Great to spend time today with colleagues at the new Badenoch & Strathspey Community Hospital in Aviemore where our ambulance crew is now based. Fantastic facility and a great opportunity for collaboration and joint working Scottish Ambulance NHS Highland

Beautiful start to the morning in Aberdeen. Looking forward to meeting up with colleagues who will be providing care and compassion to patients across the city today.

Insightful last 2 days in Aberdeen/Grampian with MWR /team. Out & about and listened to and thanked many frontline colleagues. Spent time at ARI ED to hear from crews attending. Also productive meeting with NHSG chair & CE Pic: Davie, Mike & brand new electric Peugeot

I have an exciting HR Advisor vacancy within the North Region of @scotambservice. Flexible/hybrid working arrangements, lovely colleagues, career development & the chance to support our #NHS. Applications open now #vacancy #hr #careers #recruitment 🚑📬📩 apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/displayjob.asp…

Happy Restart a Heart♥️Day. During covid-19 bystander #CPR rates remained unchanged. When someone needed CPR you kept going! Let’s keep looking after each other.Learn CPR today at savealife.scot/learn-cpr Scottish Ambulance SaveALifeForScotland #RestartAHeart #ScotlandCares #volunteering

Today is #WorldStrokeDay A stroke is a time critical emergency and every minute counts. It can happen to anyone, at any age, at anytime and anywhere. Find out more at bit.ly/3bnvUli

The Scottish Ambulance Service is recruiting for Trainee Ambulance Technicians! Fantastic opportunity to join SAS at various locations across the country Please visit: ow.ly/FCh850GNPCI to find out more

Huge thanks to the Alford Scottish Ambulance crew yesterday afternoon for such a speedy response, professionalism and care of my mother in law after fall and multiple fractures. BASICS Scotland Sandpiper Trust blue bag never off duty!

Good to get out and about today to meet colleagues and community representatives with Euan Esslemont 🌈

Thank you to the unsung heroes of Moray Council Aberdeenshire Council Aberdeenshire Council The Highland Council snow plough and gritter teams who worked overnight and into today under very challenging winter conditions to keep the roads open. On behalf of the Scottish Ambulance we thank you.

Been in Skye seeing the fantastic health and care being delivered. Care and compassion and teamwork evident from everyone I have spoken to. Said hello to Portree and Dunvegan ambulance crews this morning. Thank you to all of the health and care staff in Skye 👏👏

Great education session this morning with the Scottish Ambulance 🚑 Lots of exciting pieces of work going on and looking forward to seeing the results of the next test of change involving paramedics having direct access to scheduled minors appointments 🏥 Steven Close

There's only a few days left to apply to be one of our Mobile Testing Unit (MTU) Operatives, with positions open across Scotland, from Thurso to the Scottish Borders. Closing date Sunday 12th December! Click here to find out more 👇 apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/displayjob.asp…

New Hospital in Broadford Skye looking fantastic. What a stunning view with fantastic new facilities for local communities in Skye and Lochalsch.

This is a great opportunity for any of my ex Fire Service colleagues looking to join Scottish Ambulance - informal enquiries are very welcome 🚑🚒

Busy day for ambulance crews working across the North of Scotland. Good to catch up with colleagues in Aberdeen over the last 2 days. Thank you for all the excellent work you are doing.

Our ambulance care assistants are proving excellent care and compassion to patients across Scotland. Great to meet up with colleagues today in different care settings, all doing a great job. Thank you

Congratulations Pat O’Meara QAM on receiving The Queens Ambulance Service Medal in the 2022 New Year Honours List. Very well deserved. Well Done and Best wishes from Milne and the North Region Management Team.

Lesley MacLean is one of our brilliant Community First Responders. A recruitment drive is under for people to become a CFR in Skye, Lochalsh and South West Ross. "It’s important to be able to provide support to your community." Read more: scottishambulance.com