St John Ambulance Australia ranks and insignia

St John Ambulance Australia employs the use of ranks, as an organisation with its roots in the military. Its rank structure is based upon that of St John Ambulance in the United Kingdom, while also taking inspiration from the Australian Army.

Recent changes

In the mid-2000s, the rank of Sergeant-Major was abolished from the State/Territory level, having already been abolished at a divisional level earlier.

Rank tables

[1][2]

Ranks and Insignia of St John Ambulance Australia (Colours apply to all ranks shown below)
ColourRed StripeGrey StripeGreen StripeYellow StripeRed Piping
Insignia
(rank
slide)
MeaningRegistered Nurses
with or without further
rank insignia, as below.
Regional Officers
with or without further
rank insignia, as below.
Enrolled Nurses
with or without further
rank insignia, as below.
Paramedics
with or without further
rank insignia, as below.
Medical practitioners
with or without further
rank insignia, as below.
Ranks and Insignia of St John Ambulance Australia Cadets
RankCadetCadet CorporalSenior CadetSenior Cadet CorporalSenior Cadet Sergeant
Insignia
NotesMembers aged between 11 and 14 years of age and in possession of a Basic First Aid Certificate.As for cadet, but with leadership responsibilities.Members aged between 15 and 18 and in possession of a Senior First Aid Certificate.As for Senior Cadets, but with leadership responsibilities.As for Senior Cadets, but with more leadership responsibilities than Senior Cadet Corporals

Formal Uniform

For detailed ranks and insignia for the formal uniform please refer to the St John Ambulance Australia Ranks and Insignia Wikipedia page.

Doctors, Paramedics, Registered and Enrolled Nurses have special markings on the epaulette to indicate their Health Care Professional status.

National Commissioned Officers
National Officer Grade 1 National Officer Grade 2 National Officer Grade 3 Officer Grade 1
Chief Commissioner Chief Superintendent
Deputy Chief Superintendent
Chief Professional Officer
Chief Officer Cadets
Chief Medical Officer
Chief Nursing Officer
Chief Ambulance Officer
National Staff Officer
Commissioned Officers
Commissioner Officer Grade 1 Officer Grade 2 Officer Grade 3 Officer Grade 4 Officer Grade 5 Officer Grade 6
State/Territory Commissioner State/Territory Deputy Commissioner
State/Territory Assistant Commissioner
State/Territory Superintendent
State/Territory Professional Officer
State/Territory Officer Regional Superintendent
Regional Medical Officer
State/Territory Officer
Divisional Superintendent
Divisional Nursing/Medical Officer
State/Territory Officer
Regional Officer
Area Manager
Divisional Officer
Divisional Nurse
Regional Medical Officer
Regional Officer
Divisional Officer
Probationary Officer
Commissioned Officers - Doctor
Commissioner Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6
Commissioned Officers - Paramedic
Commissioner Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6
Commissioned Officers - Registered Nurse
Commissioner Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6
Commissioned Officers - Enrolled Nurse
Commissioner Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6


Non Commissioned Officers Other Ranks
Sergeant Corporal Cadet Leader Private
Member with advanced leadership responsibilities and skills Member with leadership responsibilities An adult member between 18 and 25 that has
undertaken a specific leadership course and is
ranked above cadets and privates but below all other adult ranks.[3]
Standard rank slide for members without rank (Private)
Non Commissioned Officers - Doctor Other Ranks - Doctor
Non Commissioned Officers - Paramedic Other Ranks - Paramedic
Non Commissioned Officers - Registered Nurse Other Ranks - Registered Nurse
Non Commissioned Officers - Enrolled Nurse Other Ranks - Enrolled Nurse

Events Uniform (New South Wales)

Clinical Epaulettes are worn for members involved in events or activities requiring the Events Uniform.[4] The below Clinical Epaulettes are only in use within St. John Ambulance Australia (New South Wales)

Officer Grade 0
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Officer Grade 1
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Officer Grade 2
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Officer Grade 3
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Officer Grade 4
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Officer Grade 5
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Officer Grade 6
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Sergeant
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Corporal
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Cadet Leader
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)


Member
Responder
(FA)
First Responder
(FR)
Advanced Responder
(AR)
Enrolled Nurse
(EN)
Registered Nurse
(RN)
Paramedic
(P)
Doctor
(MO)
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References

  1. St John Ambulance Australia. Uniform Handbook – Operations Branch. August 2006, pp. 15-17.
  2. St John Ambulance Australia. Event and Emergency First Aid Service Standards. January 2008, pp. 19, 23–28, 30–31.
  3. "Cadet Leaders 18 to 25". St John Cadets. Retrieved 10 February 2015.
  4. Bendall, Jason (June 2018). Event Health Services – Epaulettes. St John Ambulance Australia (NSW). pp. 3–5.

See also

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