Jon Barratt Email & Phone Number

Ashbourne, Gb

Braintree, Essex, United Kingdom

Newly appointed as Operational Lead for an expanding BASICS scheme in Essex. As Chair of the Ops Group I have responsibility for the day to day activity of the scheme including recruitment, training, equipment and clinical governance.

London, United Kingdom

Resuscitation Council UK approved Medical Director for ALS Courses

Essex/Herts

L2 BASICS Pre-Hospital Care. Voluntary responding for BASICS and BEARS Enhanced Care Team to provide critical care to injured and seriously unwell patients in Essex and Hertfordshire.Section 19 approved Emergency Response (Blue Light) Driver.Ops Lead and Chair of Operations Committee

PQO 102, Royal Military Academy SandhurstPGMO 092, Keogh BarracksGDMO, 4 Medical RegtEx ASKARI SERPENT, Marsabit, Kenya.Primary healthcare delivery, supervision of Combat Medical Technicians. Operational planning and Medical Intelligence. Remote PHEM provision.Op HERRICK 16I was responsible for the operation of a Role 1 Medical Treatment Facility in a Patrol Base. I was also responsible for the command of the Combat Medical Technicians based in the patrol base and the surrounding checkpoints. This included providing both direct and in-direct clinical supervision. I was the subject matter expert to the chain of command on all issues pertinent to health. This included giving environmental health/force protection advice and assisting with planning for deliberate operations. Healthcare Governance: I was responsible for ensuring that the care provided was in accordance with the Common Assurance Framework and that significant events were notified using the appropriate communication methods. I undertook the logistical tasks of ensuring all locations were sustained with medical equipment and appropriately resourced. I also oversaw the withdrawal of medical materiel from four locations that closed down during my tour. I had the privilege to spend two weeks working in the Bastion Role 3 Trauma Hospital, during this period I worked predominately in the Emergency Department where I was able to undertake the primary survey of trauma patients arriving to ED. I was also able to perform a number of procedures.

I am currently a run-through Emergency Medicine trainee undertaking rotations within Imperial Healthcare NHS Trust.I am a member of faculty on a number of ALS courses.

My daily clinical duties involved reviewing new trauma admissions including associated imaging, leading ward rounds and contributing to MDT meetings twice weekly. I attended trauma calls and contributed to the management of injured patients, many of whom have arrived via the Helicopter Emergency Medical Service and regularly had an ISS>15. I took on the organisation of trust-wide trauma teaching and had daily teaching contact with medical students, the majority of whom are on elective attachment with the trauma service. I also taught at F1 and F2 teaching days. I developed competence in cross sectional imaging due to the frequent exposure I had to the wide range of pathologies that present to the trauma service, I also took an active role in the presentation of cases at the weekly trauma radiology meeting. On occasion I took on general surgical on call duties at CT level. This gave me wider exposure to the management of an acute surgical take. I spent two weeks attached to the Cardiothoracic surgery department, during this period I was able to develop skills in median sternotomy and develop an appreciation of the management of penetrating chest injuries. I was recently fortunate to be able to attend the Cardiac Surgery ALS course which further developed my competences in this area.

Diploma In Immediate Medical Care, Pre-Hospital Care

Pre Hospital Care Event Medicine Major Incident Management

Diploma In Medical Care Of Catastrophes, Disaster Relief

Disaster relief Healthcare Planning Public Health Tropical Medicine Refugee health

Bachelor Of Medicine, Bachelor Of Surgery (Mbbs), Medicine

Education record

Military Sixth Form College, located in the home of the former Dukes of Portland.

Education record

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