Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced Emergency Ambulance Crew to join the service on the beautiful Isle of Alderney, in the Channel Islands.
Role Overview
The EAC role in Guernsey and Alderney is positioned between a well-experienced UK Emergency Care Assistant or Emergency Medical Technician and requires First Response Emergency Care Level 4 or SJA 'Emergency Crew' certificate.
About the Ambulance Service
The Ambulance Service in Guernsey and Alderney is a not-for-profit organization in partnership with the States of Guernsey Health Service, operating since 1936 on a subscription basis. The service responds to 999 calls across categories One to Four and employs Paramedics, Community First Responders, Emergency Medical Technicians, Emergency Care Assistants, and Ambulance Care Assistants.
On Alderney
The service on the smaller island of Alderney is staffed by four Emergency Ambulance Crew members working on a double-crew basis on a four on/four off rota. You will respond to emergency and non-emergency situations, assessing and treating patients to your skill level and transporting patients as required. Patients needing hospital care are transferred to the island's sole hospital, which provides a range of healthcare services for the 2,300 residents and is within 1.5 miles from anywhere on the island.
Healthcare Facilities
The local hospital, supported by GPs, has 14 continuing-care beds and 8 general-care beds primarily for general medical and minor injury admissions. Acutely ill, maternity, and pediatric patients are treated in nearby Guernsey, which sends a critical care team if necessary for stabilization and transfer.
About Alderney
Alderney is the third largest of the five islands in the Bailiwick of Guernsey, located near the French coast. The island features beaches, historic fortifications, a small castle, and offers a relaxed lifestyle in a safe environment with scenic views, diverse dining options, rich history, and unique wildlife. Watch this short video on life in Alderney .
Person Requirements
Experienced UK Emergency Care Assistant or Emergency Medical Technician
Completion of First Response Emergency Care Level 4 or SJA 'Emergency Crew' certificate (or equivalent)
Full manual driving license (minimum category B), at least 1 year of driving experience, and willingness to obtain category D1 / C1 if not already held
A flexible approach to the needs of a rural and remote island setting
Benefits
Higher-than-UK salary
Flat rate 20% income tax
No Council tax or VAT
A continental lifestyle with friendly people and low crime
Additional Notes
Financial assistance with relocation is offered; however, staff accommodation is not available. Assistance with sourcing accommodation will be provided.
About Our Partner
Jarrodean is a leading healthcare recruitment partner specializing in placing healthcare staff, with a nurse-led approach and a deep understanding of the challenges of remote and island nursing, ensuring a good match for your skills and the role.
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