Service Worker II

Your Opportunity:

When Emergency Health Services (EHS) jump to respond to an emergency, they must be prepared. That’s where you come in. Organized, methodical, and with meticulous attention to detail, you ensure that every aspect of the ambulance itself and the equipment on it is ready to go. As an Ambulance Readiness Attendant (ARA), you make certain that the cab, patient compartment, equipment and the vehicle itself is clean, checked and in good working order. As an ARA, you will use digital tools and checklists to ensure EHS staff are fully prepared. That means you will be required to complete and submit digital vehicle and equipment checks, discarding and replacing items with an expiry date, and restocking items as needed. You will be required to reposition ambulances within, and adjacent to, the Mega Station in which you are assigned. Emergency Health Services is Canada’s first and largest province-wide, fully integrated health system, and has been named among Alberta’s Top 75 Employers and a top employer for young people and diversity. We offer endless opportunities for professional development as well as comprehensive benefits, including health and dental, to help you and your family thrive. This your opportunity to start your career with the largest health authority in Canada. Apply today! *Please note, while shifts are 12.25 hours long, working hours are 11.08 as you get an unpaid lunch break.

Description:

As a Service Worker II, you will be responsible for readying supplies, and cleaning/disinfecting instruments and specialty equipment for immediate use/reuse by healthcare staff. You will distribute and replenish patient care supplies, perform quality control tests on equipment and record maintenance data. You may also transport patients (clients/residents), equipment, lab specimens, blood and blood products, and patient charts. You will report any concerns regarding supplies and safety issues to Unit Managers and perform other duties as required. In addition, you will ensure that patient care areas and other assigned areas are accurately stocked and that specialty equipment required by the healthcare staff is available.

Transition Company: Emergency Health Services Classification: Service Worker II Union: AUPE GSS Unit and Program: Emergency Medical Services - Ambulance Readiness Attendant Primary Location: EMS Edmonton Zone Location Details: As Per Location Multi-Site: Not Applicable FTE: 1.00 Posting End Date: 16-SEP-2026 Employee Class: Regular Full Time Date Available: 02-NOV-2026 Hours per Shift: 11.08 Length of Shift in weeks: 12 Shifts per cycle: 42 Shift Pattern: Days, Evenings, Nights, Weekends Days Off: As Per Rotation Minimum Salary: $23.30 Maximum Salary: $25.40 Vehicle Requirement: Driver's License, Vehicle Provided

Required Qualifications:

Grade 12 or equivalent.

Additional Required Qualifications:

You will be required to perform a vehicle orientation and maneuvering competency review prior to driving the ambulance within or adjacent to the EHS facility. Possesses a basic understanding of cleaning and disinfection, as well as inventory management. Possesses a basic understanding of automotive components, operations and maintenance inspections. Applicants must have, at minimum, basic computer skills, such as filling out electronic checklists and forms. Applicants must demonstrate the ability to read, write, speak, understand and follow written and oral directions in English. Must be able to work with minimal supervision. Physical requirements of the job include lifting to 80 pounds, climbing into and out of the cab and the patient compartment of ambulances, mostly standing and walking during each shift, and the ability to bend, crouch, and twist without restriction. Preference given to anyone who had completed the ARA Orientation

Preferred Qualifications:

Preference will be given to those applicants that have previous experience performing cleaning duties in a hospital or institution, as well as knowledge of machines and tools, including their uses, basic maintenance and troubleshooting. Previous car detailing experience and previous experience driving larger vehicles, such as a full-sized pickup truck or cube van an asset. A combination of education, training and relevant experience, including customer-service experience, may be considered.