TRU Paramedic

As a registered practitioner be responsible for undertaking and documenting a comprehensivepatient assessment, providing appropriate care and treatment, referring, discharging orconveying patients to the most suitable place of definitive care, this may include specialistcentres e.g. heart attack centre, major trauma centre or hyper acute stroke unit. Working to the current HCPC standards of proficiency for Paramedics, the paramedic will leadon the clinical and operational development of students and staff, providing high qualitymentorship and education in practice. Assist in the development of an integrated approach to the delivery of unscheduled careinvolving all relevant stakeholders including health and social care organisations, particularlywithin the primary care field. Tactical Response Unit clinicians have the awareness and ability that allows them to respond toMarauding Terrorist Attack (MTA) incidents utilising a standardised response, as part of anAmbulance Intervention Team

focusing on clinical interventions in this specific, high riskenvironment. This specialist capability operates at both a local and national level to provide NHScare to patients caught in complex or high-risk incidents. TRU capabilities are consistent andinteroperable at the national level enabling specialist resources to be combined in response tolarge-scale incidents.