St John - Norfolk Island

What we do.

St John Norfolk Island has a volunteer staff of 15 members who fulfil a 24/7 on-call, First Responder Service to the Norfolk Island Community. St John Norfolk Island follows best practice when interacting with patients suspected of being exposed to or showing symptoms of Covid-19. There is commitment within the St John organisation to keep volunteers, and the community at large, as safe as possible.

When you call for an ambulance, your first point of contact is the triage nurse at NIHRACS, please be as specific as possible with the information you provide to the triage nurse, information such as the nature of the incident, how many people injured, and the seriousness of injuries will help us get you the best possible care in the timeliest fashion. St John Norfolk Island provides support to community events throughout the year, assists with medevacs and patient transfers. If you would like St John present at your next community event, please contact us to request support. We are always looking for new members to join our team, training to an Advanced First Aid and Advanced Resuscitation skill set is provided to all members.

Through Louise Donald, an accredited trainer, St John provides First Aid training for the Norfolk Island community, St John NSW is an RTO, all training is nationally recognised and endorsed.

Upcoming training is schedule for the following dates:

Provide First Aid and CPR renewal and Certification – March 15

CPR renewal and certification – March 15

St John follows best practice with face-to-face learning, a significant part of your First Adi Course in now completed online.

To book classes, visit https://www.stjohnnsw.com.au/training/

For more information

P: 51802 (James, for volunteering and Community support)

51181 (Louise, for course information)

E: norfolk.island@stjohnnsw.com.au or james.garden@stjohnnsw.com.au