Everybody is feeling the pinch these days, instead of racking up student loans apprenticeships allow you to receive a salary whilst you learn new skills and gain qualifications. Our apprenticeships are fully funded by Medrescue as your employer with support from the Government.
Our clinical mentors, leaders and educators deliver a structured learning experience, you will have a named clinical mentor who will support you for the duration of your apprenticeship. Of course, you'll be supported by our wider clinical and education team too.
Our apprenticeships lead to nationally recognised qualifications giving you transferrable skills that are recognised by the NHS and provide a foundation for working towards Paramedic practice
Unlike academic learning, apprenticeships are designed to maximise your time spent in a live learning environment (an ambulance), there is some classroom study, by you will spend 80% of your time on placement putting your newly learnt skills in to practice.
Duration: 12 Months (minimum)
The purpose of this Level 3 Diploma in Ambulance Emergency and Urgent Care Support is to provide the learner with the skills, knowledge and understanding to be able to work as a part of an emergency ambulance crew, responding to 999 calls supporting the Associate Ambulance Practitioner (AAP) or registered Paramedic.
Emergency and urgent and care support staff have a good understanding of anatomy and physiology, the ability to carry out patient assessment, physiological measurement and continued patient monitoring with a range of skills that support the lead clinician with advanced procedures. This qualification will be a combination of full-time education with formative and summative assessment and consolidation in the real work environment.
This apprenticeship includes
Required qualifications and experience
Duration: 18 months (minimum)
The purpose of this Level 4 Diploma for Associate Ambulance Practitioners is to confirm the learner’s competence in the skills and knowledge you will gain from completing this qualification.
The Associate Ambulance Practitioner (AAP) works as part of the wider Emergency & Urgent Care setting, having direct contact with service users or others, providing high quality and compassionate care. Day to day duties and tasks for an AAP would involve working as part of an ambulance crew responding to emergency (999) & urgent calls providing emergency and urgent assistance, driving safely and progressively at high speed.
The AAP will assess, treat and manage service users at the scene or assist with non-conveyance or onward referral if appropriate, reducing the need for hospital admission. Other tasks involve working closely with other emergency services and the wider NHS. Tasks of an AAP will include evaluating different approaches to solving problems, communicating those results accurately and reliably, with structured and coherent arguments.
After successful completion the AAP will be accountable for their own actions, operating within their own scope of practice. They will work alongside professional colleagues of higher or lower grades.
This apprenticeship includes
Required qualifications and experience
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