16:30 Nov 25, 2011 

Hannah you are absolutely right thank you

16:29 Nov 25, 2011 

I know - that's why I didn't suggest it as an answer :) - in the UK that is the term that would be used as a doctor isn't generally present in an ambulance unless there was some kind of major disaster. If you see a news report they will say something like 'so-and-so was found by paramedics ...'. Also 'ambulance crew'

16:23 Nov 25, 2011 

Gerry, I think that RLP also has a doctor as part of the crew

Rychlá lékařská pomoc (osádku tvoří lékař, sestra a řidič) a Rychlá zdravotnická pomoc (sestra, řidič).
http://rymarov.cz/zdravotnictvi/rychla-lekarska-pomoc

posádka RLP (lekár + sestra/záchranár + vodič/záchranár)
http://www.sanitkar.sk/cennik-sluzieb-gaudium.html

Existují vozidla RYCHLÉ LÉKAŘSKÉ POMOCI (RLP), v nichž kromě dvou záchranářů, z kterých jeden je vždy řidič, působí také lékař.
http://www.rescue112.cz/index.php?option=com_content&view=ar...

i.e. ambulance would have paramedics, RLP has a doctor (and a nurse)

16:05 Nov 25, 2011 

I would just say 'paramedics'