🚑 Kartik Ambulance Job
A complete medical roleplay system for FiveM. It replaces your death script, your ambulance job and your hospital — then adds the layer none of them have: every bullet, fall and car crash leaves a specific injury on a specific body part, and a medic has to find it, diagnose it and treat it with the right item.
Easy to learn, deep to master. A brand-new medic just follows the Next steps list in the patient chart — the script always tells them the most urgent thing to do right now. A veteran runs X-rays, blood cultures, surgery and autopsies.
Nothing is hardcoded in files you cannot edit. Hospitals, EMS jobs, rank permissions and report templates are all built in game through /emsadmin and saved to your database. No restarts.
🩸 Injuries that are actually specific
- Bleeding, wounds, fractures, burns, bruises, infections, internal bleeding and concussions
- Eight body parts, each tracked separately, each with its own severity
- Damage is mapped from the weapon and the bone that was hit — a shotgun to the chest is not a knife to the arm
- Wounds get dirty, get infected, and need cleaning before they are closed
🧍 Last stand & death
- Collapse, crawl, bleed out, send a distress signal
- Death screen with a respawn timer and a live count of medics on duty
- Five built-in themes — modern, minimal, critical, cinematic, monitor — or style your own
- An AI medic can be called when nobody is on duty, for a price you set
🤕 Injuries that change how you play
A broken arm ruins your aim. A broken leg stops you jumping. Broken ribs drain your stamina. A concussion can black you out at the wheel. Injuries are not a number in a menu — they follow you until someone treats them.
🦠 Illness, addiction and the environment
- 20 diseases with staged symptoms, contagion, chronic conditions and sepsis
- Opioid dependence, withdrawal and overdose — hook up your own drug items
- Blood alcohol, breathalyzers and alcohol poisoning
- Hypothermia and heat dehydration driven by weather, night, altitude, water and what you are wearing
🩺 Diagnosis with real tools
Pulse oximeter, BP cuff, thermometer, stethoscope, penlight and glucometer each reveal real vitals. Nothing is handed to the medic for free — a hidden fracture stays hidden until someone palpates it or X-rays it.
💊 Treatment
30+ treatments and medications, each fixing a specific problem. Tourniquets, packing, sutures, splints, casts, collars, IV fluids, oxygen, analgesia, antibiotics, antidotes. The chart only offers what actually applies, and tells you why when it refuses.
⚡ Cardiac arrest
Real heart rhythms, rolled from the cause of death. Some you shock, some you absolutely do not. CPR, defibrillation, adrenaline between shocks, and a live rhythm strip on the monitor.
🏥 A hospital that is actually a hospital
- X-Ray, CT, MRI, laboratory, blood cultures and surgery
- Blood bank with blood typing and transfusion reactions
- Beds, check-in desk, pharmacy, insurance plans and billing
- A live hospital board on an in-world TV: who is on shift, free beds, incoming ambulances
- Stretchers that raise, lower, sit up and fold — with CPR on the move
📱 The EMS Tablet
Dispatch, nearby patients, medical records, reports and templates, prescriptions, callouts, the hospital board, the morgue, insurance plans, staff permissions and career progression. Pages a rank cannot use are hidden, so a trainee sees a simpler tablet than a chief.
🚨 AI callouts
Random patients with real complaints spawned around the map, so a medic always has something to do when the server is quiet. They pay, they give XP, and transporting them to hospital pays more.
🎓 EMS Academy
Graded training scenarios on a mannequin patient — from a diabetic emergency to a chest gunshot. Guided runs keep the protocol on screen and tick each step off as it is done; Exam runs tell you nothing until the debrief. Every run is scored against the real protocol, with penalties for the dangerous mistakes, and a department leaderboard per scenario.
Your new medics train themselves, on a mannequin, instead of on a real player's character.
🧭 Onboarding built in
A first-run walkthrough explains the death screen the first time someone goes down, the check-in desk the first time they use one, and tours the tablet the first time a medic opens it. Nobody has to be told how the script works out of character.
⚰️ Permadeath & forensics (optional)
Admin-approved final kills, decomposing bodies, DNA identification, autopsies and death certificates. Turn it off entirely if it is not your server's style.
🛠️ Admin panel
Every setting, hospital, job, permission and template in one in-game window. The hospital creator places beds, desks, scanners, morgue tables, monitors, elevators and TVs with a live ghost preview — and saves them to your database, so it works with any MLO.
🧩 Works with your server
Frameworks
Qbox, QBCore, ESX
Inventories
ox_inventory, qs-inventory, codem-inventory, tgiann-inventory, origen_inventory, qb-inventory, ps-inventory, lj-inventory
Target
ox_target, qb-target, sleepless_interact — or built-in [E] prompts
Dispatch
kartik-mdt, lb-tablet, ps-dispatch, cd_dispatch, qs-dispatch, core_dispatch, rcore_dispatch, tk_dispatch — or built-in alerts
Banking
Renewed-Banking, kartik-banking, okokBanking, fd_banking, tgg-banking, snipe-banking, tgiann-bank, p_banking, qb-banking, esx_addonaccount
Billing
okokBilling, codem-billing, jim-payments, esx_billing — or a built-in prompt
All of it is detected automatically when the server starts. You do not configure any of it.
Already using another ambulance script? A built-in compatibility layer answers qbx_medical, qb-ambulancejob and esx_ambulancejob exports and events — so your other resources keep working without being touched.
📋 Requirements
- ox_lib and oxmysql
- A framework: Qbox, QBCore or ESX
- Any of the 8 supported inventories
- Recommended: a target script and a dispatch script
- Optional: the props pack — custom stretcher, casts, splints, collars, oxygen mask, body bag, monitors and TVs. Without it, base-game props are used automatically.
📦 What you get
- 62 items, ready to paste into your inventory
- Fully translatable — every line of text is a locale string
- Exports and events for developers connecting other scripts
- Extensive documentation covering every page, system and config file