Driver Trainer inEast of England inEast of England PUBLISHED MON 4 NOV 2024

Band 7: £46,148 to £52,809 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
NHS VEHICLE
Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the safety and skill development of ambulance drivers, contributing to better patient care.
Engagement in a rewarding educational role that allows you to share your expertise and qualifications with future emergency response drivers.
A dynamic work environment that offers variety, as you'll be working with diverse staff across multiple counties within the East of England.
Potential for career advancement within the East of England Ambulance Service, including opportunities to develop new courses and training modules.
Possibility to stay current with industry standards and practices through continuous professional development and training updates.
Contributing to a vital public service, ensuring that ambulance drivers are trained to operate vehicles safely and efficiently, ultimately saving lives.
The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust is seeking qualified Driver Trainers to join its Driver Training Unit. Candidates must possess the DERADI qualification (Diploma in Emergency Response Ambulance Driving Instruction) and be listed on the DVSA's Approved Driving Instructor register. The role involves providing driver education, training, and assessment to staff across the six counties served by the Trust, focusing on courses such as the Futurequals Level 3 Certificate in Emergency Response Ambulance Driving and the Level 3 Patient Care Services Ambulance Driving.

Successful applicants will need to undergo pre-employment checks, and those who fail to meet the necessary standards may have their job offer rescinded. Interested individuals are encouraged to read the full job description and person specification to understand the roles and responsibilities fully, prepare a supporting statement that addresses the criteria outlined, and complete the online application process, as CVs will not be accepted.

 


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