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UK Event Medical Services Limited

Clinical Supervisor - Paramedic

Preston, Lancashire, United Kingdom · On-site · temporary · Ambulance

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Paramedic Clinical supervisor • Job type- bank • Based- Preston • Pay to be confirmed • Company pension scheme • This is not a training role, applicants must hold appropriate and relevant qualifications for this role. Subcontractors will be considered About UKEMS Operating from 6 UK bases, UK Event Medical Services is recognised as one of the UK’s leading providers of independent ambulance services and healthcare logistics. Offering a full range of services (largely to the NHS) including Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services, High Dependency Patient Transfers (Urgent Care) and Secure Patient Transport, additionally we provide a Medical Repatriation Service. We are proud to be one of the most respected and recognised providers in our industry and committed to delivering a patient and client-focused approach to everything we do. https://ukeventmedical.uk/ The job The Paramedic Clinical Supervisor provides expert on-scene clinical leadership, operational support, and mentorship to frontline emergency crews, and Urgent Care Crews. Main Duties and Responsibilities - Provide immediate, constructive feedback and debriefs following challenging or critical incidents to support staff well-being and clinical development. - Conduct real-time, field-based clinical assessments and performance reviews of staff through shift attachments and ride-alongs. - Review electronic Patient Care Reports (ePCRs) for accuracy, clinical reasoning, and compliance with national guidelines (e.g., JRCALC, NICE). - Address and escalate operational or safety issues in the field, including vehicle, equipment, or drug security discrepancies. - Ensure all clinical staff comply with infection prevention and control (IPC) standards and health and safety regulations while on the road. - Support the investigation of clinical incidents, near-misses, or complaints, providing objective reports and identifying learning opportunities. - Communicate with patients, relatives, colleagues, members of other emergency services, the public and other healthcare professionals - To maintain timely communications with our operations centre What’s in it for you? - Comprehensive induction plus on-going training and development with the opportunity to acquire additional recognised qualifications throughout your career with UKEMS. - All required training paid for, both in terms of course fees and salary while training. - The opportunity to work for a successful company established over 20 years ago currently employing approximately 250 staff. As we continue to grow one of our key aims is to maintain a “family feel “within the business where all employees feel recognised, valued and appreciated - Uniform / PPE provided - The feel-good factor! This is a rewarding role creating real job satisfaction!