When to Call
999 is for life-threatening emergencies, when someone is seriously ill or injured.
Who We Are
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Calling 999
What Happens When You Call
You will be asked a series of questions to help dispatchers categorise your call.
Who Will Treat You
The information you provide determines the best response for the situation.
Seconds Count, the Official Northern Ireland Ambulance Service Podcast
In this episode, listen to Aidan Early as he talks about memories throughout his career, the highs and lows of his cancer journey and the life of a retired paramedic.
In this episode, we speak to Paramedic Aisling McBride about her route to becoming a paramedic, her experiences during Covid and being assaulted whilst on duty.
Our Trust
Working For Us
Learn more about the careers and opportunities available within NIAS.
Trust Board
Find out more about Trust Board including papers and minutes.
Publications
Key documents about the Trust including reports and strategies.
Involving Our Community
Community First Responders
Community First Responder Schemes are made up of volunteers who live within their local community.
Volunteer Car Service
The service is provided by volunteers who, using their own private vehicles, transport patients to and from Health Service facilities.