Our Mission: Patient focused health care | Client focused solutions | Employee focused opportunities in remote Canada
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
Advanced Medical Solutions Inc. was acquired by Calian Group Ltd. as of May 2025. Providing specialized air ambulance, ground ambulance, community Paramedicine, remote and industrial ambulance services to a variety of clients throughout Northern Canada and in the most remote locations in the world. We provide our services to a variety of mining, oil, exploration and construction organizations throughout Canada. As part of our comprehensive service we provide various levels of health care personnel and facilities, medical equipment and supplies and emergency vehicles. Flying over 2,000 missions each year, Advanced Medical Solutions is the exclusive provider of air ambulance, emergency medical evacuation and repatriation flights throughout the Northwest Territories. When people in remote communities need help, we get it to them. The AMS team continually strives to provide our clients with comprehensive Emergency Medical Services while sustaining competitive fees in the global market. We are committed to provide exceptional health care professionals, equipment, supplies and operational support, and to achieving the highest level of patient care and client satisfaction without compromise.
On-site · Calgary
The Emergency Medical Responder will work as part of a team to assess patient injuries or illnesses and provide effective care during ground transport. Responsibilities also include the safe operation of ambulances, documentation of treatment, and the maintenance of medical equipment and facilities.
On-site
The Primary Care Paramedic will work as part of a team to provide effective patient care and emergency medical treatment during ground transport. Responsibilities also include the safe operation of ambulances, patient transport, and the maintenance of medical equipment and facilities.
On-site
Provide high-quality emergency medical care and ground transport for patients in Inuvik and remote areas. Responsibilities include assessing injuries, documenting treatment, and maintaining medical equipment and ambulances.