First Responder (FREC 3)

First Responder (FREC 3)

About First Line Medical

First Line Medical is a respected and rapidly growing provider of
emergency medical services and pre -hospital care across the UK. We specialise
in delivering immediate, high -quality medical assistance at the scene of
incidents, events, and medical emergencies, ensuring patients receive timely,
safe, and compassionate care prior to onward transportation or referral to the
appropriate healthcare facility.

Our organisation is built on professionalism, clinical excellence, and a
strong commitment to patient -centred care. We pride ourselves on maintaining
the highest clinical standards while supporting our staff with ongoing
training, development opportunities, and a positive, collaborative working
environment.

Position Overview

We are currently seeking dedicated, reliable, and highly skilled Medical
First Responders (FREC 3) to join our expanding team at First Line Medical.
This role is ideally suited to clinicians who are passionate about delivering
exceptional pre -hospital care and who thrive in fast -paced, high -pressure
environments.

Successful candidates will be responsible for providing safe, effective,
and professional emergency medical care in accordance with national clinical
guidelines, regulatory requirements, and First Line Medical’s policies and
procedures. This is a bank (zero -hours) position, offering flexibility while
maintaining a high standard of clinical responsibility.

Emergency and Pre -Hospital Care

• Deliver high -quality
  emergency medical care at the scene of incidents, events, and medical
  emergencies.
  
• Perform thorough
  patient assessments, triage, and ongoing monitoring in line with clinical
  best practice.
  
• Provide treatment for a
  wide range of medical conditions, injuries, and trauma presentations.
  

Clinical Interventions

• Administer appropriate
  pre -hospital interventions including Basic Life Support (BLS), oxygen
  therapy, wound care, bandaging, splinting, and casualty management.
  
• Recognise deteriorating
  patients and escalate care appropriately.
  

Teamwork and Communication

• Work collaboratively
  with paramedics, ambulance services, doctors, event teams, and other
  emergency responders to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
  
• Communicate clearly and
  compassionately with patients, relatives, and bystanders, offering
  reassurance and explanations regarding care and next steps.
  

Documentation and Governance

• Accurately complete all
  patient care records, incident reports, and clinical documentation in
  accordance with First Line Medical policies and regulatory standards.
  
• Maintain
  confidentiality and professionalism at all times.
  

Equipment and Vehicle Readiness

• Ensure all medical
  equipment, response kits, and vehicles are checked, maintained, and ready
  for operational use.
  
• Report faults,
  shortages, or equipment issues promptly.
  

Compliance and Professional Standards

• Adhere to all relevant
  clinical guidelines, health and safety regulations, and First Line Medical
  procedures.
  
• Maintain professional
  conduct and represent First Line Medical positively at all times.
  

Training and Continuous Development

• Participate in
  mandatory training, clinical updates, simulations, and ongoing
  professional development.
  
• Maintain current
  certification and competencies relevant to the FREC 3 role.
  

Requirements

Person Specification

Essential
Qualifications and Skills

• FREC 3
  (First Responder Emergency Care) qualification or recognised equivalent.
  
• Ability
  to remain calm, decisive, and effective under pressure.
  
• Strong
  communication and interpersonal skills.
  
• A
  compassionate, empathetic, and patient -focused approach to care.
  
• Ability
  to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
  
• High
  standards of professionalism, reliability, and clinical integrity.
  

Desirable
Experience and Attributes

• Full
  UK driving licence held for a minimum of one year.
  
• No
  current endorsements (up to 3 points may be considered for minor
  offences).
  
• Serious
  driving offences, including drink -driving disqualifications, will not be
  accepted.
  
• Additional
  clinical certifications (e.g. airway management, trauma care).
  
• Previous
  experience working within the event medical or pre -hospital environment.
  

Benefits