Associate Ambulance Practitioner
CurrentThe role of the Associate Ambulance Practitioner (AAP) is to provide high quality and effective prehospital care to the community, responding to a wide variety of situations including medical emergencies, inter-hospital transfers, urgent hospital admissions and other allocated operational activities commensurate with the role. The postholder will drive a range of vehicles provided by the Trust, under both emergency and non-emergency conditions as required. The postholder will… Show more The role of the Associate Ambulance Practitioner (AAP) is to provide high quality and effective prehospital care to the community, responding to a wide variety of situations including medical emergencies, inter-hospital transfers, urgent hospital admissions and other allocated operational activities commensurate with the role. The postholder will drive a range of vehicles provided by the Trust, under both emergency and non-emergency conditions as required. The postholder will respond to all categories of calls whilst working with a senior clinician and will respond to low acuity calls whilst working alongside other clinical support roles. The post holder will be expected to act in accordance with Trust policies, procedures, protocols, AAP Scope of Practice, Yorkshire Ambulance Service Trust guidelines and current legislation. Show less