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EMED Group is hiring an Ambulance Care Assistant in Cambridge. The role involves driving patients to appointments, assisting with patient handling and transfers, and supporting care teams. Full or part-time shifts are available, with 40 hours per week across early to late shifts.
Full DBS clearance is required and a UK manual driving licence is essential. No previous ambulance experience is required as full training is provided.
Do you want a job that genuinely helps people?
We're looking for kind, reliable and compassionate people to join our Ambulance Care Assistant (ACA) team in Cambridge. This is a role for someone who wants to make a real difference every day, supporting patients of all ages on their journeys to and from medical facilities.
Full Time & Part Time shifts available.
| FT 4 days a week (Mon-Sun/10hr shifts) | 40 hours per week | Shifts between 05:30am - 00:00am
An ACA is a hugely rewarding and fulfilling role. Each day, you'll be helping someone in need, making their lives that little bit easier, and knowing that you make a difference to their day provides you with a real sense of achievement.
You'll drive patients to and from medical appointments and between healthcare facilities, either working with a colleague or independently, so it is vital to hold a full UK manual driving licence and have a good degree of physical fitness for manual handling.
Other duties include:
You don't need previous ambulance experience, we provide full training.
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EMED Group is an established healthcare logistics provider that enables access to health and social care through our four specialist divisions. We are one of the largest health and care partners to the NHS with 4,000 colleagues across over 60 bases UK-wide.
EMED Group is committed to pro-actively improving the wellbeing of our communities by providing access to vital health and social care services across the UK