavy truck with length greater than or equal to 6m, medium truck with total mass greater than or equal to 12000kg-light truck with total mass greater than or equal to 6m and less than 12000kg-less than 6m in.

Minivans with a total mass of less than 4500kg-with a length of less than or equal to 3.5m and a total mass of less than or equal to 1.800kg, should be at least B 1 driver's license, or A 1 and A2 driver's license. Ambulances are not allowed to be driven in C 1, B2 and A3, because the above three types of buses are all small with less than 7 seats. Ambulances are special vehicles, and the minimum requirement is B2 driver's license.

Or A 1, A2 driver's license, C 1, B2, A3 are not allowed to drive an ambulance, because the above three types of buses are all allowed to drive small cars with less than 7 seats, while ambulances are generally medium-sized buses with more than 9 seats, but the relevant seats have been removed and replaced with stretchers and row chairs. In addition, you must have a qualification certificate and N years of driving experience. Every hospital has different requirements, but the longer the driving experience, the greater the chance!

Because you must be able to drive quickly and safely on busy roads, at night and in bad weather. There are also ambulance anti-skid control and field driving. Speed is important, but it is also necessary to drive smoothly when the car is carrying a seriously ill or injured patient and other staff are giving him first aid. Can drive fast, and don't lean on corners, don't bump on uneven roads, you need excellent driving skills and high concentration.