Clinical Instructors
'When I was a student I had a fantastic CI and realised how much it helped. I get satisfaction now from passing on my experience and helping students become confident and competent on the road. I have been doing it for four years and I'm still enjoying it.' - Carmen, ambulance paramedic Clinical Instructor.
Clinical Instructors are responsible for on the road day-to-day training of graduate paramedics and those qualified ambulance paramedics returning to an on the road role after time away.
A clinical instructor’s main focus is on the clinical, operational and professional development of students/paramedics. They undertake extensive training to perform this role effectively.
You must have a minimum of 18 months on road experience as a qualified ambulance paramedic before applying to be a Clinical Instructor.