Ambulance Callsign Types: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 00:17, 29 July 2021
| ID | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| (1-19) & (31-39) | Front-line Ambulance | At least one EMT is required for the vehicle to be a Transport Ambulance |
| FRU | First Response Unit | Usually a Volunteer Vehicle |
| OSCAR | Operations Shift Supervisor | Front-line Response Vehicle (Paramedic/ICP) |
| TANGO | First-Response and Paramedic Back-up | Front-line Response Vehicle (Paramedic/ICP) |
| SIERRA | Acute Patient Management | Front-line Response Vehicle (Paramedic/ICP) |
| ROMEO | Extended Care Paramedic | Appear to attend non-urgent home-based calls |
| (21-29) | Patient Transfer Service | Non-Response (Primarily Single Crewed EMT) |
| (91-99) | Events Ambulance | Event attendance for First Aid (FR/EMT) Sometimes Higher requirement is specifically requested |
| DELTA | Clinical Coach Vehicle | iLoad or similar usually Response Capable. |
| SUPPORT | Operational Support Vehicle | Vehicles that are assigned to support Ambulance service vehicles and equipment |