Red Cross ambulancemen appear at the scene of disasters, accidents and emergencies. Before the arrival of professional medical emergency personnel, well-trained Red Cross rescuers were the guardians of life. The necessary condition for becoming a Red Cross ambulance worker is to receive training in the Red Cross ambulance course and pass the examination to obtain a certificate.
Definition of Red Cross Ambulance Worker: You can become a Red Cross Ambulance Worker after receiving the training of Red Cross Ambulance Course and obtaining the certificate through examination. Requirements: master the basic skills of emergency rescue, have love and social responsibility.
The Red Cross ambulance card refers to the qualification certificate of the Red Cross ambulance worker printed and distributed by the provincial Red Cross Society.
The rescue principles of Red Cross ambulancemen:
First, the ambulanceman's behavior must completely conform to the correct first aid operation method.
Second, ambulancemen should carry forward the humanitarian spirit and do the following three things:
1, selfless, ambulance personnel should not be selfish, should treat everyone who is injured equally;
2, not greedy, the ambulance crew should not take the property of the injured without authorization;
3. Rescuing the sick and wounded is voluntary, and medical staff should not expect the sick and wounded to give themselves any return.