DRF Luftrettung
Die DRF Luftrettung ist eine der größten Luftrettungsorganisationen Europas. Von 32 Stationen an 30 Standorten in Deutschland aus starten die Hubschrauber und Ambulanzflugzeuge der gemeinnützigen Organisation zu ihren Einsätzen. Hierzu gehören Einsätze in der Notfallrettung, Verlegungsflüge von kritisch kranken oder verletzten Personen zwischen Kliniken und Rückholungen von Patientinnen und Patienten aus dem Ausland. An 13 der Hubschrauberstationen sind die Crews rund um die Uhr einsatzbereit, an zwei weiteren ist die Besatzung im Tagbetrieb mit erweiterten Randzeiten einsatzbereit. An fünf Standorten kommen Hubschrauber mit Rettungswinde zum Einsatz.
Digitalisierung / New Work
New Work – welche Bedeutung hat es im Unternehmen?
As a non-profit organisation with the aim of providing the best possible emergency and intensive medical care for critically ill or seriously injured patients, DRF Luftrettung focuses on people - both in patient care and in its daily interactions. At DRF Luftrettung, employees are regarded as one of the organization's most valuable assets. That is why the company is committed to providing modern, forward-looking working conditions.
New Work – welche Methoden setzen Sie ein?
Flexible working time models, mobile working and individual part-time solutions - such as job sharing - are an integral part of the working culture. DRF Luftrettung also attaches great importance to the personal and professional development of its employees. Further qualifications outside of the original job profile are also specifically supported in order to promote individual development opportunities. Comprehensive occupational health management, modern working environments and an open, appreciative corporate culture create additional framework conditions for sustainable work.
Wie beeinflusst und verändert die Digitalisierung ihr Unternehmen?
As one of Europe's leading air rescue organisations and a fundamental part of the rescue services, DRF Luftrettung is actively involved in the far-reaching changes in the healthcare sector and is committed to the further development of emergency medicine - particularly in the context of advancing digitalisation. Applications in telemedicine, AI-supported medical technology and the expansion of digital structures and systems on board its rescue helicopters, at the HEMS bases and in administration serve the central goal of providing even better care for patients. Digital solutions also enable more efficient collaboration, better data availability and the targeted involvement of additional medical expertise.
