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| Abbreviation: | NHS |
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| Formed: | 20th February 2020 |
| Employees: | 100 Approx |
| Legal personality: | Medical Agency |
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| Size | 270km2 (104 sq mi) |
| Population | 54,586 |
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| Headquarters: | Pillbox Hill Hospital |
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The Los Santos National Health Service (NHS) was established on the 20th of February, 2020 and is one of the most vital services operating within Los Santos. The LS NHS has the following mission Statement "Los Santos National Health Service is committed to providing the best service we can to the community through the preservation of life and the environment by providing excellence in response, prevention, education and training." The NHS are still some of the happiest workers in Los Santos, knowing that they are in a safe and secure working environment, where they are cared for, and are warmly welcomed by others no matter what situation they arrive at. The NHS will provide some of the best times you can get within the community.
Organisational Structure
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Standard Employee Structure
- Emergency Care Assistant - Our newest employees are assigned as an ECA. This allows them time for training and allows them to learn whilst on the job.
- Technician - Having shown understanding and knowledge, technicians are able to patrol unaccompanied.
- Paramedic - If you have shown your competence you have gained this rank. You are one step closer to joining a unit should you want to. You can patrol on your own, keep going though, better stuff is still to come.
- Specialist Paramedic - Able to become apart of a specialised Unit and are expected to help newcomers to the NHS get to grips.
- Advanced Paramedic - More responsibility. A.PAR's are tasked with feedback's on lower ranks and helping other employees where possible.
- Consultant Paramedic/Doctor - This person is the second in command of the unit. Any problems that you have involving the department should be directed towards this person. They will be able to help resolve any issues and raise any concerns up the chain of command for the unit.
- Deputy Director - This is the head of the unit. This person will be involved in the running of their department/unit. Making sure that its staff are completing the jobs to an excellent standard, and will be in charge of maintaining a working environment for the branch
- Director - This rank is the second in command for the entire NHS. Their duty is to make sure that the unit is running smoothly and helping where they can with administrative duties within the NHS. They will also be the moderators when it comes to teaching Consultant Paramedics on how to carry out an interview. They will also be involved dealing with disciplinary issues within the NHS.
- Chief Executive Officer - The highest rank within the NHS. Ultimately the final decision will be made by this person. They will also be working closely with the Director to make sure the NHS is running like a well-oiled machine. Any disciplinaries will be conducted with this person. They have worked their way through the ranks from bottom to the top, so will also have a wealth of knowledge.
Recruitment Process
Firstly, you will need to apply to the National Health Service by filling out an Application Form. Ensure that your application is as detailed as possible and meets the required word counts. After submitting your application it will be reviewed and you will receive a private message on the Forums regarding its outcome. At time of writing there is no 'cooldown' between applications. If you are declined feel free to reapply as soon as you like.
On passing the application stage, you will be invited for an interview. The interview stage is stringent! Be sure to read the NHS Terms of Service before your interview, Having passed you will be able to go out and patrol with fellow Medics and gain some experience. This is the start of your NHS Career.
Units
The NHS Consists of 3 units. General Staff, Hazardous Area Response Teams (HART) and Helicopter Emergency Services (HEMS).
- HART applys itself in areas that are deemed dangerous. Be it hillside rescues or multi car pile ups on motorways.
- HEMS is the NHS's immediate response Team. The specialist aircraft is ready to respond at a moments notice to any major incidents.
Resources
All Staff
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