Rescue 1122 EMT internship advertisement floating around WhatsApp groups, Facebook pages, or maybe someone just forwarded it to you with zero explanation (classic).
And now you’re thinking:
“Yeh internship actually hai kya?”
“Mere district mein seats hain ya nahi?”
“Worth it hai ya bas aik aur government ad?”
Honestly, fair questions. Let’s unpack all of it. Slowly. Properly. Like a normal human would.
What Is This EMT Internship in Rescue 1122 Really About?
Rescue 1122 is not new. Everyone in Punjab knows the name. Ambulances, emergency calls, disasters, accidents — they’re everywhere when things go wrong.
This EMT Internship is basically Rescue 1122 saying:
“We need trained emergency medical staff, and we’re willing to train you ourselves.”
As an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Intern, you’re trained to handle:
- Medical emergencies
- Trauma cases
- Accident response
- Patient stabilization
- Field emergency protocols
Not theory-heavy, boring stuff. This is hands-on, practical learning. Sometimes calm. Sometimes chaotic. Sometimes emotionally heavy. But always real.
Who Can Apply?
Let’s not complicate this.
You can apply if:
- You have Nursing, Paramedical, or Allied Health qualification
- Diploma or Degree (both acceptable)
Minimum 2nd Division - Degree/Diploma from a recognized board, council, or university
- Punjab domicile is mandatory
- Age between 18 to 30 years
That’s it. No extra drama.
If you meet this, you’re eligible. Period.
Physical & Medical Conditions
I’m repeating this because people ignore it… and then complain later.
You must:
- Have 6/6 eyesight (without glasses)
- Not be color blind
- BMI below 30
- Be free from Hepatitis B, C, HIV, RPR
- Meet minimum height and chest requirements
Rescue 1122 is emergency work. They’re strict for a reason.
District-Wise Seats – FULL DETAILS (As Per Advertisement)
Now this is the part everyone scrolls past… and honestly, they shouldn’t.
Seats are strictly allocated district-wise. You apply against your domicile district only.
Here’s the complete breakdown 👇
Districts & Seats Allocation
- Lahore – 131 seats
(Yes, highest. And yes, highest competition too.)
- Faisalabad – 84 seats
- Multan – 82 seats
- Gujranwala – 70 seats
- Rawalpindi – 70 seats
- Sargodha – 70 seats
- Bahawalpur – 72 seats
- Rahim Yar Khan – 72 seats
Now mid-range districts:
- DG Khan – 58 seats
- Gujrat – 58 seats
- Jhang – 56 seats
- Sialkot – 56 seats
- Hafizabad – 26 seats
- Sheikhupura – 65 seats
- Muzaffargarh – 65 seats
Smaller but still decent:
- Kasur – 58 seats
- Mianwali – 58 seats
- Attock – 51 seats
- Layyah – 51 seats
- Khanewal – 51 seats
Lower seat districts (still important):
- Bhakkar – 42
- Chakwal – 42
- Murree – 42
- Jhelum – 44
- Okara – 44
- Toba Tek Singh – 44
- Vehari – 44
- Rajanpur – 44
- Sahiwal – 40
- Khushab – 40
- M.B. Din – 37
- Nankana Sahib – 35
- Narowal – 30
- Chiniot – 30
- Lodhran – 30
- Taunsa – 30
- Pakpattan – 28
- Hafizabad – 26
👉 Total seats spread across 38 districts
Important Note
If you’re from a smaller district, don’t feel disappointed.
Competition is usually less there.
Sometimes, candidates from big cities lose out because too many people apply. Smaller districts? Better chances. Just saying.
Application Process
Step 1: Online Application
- You apply through Central Testing Service (CTS).
- Apply link: https://ctsp.org.pk/rescue-1122-2508/
- Fill the form carefully.
- Name, CNIC, domicile, qualification — everything must match documents.
Step 2: Written Test
Basic test. Not scary.
Includes:
- Simple medical knowledge
First aid basics - General awareness
- Basic English/Urdu
If you’ve studied even a little, you’ll survive.
Step 3: Psychological & Physical Test
They check:
- Mental readiness
- Stress handling
- Physical fitness
This stage filters out many candidates.
Step 4: Interview
Interview is conducted at:
Emergency Services Headquarters, Thokar Niaz Baig, Lahore.
They’re not looking for robots. They’re looking for sincerity and awareness.
Step 5: Training
Selected interns undergo Basic Rescue Training at: Emergency Services Academy, Lahore
Training is mandatory. Attendance matters.
Monthly Stipend – The Question Everyone Asks
- Yes, interns receive a monthly stipend of Rs. 40,000.
- No deductions. No “experience only” excuses.
- You work, you learn, you get paid.
What Life Feels Like as an EMT Intern (Real Talk)
Some days are quiet. Some days are madness.
You might:
- Deal with accident victims
Handle critical patients - Witness emotional situations
- Feel pressure
- But you also learn:
- Calm under stress
- Quick decision-making
- Team coordination
- Real emergency skills
This isn’t glamorous work.
But it’s meaningful. Very.
Is This Internship Worth It?
Short answer:
Yes, if you’re serious about healthcare or emergency services.
Long answer: If you just want an easy routine job… probably not.
But if you want:
- Strong field experience
- Government emergency exposure
- Career foundation
Skill development
Then this internship is solid.
Common Mistakes
- Applying without Punjab domicile
- Ignoring physical fitness
- Incomplete forms
- Fake documents
- No test preparation at all
These mistakes ruin chances. Easily avoidable.
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FAQs
Is this a permanent job?
No, internship only.
Does this help in future Rescue jobs?
Yes, experience matters.
Can females apply?
Yes, if criteria is met.
Is training compulsory?
100% yes.
Final Thoughts
Look… Rescue 1122 EMT internship is not flashy. It’s not easy. And it’s not for everyone.
But if you’re eligible, motivated, and even slightly interested in emergency medical work — this is a golden opportunity.
District-wise seats are there.
Stipend is there.
Training is there.
Now it’s on you.
Apply properly.
Prepare a little.
And give yourself a real chance.
Sometimes, careers don’t start with big plans…
They start with one internship that changes everything.
