Seward Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Providing EMS Services to Seward, Alaska Since 1953
Neighbor Helping Neighbor
PO Box 1136 Seward, Alaska 99664
200 D Street
Phone 907-224-3987
Fax 907-224-2684
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Seward Volunteer Ambulance Corps Application

Name (Last, First, Middle I) ______________________________________________

Mailing Address  ________________________________________________________

Physical Address ________________________________________________________

Phone Number(s) Home ____________  Work  ____________   Cell _____________

Birthdate _____________________  Email Address  ___________________________

Length of Residency in the SVAC operating area _____________________________

Employer  ______________________________________________________________

Employer Address _______________________________________________________

Sponsoring SVAC Member (must be a current member)  ______________________

References (two unrelated)

Name/Address/Phone  __________________________________________________

Name/Address/Phone  __________________________________________________

Languages Spoken (including sign language) ________________________________

AKDL# ____________ Type _____  Years Driving _____  Expiration Date ________

Do you have experience with oversized vehicles?     Yes _____  No _____

During the last five (5) years have you?
Had your license to drive suspended or revoked?     Yes _____  No _____
Been the driver in any accident (MVA)?                    Yes _____  No _____
Been convicted or cited for traffic violations?             Yes _____  No _____

Please explain yes answers.


Certifications                             Certification Number                      Date it Expires

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DUTIES OF MEMBERS

It shall be the duties of each member to always be on alert, and on being notified of an
ambulance call to go at once to the ambulance and then to the scene of the emergency,
as described in the standing orders.  Members shall do all in their power to properly
assist in alleviation of pain and the saving of life as well as giving proper transporation to
the sick and injured.  The member shall at no time afford treatment to any patient that
exceeds the limit of that members Alaska Certification level of training.  Members shall
obey the person in charge and the by-laws, rules, regulations and standing orders of the
Corps.  Members shall not shirk from any duty that is imposed upon them providing the
request is reasonable and within their scope of practice to perform.  Members shall return
with the ambulance to quarters for cleanup and completion of proper reports.  In
performing these duties at time you will be asked to work in highly stressful situations,
also on loads (up to and exceeding 300 pounds with assistance from fellow members). 

Do you feel that you can carry out the duties of this job as briefly described above? 
If no please briefly explain why in the area provided.

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Signature ____________________________  Date  ____________________________

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