Greg Garrett Dipheprr Mcpara Mrsph Email & Phone Number

Bristol, England, Gb

Bristol, North Somerset & South Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom

Clevedon

Responsible for discharging North Somerset Community Partnership’s [NSCP] duties under the Civil Contingencies Act 2004. Developing, implementing and co-ordinating all aspects of emergency planning and business continuity across the organisation in accordance with the Act and other relevant policies and guidance.Planning lead for orgnaisation wide Seasonal Flu Vaccination Campaign and the nominated EU Exit Lead for NSCP, deputising for the Director of Operations duties as Senior Responsible Officer for EU Exit preparation.

Clevedon, North Somerset

Experienced senior clinician working closely with patients and teams of staff in Urgent Care. Responsible for overseeing patient safety and ensuring quality of service delivery whilst maintaining high standards both personally and across the organisation. Working in the community setting with the aim of safe and effective acute admission avoidance, appropriately managing risk and taking responsibility for decisions.Daily, managing a rapid turnover of a caseload of patients with complex ranges of needs including chronic and urgent healthcare as well as social, domestic needs and end of life planning. Key skills employed in this role to ensure effective interdisciplinary and interagency working include a high level of communication, problem-solving and decision-making skills. Drawing on a significant knowledge of social, biological and epidemiological sciences and utilising a sound understanding of change management, organisational development and emotional intelligence to successfully deliver the role. Introduced 12 lead ECG capability across the Community Rapid Response Service. Introduced a Community Blood Transfusion Service into the Urgent Care: IV Service. Led on Seasonal Flu Vaccination Programme. Sat on Locality Frailty Steering Group. Sat on Clinical Cabinate Forum. Sat on STP NEWS Project Team. Sat on Deteriorating Patient Group. Deliver ALERT (Acute Life threatening Events—Recognition and Treatment) course modules.Presented at College of Paramedics Annual Conference 2018 - Acute Admission Avoidance: Managing Risk in the Community.

South West Uk

Senior clinical support to the operational roll out of the Electronic Care System (ECS) incorporating Vital Signs Monitoring, electronic Patient Clinical Record and live telemetry of pre-hospital data.Provided ECS Project Board with assurance of the successful development and delivery of a comprehensive training programme for ambulance clinicians, managers and clinical support staff.Delivered on-site training and support for external stakeholders during go-live at all Acutes across the South West. Contributed toward product development and led on stakeholder engagement: developing and maintaining close working relationships with all departments and directorates to inform and advise on education, development and promotion of the ECS project internally and externally, providing presentations both written and verbal as required.Supported the ECS Project Team in the configuration, development and testing of the Electronic Care System. Created and managed formal documentation to support the project. Identified inefficiencies in the original project deployment plan presenting improvement opportunities which saved eight weeks in the delivery of the project.

Bristol, United Kingdom

Worked closely with emergency service teams at a range of operational training and incidents including: Major Incidents, incidents of a CBRN nature, USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) incidents, incidents involving hazardous materials, structural collapse, confined space rescue, major transportation incidents, incidents requiring working at height, trench collapse and rescue and incidents involving complex entrapment.Responsible for decision making and coordination of Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) paramedics at any incident, ensuring the safe and effective delivery of the highest level paramedic level pre-hospital care of critically injured or unwell patients in adverse environments. Engaged with ambulance, health and other responding agencies to present initial Health/Ambulance assessment and priorities. Took the lead in managing incidents in the absence of a Duty Manager or other officers. Provided specialist clinical support and knowledge within HAZMAT/CBRN and USAR situations.When not deployed to a HART activity as part of the Locality Management Team, assisted in the delivery of high quality patient care; providing leadership and support, primarily to a team of operational A&E staff; acting as a role model for all staff, fostering a professional approach and encouraging best practice in all areas. Developed and led on the delivery of a training programme in the use of the National HART Information Technology and Audio video surveillance systems, representing the Trust at National meetings. Participated in international disaster management training exercise (Exercise ORION). Integrated into CBRNE Multi-Agency Initial Assessment Team (MAIAT) during 2010 Ryder Cup. JESIP Operational Commander for Glastonbury Festival 2014. Led the response to the first UK case of Ebola.

Bristol, United Kingdom

Attended and responded to operational and potentially critical incidents including Major Incidents, incidents of a CBRN nature, structural collapse, confined space rescue, major transportation incidents, incidents requiring working at height, trench collapse and rescue, incidents involving complex entrapment, swift water and flood water rescue, firearms incidents and medical support and advice for Fire Rescue Services and Police specialist resources.Provided immediate health input to the initial assessment of the scene to meet the needs of Ambulance and Health Services, including casualty confirmation and management.Received incident briefings from the Ambulance Incident Commander in the absence ofthe HART Operational Officer on assigned roles and instructions for managing the incident, following a deployment plan where appropriate.Received regular national security updates and maintain awareness of The National Risk Register of Civil Emergencies. Provided specialist clinical support and knowledge within HAZMAT/CBRN and USARsituations.Provided immediate health input to the initial assessment of the incident to meet theneeds of Ambulance and other Emergency Services.

Bristol, United Kingdom

Respond to 999 calls for medical assistance at accidents, emergencies and other related incidents, usually in an ambulance with an ambulance technician or emergency care assistant to helpAssess the condition of patients who are injured or taken ill suddenlyProvide an immediate course of treatment on scene referring to appropriate pathways, where necessary continuing care en route to hospitalUtilise highly technical equipment, including ventilators to assist breathing and defibrillators to treat cardiac failure, in order to resuscitate and stabilise patientsCarry out certain surgical procedures when necessary, such as intubationLiaise with members of other emergency services, such as the police, fire brigade or coast guard and other ambulance services to ensure the appropriate level of response is providedWork closely with doctors and nurses in acute emergency departments, briefing them as the patient arrives at hospitalDeal with members of the public and family members present at the sceneDrive and crew an ambulance or other rapid response vehicleAssist with patient care in hospitals or urgent care centresProduce thorough case notes and reporting the patient's history, condition and treatment to relevant hospital staff.

Bristol, United Kingdom

Follow the Joint Royal College Ambulance Liaison Committee (JRCALC) clinical guidelines and clinical standards as laid down.Responsible for keeping abreast of all new developments within these guidelines and standardsResponsible for providing life-preserving treatmentsDelivery of front-line, pre-hospital emergency careWhilst on duty responsible for the vehicle and equipment

Bristol, United Kingdom

First Aid and Manual Handling Trainer Carry out training needs analysesDefine the skill sets needed to perform different rolesCarry out performance assessments to determine the skills gaps between current and desirable learner skill levelsContribute to training programmes appropriate to the skills neededDevelop an appropriate mix of formal and informal training activitiesEnsure the learning environment and resources support learner needsContribute to design of course materials and other documents such as handouts, manuals and exercisesPrepare the learning environment and resources, including setting up IT equipment where appropriate;delivering training programmes in formal and informal settingsSupport and coaching learners using learning technologies to deliver skillsEvaluate the effectiveness of training programmes and learning outcomesProvide Training Governance by externally verifying candidates performance

Msc Risk, Crisis And Resilience Management

Diploma Of Education, Health Emergency Preparedness, Resilience And Response, Pass

The Civil Contingencies Act (2004) and the Health and Social Care Act (2012) imposes duties on all healthcare organisations (NHS.

Institute Of Healthcare Development (Ihcd), Paramedic, Pass

This qualification, when combined with additional evidence is recognised by the Health Professions Council as meeting the educational.

Edexcel / Institute Of Health Care Development Btec Level 3 Award, Ambulance Technician, Pass

The IHCD Technician course is the recognised qualification for employment as an Ambulance Technician within the NHS Ambulance Services.