Drivers providing the routine, non-emergency transport of patients, who are often older adults or people with disabilities, to and from hospitals.

Provides surgical care for the teeth, jaws and facial bones.

Homecare Workers work with people who, perhaps through illness, a physical or learning disability or a mental health problem, need support to cope within their own home.

Specialises in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of the foot, ankle and lower limb. 

Social Care workers support individuals in residential and community settings who need help with day-to-day tasks due to age, a severe learning difficulty, physical or mental health issues.

An experienced member of a health care team who has acquired specialist skill in the area of breastfeeding and lactation.

Sets-up and controls the equipment which enables a patient's heart and lungs to work during open heart surgery.

Assist medical staff with routine tasks, such as moving patients between wards etc.

Works with people on outdoor activity sessions and trips, or teachs them skills in a wide range of outdoor activities, such as rock climbing, orienteering, abseiling and canoeing or hill walking.

Treats dental patients who have misaligned teeth through the use of retainers.

Examines disorders and diseases using x-rays and radioactive materials and assists in the diagnosis, may also treat patients.

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) post is designed to provide a comprehensive and dedicated Patient Transport / Intermediate Care Service within the National Ambulance Service (NAS).