Codeblue Medical is actively recruiting at all clinical skill levels for a range of regular work around the UK, from Festivals, to Extreme Sporting Events, Night-time Economy, Motorsport and More.
If you’re interested in becoming a part of our team, please start by completing the forms linked below. These will be reviewed by our Operations Management Team and if you are successful in being shortlisted, you will be contacted in due course by our team to progress you to the next stage.
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DBS Checks
As part of all roles within Codeblue Medical, you will be required to undertake a DBS Check at Enhanced Level. Those of you who have subscribed to the DBS Update Service should ensure you put your Update Service Certificate Number on your Application Form, so that we can perform a check. If you’re not on the update service, you will need a further DBS Check, which we can arrange for you, but there will be a cost involved (paid directly to the DBS Service) for PAYE Staff, this will be returned on successful completion of your Probationary Period (150hrs / 3 Months, whichever is longer) and for Self Employed Staff, the cost can be claimed back against your tax return as a business expense. – If you have any questions, or need to discuss your options, send us an email.
Qualification Standards
Codeblue Medical operates a wide range of clinical skill sets within the following standards.
- Doctor –
Must be GMC Registered to work in the UK, Ideally Senior Doctor / Consultant Level with experience with Pre-Hospital/Event Medicine and ED, ITU, Anaesthetics Experience. With no Outstanding GMC Fitness to Practice / Enforcement Action / Investigations.
- Nurse –
Must be NMC Registered to work in the UK, Ideally Senior Nurse/Charge Nurse/Sister with experience in Pre-Hospital/Event Medicine and ED, ITU Experience. Primary Care Experience is also a good fit. With no Outstanding NMC Fitness to Practice / Enforcement Action / Investigations.
- Paramedic –
Must be HCPC Registered to work in the UK, Ideally post Preceptorship. With no Outstanding HCPC Fitness to Practice / Enforcement Action / Investigations. Consideration also given to Advanced Practitioners and Paramedic / Nurse Prescribers
- Ambulance Technician / EMT – Appropriate Qualifications:
- IHCD Ambulance Aid (Technician) or
- FutureQuals Associate Ambulance Practitioner (AAP) or
- Qualsafe First Response Emergency and Urgent Care Level 5 (FREUC5) or
- Qualifi National Diploma in Emergency Care (NDEC) or
- PHECC Paramedic or
- Recognised Equivalent Qualification
- Emergency Care Assistant / ECA –
- Qualsafe First Response Emergency Care Level 4 (FREC4) or
- PHECC EMT or
- Equivalent Qualification AND
- Qualsafe Safe Administration of Lifesaving Medications or
- Equivalent Qualification AND
- Relevant Emergency Driving Qualification
- First Responder / FR –
- Qualsafe First Response Emergency Care Level 3 (FREC3) or
- Equivalent Regulated Qualification
We’re also very interested to hear from “Student Healthcare Professionals“, “Student Social Care Professionals” and individuals with Qualifications and Experience at working within Event Welfare, Administration, Communications/Command and Control and Emergency Planning Settings as we continue to build our UK Team.
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
Q: I’m a Student Paramedic, Can I work for you as a Technician?
A: Unfortunately, that’s not always possible. We need to be able to prove as an organisation beyond any doubt, that you have the necessary qualifications and competence to carry out the role, as a Student, you’re not usually deemed fully competent until your course is completed. That said, it is possible to gain alternative pre-hospital qualifications (e.g. FREC3/4 etc) to enable you to work alongside your studies, until you’re fully qualified as a Paramedic / Nurse.
Q: I’m looking to further my skills and experience, can you help with that?
A: In Short, Yes, Our team are very supportive, especially when it comes to CPD Learning and Experience Building. Codeblue are also a Training Provider and have links with other training providers across the UK, so will be able to support you in gaining and building a higher skill set.
Q: Do you take on Qualified First Aiders?
A: As a general rule, First Aiders are not deemed to be highly qualified enough to provide “Event Medical Cover”, according to “The Purple Guide” and other Event Good Practice Guides, so usually we’d ask for applicants to have a Minimum of a Level 3 “First Response Emergency Care” or Equivalent, Relevant qualification as a “First Responder”. That said, we’ll consider all applications as there are some specific roles for which a “First Aider” may be appropriate, e.g. Assisting with the Welfare Team, or working alongside higher level clinicians in an additional capacity.
Q: Do You Just Cover Festivals?
A: No, Codeblue Medical provides cover at a wide range of events and other medical commitments across the UK, This includes us being the resident medical provider at multiple music and nightlife venues, we’re preferred providers for Multiple Ultramarathon Events and Motorsport Organisations as well as covering regular TV/Film Work, Nightime Economy, Challenge Events, Community Events, Boxing and Martial Arts Events, Sporting Tournaments and Loads More… Including Festivals!