What are Paramedics?

Paramedics are special helpers who go to people when they are hurt or feeling very sick. They have a big job to do!

What Do Paramedics Do?

• They Drive Big Ambulances: Paramedics ride in big and cool vehicles called ambulances. These ambulances have sirens that go ‘wee-woo!’ to let people know they are coming.
• Help People: When someone has an owie or is not feeling good, paramedics come to help them. They can give medicine, check hearts, and make sure a person is okay.
• Work with Other Helpers: Paramedics work with doctors and nurses to help people get better. They can take sick people to the hospital so they can be looked after more.

What Do They Wear?

Paramedics wear special clothes, like uniforms, so everyone knows they are helpers. Their uniforms usually have badges and many pockets to hold their tools!

Fun Facts!

• Ambulances can be very fast! They can race to help people in need.
• Paramedics are trained to do many important things, including keeping people safe during emergencies.

Why Are They Important?

Paramedics are very important because they help make sure everyone is safe and taken care of when they need help the most. They are like superheroes in real life!