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PTS Ambulance Care Assistant (BANK)inScunthorpeinScunthorpePUBLISHED MON 28 OCT 2024

Band 3: £24,071 to £25,674 a year Per annum, Pro Rata  BANK 
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Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS TrustFollow Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust

Meaningful Contribution, Be a vital part of a team delivering essential care and support to patients in need within the Yorkshire/North Lincolnshire region.
Professional Development, Opportunity to undergo a comprehensive 3.5-week training course that enhances your skills and knowledge in patient transport services.
Job Flexibility, As a bank staff member, you have the flexibility to choose your shifts and work according to your availability.
Patient-Centric Environment, Work in an organization that prioritizes high-quality patient care, ensuring you are part of a respectful and dedicated team.
Safety Focus, Engage in a role that emphasizes patient and personal safety, allowing you to develop risk assessment and safe working practices.
Diverse Responsibilities, Enjoy a dynamic job role that includes various tasks such as vehicle maintenance, patient transport, and customer support, keeping your work engaging and varied.
Community Impact, Contribute to the wellbeing of the community by ensuring timely and safe transportation for patients to healthcare facilities, enhancing their overall experience during non-emergency situations.
The "PTS Ambulance Care Assistant (BANK)" role at Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust in Scunthorpe involves providing non-emergency transport services for patients across the Yorkshire/North Lincolnshire region. Key responsibilities include ensuring the safe and timely transportation of patients to and from appointments at various healthcare facilities, maintaining high standards of vehicle cleanliness and readiness, performing daily vehicle checks, and providing customer support to ensure patient satisfaction. Candidates must possess a full UK driving license and be able to attend a 3.5-week training course. The role demands a commitment to patient safety and quality care, alongside the ability to perform various patient transport duties, such as stretcher work and wheelchair assistance.
Meaningful Contribution, Be a vital part of a team delivering essential care and support to patients in need within the Yorkshire/North Lincolnshire region.
Professional Development, Opportunity to undergo a comprehensive 3.5-week training course that enhances your skills and knowledge in patient transport services.
Job Flexibility, As a bank staff member, you have the flexibility to choose your shifts and work according to your availability.
Patient-Centric Environment, Work in an organization that prioritizes high-quality patient care, ensuring you are part of a respectful and dedicated team.
Safety Focus, Engage in a role that emphasizes patient and personal safety, allowing you to develop risk assessment and safe working practices.
Diverse Responsibilities, Enjoy a dynamic job role that includes various tasks such as vehicle maintenance, patient transport, and customer support, keeping your work engaging and varied.
Community Impact, Contribute to the wellbeing of the community by ensuring timely and safe transportation for patients to healthcare facilities, enhancing their overall experience during non-emergency situations.

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1. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your background?
2. What motivated you to apply for the role of PTS Ambulance Care Assistant with Yorkshire Ambulance Service?
3. How would you describe your understanding of non-emergency patient transport services?
4. Do you have any experience in a similar role or in a healthcare setting? If so, can you elaborate on your responsibilities?
5. How would you ensure a high standard of patient care while transporting patients?
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1. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your background?
2. What motivated you to apply for the role of PTS Ambulance Care Assistant with Yorkshire Ambulance Service?
3. How would you describe your understanding of non-emergency patient transport services?
4. Do you have any experience in a similar role or in a healthcare setting? If so, can you elaborate on your responsibilities?
5. How would you ensure a high standard of patient care while transporting patients?
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