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Rural Warwickshire North Primary Care Network is seeking a skilled ARRS Paramedic to join the Dordon and Polesworth Group Practice.
You will deliver high-quality clinical assessments, triage, and evidence-based treatments for acute illnesses and long-term conditions, with on-site GP support and real-time guidance.
The role focuses on expanding same-day access, reducing health inequalities, and maintaining accurate EMIS Web records while collaborating with the MDT to provide joined-up care.
Rural Warwickshire North Primary Care Network
The closing date is 16 November 2026
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a skilled, autonomousParamedic to join the multidisciplinary team at Dordon and Polesworth GroupPractice.
Operating within a primary care setting, you will provideadvanced clinical assessment, triage, treatment, and urgent care for bothacute, undifferentiated presentations and chronic conditions. Working closelyalongside our GPs, Advanced Practitioners, and Nurses, your daily workload willcombine routine chronic disease reviews, acute home visits, and general clinicessions.
This role plays a vital part in expanding same-day patientaccess, reducing health inequalities, and easing workload across the GP team.You will join a supportive environment with guaranteed on-site GP presence forreal-time advice and daily clinical debriefs.
In this role, you will provide high-quality, hands-onclinical care for our patients. Operating within your scope of practice, youwill carry out thorough patient assessments, manage triage, and delivrevidence-based treatment for acute illnesses and long-term health conditions.Your work will involve a balanced mix of general clinic appointments, routinechronic disease reviews, and acute home visits for vulnerable, frail, orhousebound patients.
You will make confident, independent clinical decisionswhile staying closely connected to the wider practice team. Complex cases caneasily be escalated, as an on-site GP is always available for real-timeguidance, debriefs, and ongoing support. Additionally, you will keep precise,up-to-date patient records using our clinical software EMIS Web and actively collaboratewith the wider team to ensure joined-up, continuous care.
Beyond direct patient consultations, you will play a keypart in improving overall care quality across the practice. This may includesupporting local public health projects, participating in clinical audits,meeting quality targets, and helping manage proactive care plans for our frailand elderly patients to help them stay well at home.
Dordon and Polesworth Group Practice is a progressiveGeneral Practice caring for a patient list of 13,500. We operate as a keymember of a dynamic, five-practice Primary Care Network (PCN) serving over35,000 patients across the local area.
By working collaboratively with community health services,social care providers, and the voluntary sector, we are committed to deliveringresilient, integrated, and deeply personalised care to our local population. Wetake pride in cultivating a supportive, team-focused workplace culture thatinvests in staff well-being and clinical development.
Dordon and Polesworth Group Practice is looking for a skilled, autonomous ARRS Paramedic to join our collaborative primary care team. In this role, you will deliver high-quality clinical assessments, triage, and evidence-based treatments for patients presenting with acute illnesses or long-term health conditions. Your daily workload will involve a balanced mix of general clinic appointments, routine chronic disease reviews, and acute home visits for frail or housebound patients. By expanding same-day access, your work will directly reduce health inequalities and ease pressure across our GP team.
You will make confident, independent clinical decisions while benefiting from strong team backing. Complex cases can easily be escalated whenever needed, with an on-site GP always available throughout the day for advice, real-time guidance, and clinical debriefs. You will also maintain accurate, timely medical records using EMIS Web and actively collaborate with our wider multidisciplinary team to ensure joined-up, patient-centered care.
Beyond direct patient care, you will help drive high standards across the practice. You will contribute to proactive frailty management pathways, support population health initiatives, take part in clinical audits, and help meet practice quality targets (QOF) to improve long-term outcomes for our local community.
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 (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
Rural Warwickshire North Primary Care Network