If you are a caring individual with good communication skills looking to kick start a career in the Health and Science sector than this may be the right career path for you. The benefits to undertaking an apprenticeship as ambulance support worker are endless. In this blog post we will be showing some of the benefits to undertaking this Apprenticeship.
Firstly, as an apprentice you have the ability to gain experience whilst earning a living – this is a great way not only to earn a good wage, but also gain the relevant qualifications needed to kick start your career within the Health Sector. As an ambulance support worker you will be required to respond to 999 emergency calls, unscheduled calls from the public and care communities to provide care and clinical support to individuals from a range of different ages and backgrounds. There will be a range of different settings you will be required to work in; it may be on call to an emergency or providing support to the head clinician in both emergency and non-urgent situations.
This is a key role in maintaining function within the NHS. It is a role that many apprentices find rewarding and satisfying since they are providing such a vital role within the NHS. The NHS is a key part in keeping the UK running and you have the ability to be one of these inspirational key workers. As an Apprentice you will be provided with endless support and guidance from a range of different staff members within the NHS. In addition, tutors from your apprenticeship provider are there to provide support for you when needed. Whether its support with course work needed, further career advice or just a soundboard for advise during stressful times – you have support from a range of experienced staff members.
Qualifications earned
At the end of your apprenticeship you will be rewarded with either one of the following in ambulance care: Diploma in Ambulance Emergency and Urgent Care Support Certificate in Ambulance Patient Care, Urgent Care Services, Award in Ambulance Patient Care: Non-Urgent Care Services Certificate in Ambulance Patient Care: Non-Urgent Care Service.
As well as another qualification in either level 3 Certificate in Emergency Response Ambulance Driving or level 3 Award in Patient Care Services: Ambulance Driving. These are amazing qualification’s for you to gain. It can open a world of doors for within the health and science sector as you can either continue to develop your career further as support worker for Ambulance work or move into a different region with the NHS for example becoming a porter.
Qualifications Needed for this Apprenticeship
All you need to be able to apply for this apprenticeship is a Level 2 in English and Maths, as well as a full DVLA approved driving license. So if you think this is the right career for you then please head over to GOV website and this list will show if any providers are currently offering this type of Apprenticeship. Please also check out the mailing list over on our main web page to receive further updates on apprenticeships available to you.
Good luck on your Apprenticeship career, hope this blog helped.
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