Rob Stewart Email & Phone Number

Worcester, Gb

Worcester, Gb

Honorary contract providing me with clinical experience across all MAAC platforms, as well as clinical training courses and development.

Coventry, England, United Kingdom

Employed by the Major Trauma Service, I am based in ED Resus as part of the trauma team. This involves the initial stabilisation and management of major trauma patients, transfer to and from CT and subsequent transfer to ITU if appropriate. I also support the ITU Registrars with any patients that require anaesthesia or advanced monitoring within Resus, and attend paediatric emergencies and major haemorrhage protocols that are called on the wards, alongside the Duty Anaesthetist.

My role within the regiment involves Level 3 consultant-led critical care transfers and Level 2 Paramedic-led transfers conducted in austere and remote environments. This is part of a multidisciplinary team including Senior Doctors and Nurses which is able to deliver enhanced care. As part of that team, I am trained to deliver an extended set of skills above what Paramedics usually deliver, including front of neck access, assisting with Rapid Sequence Induction and finger thoracostomy. Due to the nature of the transfers, we focus upon the use of non-technical skills, including closed loop communication and a flattened hierarchy to ensure effective team work and to reduce any negative effect human factors may have on patient safety. I have also completed a range of military and leadership training courses and arduous exercises. These have helped shape me into a resilient, capable individual, able to succeed in a wide range of different, challenging scenarios and contribute effectively both as a leader and team member as the situation requires. In addition to that I have completed the below clinical training courses:- Battlefield Advanced Trauma Life Support- Military Pre-Hospital Emergency Care- Resuscitation Council UK Advanced Life Support

335 Medical Evacuation Regiment

Worcester, England, United Kingdom

This role involves responding to 999 calls as part of a double-crewed ambulance. This includes triage, assessment and treatment of patients and referral to appropriate pathways. Having had the experience of working on HART which included solo RRV response, and the experience of working as part of an Enhanced Care team in my role with West Midlands CARE Team, I bring a wealth of experience to the role.

Brierley Hill, England, United Kingdom

Working as part of the High Intensity Service User team for West Midlands Ambulance Service. This involves working with patients and multidisciplinary teams to figure out the best care plan for these patients, aiming to reduce their calls to the ambulance service by providing alternative care that is more suitable for their needs. This involves looking at their care requirements from a holistic perspective and working with a wide range of different teams across the NHS and Care Sector to best enable suitable care for them.

Oldbury, England, United Kingdom

Working as part of the Hazardous Area Response Team for the ambulance service as a Paramedic. Ready to deploy into, and provide Paramedic level care, to patients in a wide variety of hazardous environments. This includes chemical incidents, working at height, in water and within confined spaces. Also responding to 999 calls as a solo responder on a Rapid Response Vehicle, assessing and creating treatment plans for patients.

Worcester

Completed IHCD Ambulance Technician and Emergency Driving courses. Responded to 999 calls on a Double Crewed Ambulance and gained experience in the role of Technician. Attended University of Worcester to complete Technician to Paramedic course.

Pgcert, Pre-Hospital Critical Care

Level 6 Module, Evidence Based Practice

Level 6 Module, Mentorship In Paramedic Practice

Foundation Degree, Paramedic Science