Job summary

The PCN Paramedic at this organisation is a registered paramedic educated to degree level or HCPC-registered Paramedic with a strong enthusiasm for learning and a commitment to ongoing professional development and who acts within their professional boundaries.

Main duties of the job

Paramedics work independently within their scope of practice in the community, they will assess and manage patients in both clinic settings and during home visits.

Responsibilities include developing and implementing care plans, making appropriate referrals, initiating further investigations, and prescribing or advising on medication as needed. Presenting conditions may include abdominal pain, chest pain, headaches, infections, minor injuries, and similar complaints

Paramedics utilise their urgent care skills in primary care to deliver acute care, perform home visits, and support emergency situations, thereby enhancing the responsiveness and flexibility of healthcare services.

The post holder will be an integral part of the general practice team, working as and when required in each organisation and across the PCN.

About us

Arno Primary Care Alliance & North Coast Alliance is made up of 16 practices covering a population of 90,000 patients. All practices use the EMIS clinical system.

Job summary

Podiatrists within our PCN are healthcare professionals who treat and manage a caseload of patients of all ages with lower limb conditions and foot pathologies using their expert knowledge of podiatry for specific conditions and topics.

The post-holder will be an integral part of the general practice team, working in each practice and across the PCN, as well as part of a wider podiatrists network and multi-disciplinary team.

Further guidance to support this role can be found at Annex B (section B9) of the Network Contract Agreement DES Specification PCN Requirements and Entitlements 2026/27.

Main duties of the job

a. Work as part of a PCNs multi-disciplinary team to clinically assess, treat and manage a caseload of patients of all ages with lower limb conditions and foot pathologies, using their expert knowledge of podiatry for specific conditions and topics

b. Utilise and provide guidance to patients on equipment such as surgical instruments, dressings, treatment tables and orthotics

c. Provide specialist treatment and support for high-risk patient groups such as the elderly and those with increased risk of amputation

d. Support patients using therapeutic and surgical techniques to treat foot and lower leg issues (e.g., carrying out nail and soft tissue surgery using local anaesthetic)

e. Deliver foot health education to patients

About us

Arno Primary Care Alliance & North Coast Alliance is made up of 16 practices covering a population of 90,000 patients. All practices use the EMIS clinical system.