All-in-one in-game EMS creator with body-part injuries, 3D X-ray and medical minigames for QBCore, ESX and Qbox
Most medical scripts stop at "revive and walk away." This ambulance job replaces that with a complete emergency-medicine simulation: an in-game EMS department creator, body-part-level injuries, a genuine 3D X-ray terminal and skill-based treatment minigames. It is the system that finally makes EMS one of the most compelling jobs in the city instead of a taxi service for downed players.
Create entire EMS departments in-game
- Build and manage your whole emergency department without touching code — stations, nodes, access points and linked locations are created directly in-game.
- Define custom ranks, permissions, interactions and workflow structure for each department, including fire departments.
- Everything saves persistently, so your setup survives restarts and grows with your server.
Diagnosis with real depth
- Injuries are tracked per body part — head, chest, each arm and each leg — with bullets, fractures and bleeding handled as distinct conditions.
- A physical 3D X-ray terminal in the world lets medics scan patients and visually locate fractures and foreign objects.
- Condition-specific recovery workflows replace one-click heals with structured, believable treatment.
Treatment that plays like gameplay
- Suture, clamp, bullet-extraction, blood-pressure and bandage minigames make every rescue interactive.
- Full EMS workflow from stretcher transport to ambulance care keeps the whole scene in players' hands.
- Usable wheelchairs and functional crutches — with injury-matched locomotion animations — extend patient roleplay beyond the hospital doors.
An ambulance job for every framework
QBCore, ESX and Qbox are supported out of the box, and the resource idles between 0.00 and 0.01 ms, so all that depth costs your server essentially nothing. If your medics are tired of being a respawn button, this ambulance job gives them an actual profession. It pairs naturally with our Police MDT & CAD for a complete emergency-services stack, and you can find more in our EMS & medical scripts collection.
Open files mean your development team can extend treatments, add new departments and relabel every interface line to fit your city without waiting on anyone.
