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New intake of overseas and interstate paramedics for NSW
16 October 2026
Content 1
NSW Ambulance has today welcomed 18 paramedics from interstate and overseas, providing a further boost to frontline health services across metro and regional NSW.
Since March 2023, around 150 qualified paramedics have joined NSW Ambulance from other states, territories and countries.
The latest intake includes paramedics from the United Kingdom and New Zealand, as well as interstate recruits from across Australia.
After completing a comprehensive induction program at the NSW Ambulance Education Centre, the 18 experienced paramedics will begin their operational familiarisation from tomorrow.
Among this cohort is Mitchell Pani, who was most recently employed with the London Ambulance Service and has also worked as a paramedic in Mexico.
Quotes attributable to Minister for Health, Ryan Park:
“We are rebuilding our essential health services by recruiting more workers, including paramedics.
“Attracting skilled and experienced paramedics to NSW strengthens our frontline workforce and brings valuable skills and perspectives to our health system.
“We are lucky to have world-class emergency health service like NSW Ambulance in our state, which is attracting paramedics from across the globe.”
Quotes attributable to NSW Ambulance Chief Executive Clare Beech:
“I warmly welcome this latest cohort of interstate and overseas paramedics, who bring with them valuable experience and skills that will benefit communities across NSW.
“Our door is open for the best paramedics available; your career can thrive in NSW.
"Bringing in qualified paramedics from overseas or interstate is not just about growing our numbers, it is about enriching our workforce with global clinical perspectives.”
Quotes attributable to credential paramedic graduate Mitchell Pani:
“I was first inspired by paramedicine after a friend had a serious diving accident and I witnessed first-hand the skills of paramedics.
“I am excited to be continuing my career in NSW and working closer to home and my family, especially as my partner and I will be having our first child early next year.”
Content 2
Current as at: Friday 16 October 2026