About the Role

Burlington Primary Care are seeking to welcome a Primary Care Paramedic/ Emergency Care Practitioner to our team on a full or part-time basis, specific hours to be agreed, but these may be between 7.00am to 6.30pm, Monday Friday.

This role will report to our Mentor GP Lead and will work alongside a team of paramedics and clinicians. This role they will be supported by a clinical lead who will develop, manage, and mentor them.

Responsibilities will include;

Chronic disease management - undertake clinical assessments, diagnostics, and treatment either in the practice or at a patients residence
Provide diagnostics, including normal and abnormal findings to relate them to a possible diagnosis
Support to general practice staff with regards to accurately triage and prioritising patients, including in emergency situations
Provide clinical leadership as a Paramedic, seek quality improvement, and manage some aspects of the quality and outcomes framework to enhance services
Ensure that the practice integrates with community and local service providers to help utilise skill mix, improve patient outcomes, ensure better access to healthcare, and help manage workload
Identify any signposting, referrals, hospital admission or any other services identified within the care/healthcare pathway
Advise and provide support to members of the public/patients in leading healthy lifestyles, disease prevention and health promotion.
Maintain, update and monitor accurate systematic patient records of patient interactions, clinical care provided including adverse events
Fulfil the requirements of an experienced practitioner acting within his/her professional boundaries and competencies
Provide care to the presenting patient in their own home or in the surgery. This will include initial history taking, clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment and evaluation of care
The role is pivotal to improving the quality of care and operational efficiencies so requires motivation and passion to deliver excellent service within general practice.

For more information, please see job description attached.

About the Candidate

To be considered for this position, you will require the following:

Essential:

Registered with the HCPC with an approved paramedic science degree or diploma
Ongoing continuing professional development (CPD)
Clinical experience and skills
Recent experience in ambulance services, emergency care, or prehospital care
Strong assessment and clinical decision-making skills
Primary care/community knowledge
Understanding of primary care pathways and community services
Ability to manage minor illnesses and injuries safely
Competence in history taking, examination, and assessment
Ability to make autonomous decisions in a primary care setting
Basic life support and emergency care skills
Excellent verbal and written communication with patients and colleagues
Ability to provide patient education and advice
Competence in electronic patient records (e.g., SystmOne, EMIS)
Accurate clinical documentation and record-keeping
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team (MDT)

Desirable:

Advanced Clinical Training
Postgraduate level (Level 7) typically a Postgraduate Diploma or MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice (ACP)
Minor illness / Minor injury courses
Postgraduate or advanced practice courses, e.g., MSc Advanced Clinical Practice
Independent prescribing (V300) qualification
Previous work in GP surgeries, urgent care centres, or community teams
Experience in minor illness/injury clinics, chronic disease management, or home visits
ECG interpretation, phlebotomy, wound care, or vaccinations
Mentorship or practice educator experience
Quality improvement or audit projects
Research / Evidence-Based Practice
Participation in clinical audits, service evaluation, or research
Additional courses such as Advanced Life Support, PHTLS/ITLS, Safeguarding, Mental Health First Aid

About Us

At BPC, you'll support patients with urgent needs, help guide them to the right care, and work within a friendly, supportive team that genuinely values what you do.

What were looking for:

Compassionate caregiver: dedicated to providing top-notch care to every patient.
Team enthusiast: you thrive in a team setting and contribute positively to our close-knit team.
Innovator at heart: you're excited by the chance to implement new healthcare models and embrace technology to enhance patient outcomes.
Cultural connector: you understand and respect the diverse backgrounds of our patients, offering care that meets their unique needs.
Excellence seeker: you strive for excellence in everything you do.

Ipswich is a town with a rich history and a bright future, we even have the UKs first virtual portal giving a 24/7 live and unfiltered link to cities around the world! Enjoy the best of both worlds urban convenience combined with leafy countryside and coastal charm right on your doorstep, plus easy access to London, Norwich and Cambridge.

Benefits:

Annual salary dependent on core duties covered as part of our MMAPPPPSS Development Framework and your existing experience
Visa sponsorship considered
NHS Pension with 14.38% employer contribution plus additional centrally funded contribution
Indemnity cover
6 weeks annual leave + bank holidays
Support with training
Monthly well-being staff and team building events
Staff well-being room as well as an outside garden space with vegetable patch

Ready to make waves in a community that values and appreciates the difference you make? Please apply. Any enquiries to [email protected].

Disclosure and Barring Service Check

Please note this post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service to check for any previous criminal convictions.

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