Pro+Med NZ Ltd

17/08/2025

On behalf of Promed EMS, I would like to thank to Debs, Regan, and Tracey for their remarkable support to Motorcycling Canterbury today in Christchurch. Despite the short notice, they arrived between 9:30 AM and the first race, highlighting their commitment to the event's success, even at the expense of their own weekend plans.

14/08/2025

22/07/2025

💙 ProMed Team extends best wishes for a quick recovery to the driver involved.

KartSport New Zealand can confirm a 35-year old driver was airlifted directly to Wellington hospital after an incident...

12/07/2025

Exciting day at the Taranaki Tarmac Rally in New Plymouth! 🏎️🏁 Proud to provide event medical services for such an incredible crew. Thank you for having us!

02/07/2025

ProMed NZ Ltd, is seeking a skilled medic/instructor to join our Christchurch team. This part-time position has the potential to evolve into a full-time role as our organization continues to grow. Ideal candidates should have paramedic qualifications and relevant experience. If you're interested in learning more about this opportunity and becoming a part of our expanding team, please email ems.employment@promed.ac.nz or call 021 221 9711.

02/07/2025

ProMed EMS Trust, Promed NZ Ltd. is seeking skilled medics in Southland, especially Invercargill, to join our Event Medical Services team. As our organization continues to grow, we're expanding our team and have casual positions available for First Responders, EMTs, Paramedics, and ICPs. We're looking for professionals with diverse backgrounds and experiences, including those from NZDF and frontline ambulance settings. If you're interested in knowing more about qualifications and experience requirements, email ems.employment@promed.ac.nz or call 021 221 9711.

01/07/2025

Wanted to quickly share two stories about our medics.
Story 1: Off-Duty Medic Saves a Life at a Big Event
One of our lower North Island medics attended a large event as a participant on Saturday. Just 30 minutes before her part of the event started, she witnessed a cardiac arrest. She started CPR until the ambulance arrived. No AED was available, but later, she was made aware the patient was alive and getting treatment at the hospital!
Story 2: Medic Responds to a Good Samaritan Call on the Way to an Event
Earlier today, one of our medics got a Good Samaritan call while heading to cover an event. The location was just 500 meters away! CPR was in progress, several shocks delivered, and by the time he left, the patient was awake and fully conscious (GCS 15).
These stories show the dedication and care our medics have for their community, on and off duty.

Best regards,





Josef Bradac

Head Medic, Pro+Med EMS Manager

phone: 0508 77 66 33

mobile: +64 (0)21 221 9711

email: josef.bradac@promed.ac.nz

601C Tremaine Avenue
Palmerston North 4410 - NZ

11/06/2025

Zack Kendrick saved $27,000 in two years.

VIA OneRoof

11/06/2025