Emergency Medical Technician / AAP

Emergency Medical Technician / AAP

• Job type- bank or permanent contract positions available
• Based- Preston
• Pay to be confirmed
• Company pension scheme
• Holidays- 28 days per year (pro rata)
• Hours - Open shifts available up to 40 + hours per week . The Business operates 24/7, 365 days per year.
• This is not a training role, applicants must hold appropriate and relevant qualifications for this role .

About UKEMS

Operating from 6 UK bases, UK Event Medical Services is recognised as one of the UK’s leading providers of independent ambulance services and healthcare logistics. Offering a full range of services (largely to the NHS) including Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services, High Dependency Patient Transfers (Urgent Care) and Secure Patient Transport, additionally we provide a Medical Repatriation Service. We are proud to be one of the most respected and recognised providers in our industry and committed to delivering a patient and client-focused approach to everything we do.

https://ukeventmedical.uk/

The job

Working in partnership with the NHS and other care providers we take pride in the services offered by our caring, compassionate and friendly teams of trained, highly skilled Ambulance Technicians .

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Ambulance technicians work as part of an emergency team alongside paramedics, responding to emergency calls. They treat patients at the scene of an accident and decide if they should be transferred to hospital or other medical facility for further treatment.

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Your base would be at our Preston site however you would spend most of your time in an ambulance.

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You would work shifts including evenings, nights weekends and public holidays.

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The work can be physically demanding, so you should have a good level of fitness.

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You may have to deal with distressing situations.

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You have to go out in all weathers and may cover a large geographical area.

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You will wear a uniform, or sometimes other protective clothing such as helmet or high visibility jacket.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

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To drive a range of UKEMS vehicles under emergency and urgent and normal driving conditions

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Undertake a dynamic risk assessment on arrival at the scene of an incident or to support colleagues in this duty

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Ensure that all patient report forms both electronic and paper-based are completed, additional paperwork may include police statements, coroners and solicitor statements

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Ensure the safe transfer of patients to and from vehicles utilising appropriate equipment and manual handling techniques

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Communicate with patients, relatives, colleagues, members of other emergency services, the public and other healthcare professionals

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To carry out relevant vehicle and equipment checks ensuring that the vehicle is properly kitted, cleaned and stocked, faults or omissions reported and all appropriate recording procedures completed

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To assist in ensuring the efficient use of medical supplies, maintaining adequate supplies and ensuring all clinical waste is disposed of.

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To maintain timely communications with our operations centre

What’s in it for you?

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Comprehensive induction plus on-going training and development with the opportunity to acquire additional recognised qualifications throughout your career with UKEMS.

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All required training paid for, both in terms of course fees and salary while training.

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The opportunity to work for a successful company established over 20 years ago currently employing approximately 250 staff. As we continue to grow one of our key aims is to maintain a “family feel “within the business where all employees feel recognised, valued and appreciated

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Uniform / PPE provided

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The feel-good factor! This is a rewarding role creating real job satisfaction!