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SalaryUtilising the clinical skills and knowledge required of the role, the post holder is responsible for the competent assessment, diagnosis, care, treatment and referral and/or transport of patients and their carers/relatives in urgent and emergency situations. Respond to emergency calls as directed by the Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) using a range of appropriate transport platforms; responding as a primary response, co-responder or additional resource. In addition to providing an operational response, Urgent Care clinicians contribute to the clinical supervision, leadership, advice and support within the Emergency Operations Centre and the post holder will be expected to rotate into the EOC as part of their core operational role. In addition to providing an operational response and rotation through EOC, Urgent Care clinicians will be expected to rotate through primary care and/or urgent treatment centres as part of their core operational role. The post holder will be clinically responsible for ensuring own safe and effective clinical performance and demonstrate excellence in clinical leadership through role modelling values and professional standards and mentorship in practice. In order to carry out these duties, the post holder will work in a reliable, safe and professional manner, in accordance with the policies, procedures and standards of Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust. To access the apprenticeship funding for this role applicants will require a GCSE grade C or above in Maths and English or equivalent. Applicants are also required to have registered with the HCPC on or before the 1st October 2021.
