San Andreas Government Services

​
The Los Santos Emergency Medical Service provides around the clock coverage for the citizens of Los Santos when it comes to physical, and mental health. Our trained medical professionals, from our Emergency Medical Technicians to our Chief, and everything in between, we are trained to maintain the wellness of the state of Los Santos.

We are currently seeking individuals with a high drive to help people, to learn, and to work closely within our team. Our goal is to help further provide coverage on all areas of the map, and it starts with you! We will provide you with the right tools, a management that is very active, and the knowledge so that you may succeed in our department!

LSEMS isn’t all about answering 912 calls! We’re also very active in our divisions, including, but not limited to, CRU, which handles things in regards to psychology and crisis calls, to the Fire Department! We will always make sure that there is no shortage of things to do when working with LSEMS.

• Candidates must have 0 misdemeanors within 2 ((2 Weeks OOC)) months from the date of their application. Candidates must have 0 felonies within the past 4 weeks ((1 months OOC)) from the date of their application.
• Candidates must be able to demonstrate professionalism on duty, as well as off duty, especially in the face of law enforcement, as well as coworkers.
• Candidates must be able to work well in groups. At LSEMS, teamwork is an essential part of our success.
• Candidates must have a driver’s license to be able to operate our vehicles, whether it be an ambulance, a granger, or a firetruck. No exceptions.
• Candidates must be a legal adult. 18+ only. Anyone who applies below that age, or is found to be below that age, will be rejected.
• Candidates are expected to complete 4 hours of work per week. The higher the rank, the more you are expected to work.
• Candidates must be fluent and proficient in the English language.
• If all of this interests you, you can find our application here.

• Candidates must be able to demonstrate a high level of in depth RP. It is an expectation. LSEMS holds themselves to a high standard to make sure there are no loopholes in our roleplay.
• Candidates must have an excellent understanding of the rules. Rulebreaks could lead to disciplinary action including, but not limited to, termination.
• Candidates must be at least 16 years of age. Along with that, candidates must provide a mature attitude.
• Candidates must have a good microphone. It is an expectation that the majority of your communication is done over VOIP.
• By submitting this application, you understand that you are expected to work a minimum of 4 hours per week. Failure to meet this could lead to disciplinary action, including, but not limited to, termination.

Application:

• Typically, once your application is submitted, an HR representative will have reached out to you via E-mail within 48 hours informing you whether or not you’ve been selected! If you’ve not been selected, fear not! You will be able to reapply eventually, length in which you can do so varies with the details of the application/applicant. If you’ve been accepted, you’ll be invited for an interview.

Interview:

• Your interview can be scheduled with one of our HR members. We will accommodate your schedule as well as we can! Try to dress nicely in preparation for the interview. During this interview, we will ask questions in regards to you, your goals, and questions that directly relate to the job. After your interview, we will reach back out to you within 48 hours to inform you whether or not you got the position. ((There will be an IC and OOC section of the interview.))

Probationary EMT:

• If you successfully completed your interview, congratulations! You’re now a probationary EMT. You will receive a badge, our manuals, and all the information you could imagine. This is also when you can begin training with our Field Training Officers. We have a 6 step process when it comes to training. An introduction, Phase 1-3, a Pre-Certification, and a Certification. Each phase of the training will teach you bite sized things at a time so that you can put it all together for your certification.

Becoming an EMT:

• Once you’ve completed and passed your certification, you’ll officially be an Emergency Medical Technician! You’ll be able to come on duty by yourself, take calls, and begin to climb the ranks of LSEMS. Hard work is appreciated, and promotions are inevitable so long as you work diligently.