Below will find our current list of the job opportunities available to become part of the team at Acute Training Solutions. Click to expand an opportunity and If you are interested in applying, please follow the instructions. We look forward to hearing from you.
If you hold a training qualification, equipment (laptop, projector, etc.), a desire to educate others and a wealth of knowledge in health and social care, we would love to hear from you. Being able to deliver ‘Train the Trainer’ version of the topic is a bonus.
Acute Training Solutions provide the necessary training materials required to deliver each and every Acute course (presentations, equipment, competency frameworks, etc.) and take care of all the post course paperwork, leaving you free to concentrate of the most important job of all – effectively teaching your skills to others.
We work closely with the top ten care providers in the UK, local councils, NHS units and other private care groups, delivering courses throughout the length and breadth of the UK. We have even been known to travel to the offshore islands around Britain! If you are able to travel – near or far – and feel that you have the necessary skills to become an Acute Trainer, please email us at jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk – or upload your CV – to begin the recruitment process.
We value your time and really look forward to hearing from you.
If you hold a training qualification, equipment (laptop, projector, etc.), a desire to educate others and a wealth of knowledge in health and social care, including clinical skills or a mental health background, we would love to hear from you.
Acute Training Solutions provide the necessary training materials required to deliver each and every Acute course (presentations, equipment, competency frameworks, etc.) and take care of all the post course paperwork, leaving you free to concentrate of the most important job of all – effectively teaching your skills to others.
We work closely with the top ten care providers in the UK, local councils, NHS units and other private care groups, delivering courses throughout the length and breadth of the UK. We have even been known to travel to the offshore islands around Britain! If you are able to travel – near or far – and feel that you have the necessary skills to become an Acute Trainer, please email us at jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk – or upload your CV – to begin the recruitment process.
We value your time and really look forward to hearing from you.
The Role:
The role of associate trainer requires a proven track record in the delivery of clinical training with a minimum standard of level 3 Education and Training certificate. You will be delivering half day and full day training sessions to a wide range of healthcare professionals within various health and social care settings from care homes, hospitals, secure units, GP surgeries and councils. You can view our Clinical range of training topics here (please be aware you do not need to be able to train every course! But the more you do, the more we will be able to offer you), but our ‘regular’ topics consist of, catheterisation, venepuncture, wound management, pressure area care & tissue viability, syringe driver awareness, enteral feeding and care of medicine & administration.
Equipment:
As a minimum we require you to own a smart phone, a laptop and a projector. Where practical elements are required for training, we can provide equipment including practice arms and syringes, mannequins, stands, bags, straps etc. As part of the induction process we will ask if you own your own equipment.
Travel:
We have the requirement within London, but your travel radius is optional. The further afield you are willing and able to travel, the more opportunities we will be able to offer you, but if you wish to stay local, that’s fine too.
Next step:
If this is of interest to you and you would like to find out more, please email your current CV to jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk and Vicki will contact you to discuss the opportunity further.
The Role:
The role of associate trainer requires a proven track record in the delivery of clinical training with a minimum standard of level 3 Education and Training certificate. You will be delivering half day and full day training sessions to a wide range of healthcare professionals within various health and social care settings from care homes, hospitals, secure units, GP surgeries and councils. You can view our Clinical range of training topics here (please be aware you do not need to be able to train every course! But the more you do, the more we will be able to offer you), but our ‘regular’ topics consist of, catheterisation, venepuncture, wound management, pressure area care & tissue viability, syringe driver awareness, enteral feeding and care of medicine & administration.
Equipment:
As a minimum we require you to own a smart phone, a laptop and a projector. Where practical elements are required for training, we can provide equipment including practice arms and syringes, mannequins, stands, bags, straps etc. As part of the induction process we will ask if you own your own equipment.
Travel:
We have the requirement within the Midlands, but your travel radius is optional. The further afield you are willing and able to travel, the more opportunities we will be able to offer you, but if you wish to stay local, that’s fine too.
Next step:
If this is of interest to you and you would like to find out more, please email your current CV to jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk and Vicki will contact you to discuss the opportunity further.
The Role:
The role of associate trainer requires a proven track record in the delivery of clinical training with a minimum standard of level 3 Education and Training certificate. You will be delivering half day and full day training sessions to a wide range of healthcare professionals within various health and social care settings from care homes, hospitals, secure units, GP surgeries and councils. You can view our Clinical range of training topics here (please be aware you do not need to be able to train every course! But the more you do, the more we will be able to offer you), but our ‘regular’ topics consist of, catheterisation, venepuncture, wound management, pressure area care & tissue viability, syringe driver awareness, enteral feeding and care of medicine & administration.
Equipment:
As a minimum we require you to own a smart phone, a laptop and a projector. Where practical elements are required for training, we can provide equipment including practice arms and syringes, mannequins, stands, bags, straps etc. As part of the induction process we will ask if you own your own equipment.
Travel:
We have the requirement within the region of South Wales, but your travel radius is optional. The further afield you are willing and able to travel, the more opportunities we will be able to offer you, but if you wish to stay local, that’s fine too.
Next step:
If this is of interest to you and you would like to find out more, please email your current CV to jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk and Vicki will contact you to discuss the opportunity further.
The Role:
The role of associate trainer requires a proven track record in the delivery of clinical training with a minimum standard of level 3 Education and Training certificate. You will be delivering half day and full day training sessions to a wide range of healthcare professionals within various health and social care settings from care homes, hospitals, secure units, GP surgeries and councils. You can view our Clinical range of training topics here (please be aware you do not need to be able to train every course! But the more you do, the more we will be able to offer you), but our ‘regular’ topics consist of, catheterisation, venepuncture, wound management, pressure area care & tissue viability, syringe driver awareness, enteral feeding and care of medicine & administration.
Equipment:
As a minimum we require you to own a smart phone, a laptop and a projector. Where practical elements are required for training, we can provide equipment including practice arms and syringes, mannequins, stands, bags, straps etc. As part of the induction process we will ask if you own your own equipment.
Travel:
We have the requirement within the south west region, but your travel radius is optional. The further afield you are willing and able to travel, the more opportunities we will be able to offer you, but if you wish to stay local, that’s fine too.
Next step:
If this is of interest to you and you would like to find out more, please email your current CV to jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk and Vicki will contact you to discuss the opportunity further.
The Role:
The role of associate trainer requires a proven track record in the delivery of clinical training with a minimum standard of level 3 Education and Training certificate. You will be delivering half day and full day training sessions to a wide range of healthcare professionals within various health and social care settings from care homes, hospitals, secure units, GP surgeries and councils. You can view our Clinical range of training topics here (please be aware you do not need to be able to train every course! But the more you do, the more we will be able to offer you), but our ‘regular’ topics consist of, catheterisation, venepuncture, wound management, pressure area care & tissue viability, syringe driver awareness, enteral feeding and care of medicine & administration.
Equipment:
As a minimum we require you to own a smart phone, a laptop and a projector. Where practical elements are required for training, we can provide equipment including practice arms and syringes, mannequins, stands, bags, straps etc. As part of the induction process we will ask if you own your own equipment.
Travel:
We have the requirement within Cambridge, Peterborough and Ipswich, but your travel radius is optional. The further afield you are willing and able to travel, the more opportunities we will be able to offer you, but if you wish to stay local, that’s fine too.
Next step:
If this is of interest to you and you would like to find out more, please email your current CV to jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk and Vicki will contact you to discuss the opportunity further.
The Role:
The role of associate trainer requires a proven track record in the delivery of clinical training with a minimum standard of level 3 Education and Training certificate. You will be delivering half day and full day training sessions to a wide range of healthcare professionals within various health and social care settings from care homes, hospitals, secure units, GP surgeries and councils. You can view our Clinical range of training topics here (please be aware you do not need to be able to train every course! But the more you do, the more we will be able to offer you), but our ‘regular’ topics consist of, catheterisation, venepuncture, wound management, pressure area care & tissue viability, syringe driver awareness, enteral feeding and care of medicine & administration.
Equipment:
As a minimum we require you to own a smart phone, a laptop and a projector. Where practical elements are required for training, we can provide equipment including practice arms and syringes, mannequins, stands, bags, straps etc. As part of the induction process we will ask if you own your own equipment.
Travel:
We have the requirement within the region of Sussex, but your travel radius is optional. The further afield you are willing and able to travel, the more opportunities we will be able to offer you, but if you wish to stay local, that’s fine too.
Next step:
If this is of interest to you and you would like to find out more, please email your current CV to jobs@acutetrainingsolutions.co.uk and Vicki will contact you to discuss the opportunity further.
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