Urgences-santé: its territory, its role, its careers
Urgences-santé is the public body that employs the paramedics of Montreal and Laval. Its Act, its 2024-2025 figures, its jobs and its posted salaries.
Training, salary, employers and workplaces for paramedics in Quebec, from official sources.
Urgences-santé is the public body that employs the paramedics of Montreal and Laval. Its Act, its 2024-2025 figures, its jobs and its posted salaries.
Who may use an AED, where it is mandatory, who keeps the registry: the legal framework in Quebec, text by text, as of October 10, 2026.
811 brings together Info-Santé, Info-Social and the Guichet d'accès à la première ligne. Who answers, at what hours, and how it differs from 911, according to Québec.ca.
Dessercom inc. appears in 40 ambulance zones in nine regions in Santé Québec's table. The zones, the legal framework, the hiring conditions and the careers page.
The Coopérative des techniciens ambulanciers du Québec employs paramedics in Capitale-Nationale and Saguenay: its zones, the legal framework and where to apply.
The Coopérative des techniciens ambulanciers de la Montérégie: its six zones according to Santé Québec, the legal framework and the conditions to be hired there as a paramedic.
Employer profile: what Paraxion is, the 34 zones where Santé Québec lists it in nine regions, the legal framework and the address of its careers page.
Who must have first aiders, how many per shift, the 16-hour training, the certificate valid for 3 years and the CNESST subsidy.
Urgences-santé posts $26.34 to $39.40 an hour as of April 1, 2023. The median wage in Quebec is $35.00 an hour according to Job Bank.
The DEC in Pre-Hospital Emergency Care, the public CEGEPs that offer it, then the PNIC, the national registry and the Class 4A licence.
Urgences-santé in Montreal and Laval, permit-holding companies and co-operatives elsewhere: who hires paramedics and on what conditions.
Class 4A allows you to drive an ambulance. Conditions, medical report, 30-question knowledge test and SAAQ fees.
The 911 call-taker transfers the call, the emergency medical dispatcher sends the ambulance. The two laws, the 765-hour training and the posted salaries.
The first responder stabilizes the person before the paramedic arrives. The law, the three levels, the training and the steps to take with the municipality.
An ambulance transport costs $125 plus $1.75 per kilometre in Quebec. Who gets the bill, who does not pay, and what the RAMQ does not cover.
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