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Medical staff

Just for some clarification, recently the Primary care trusts, ie GP practices, have started to hire Paramedics who are at least 2 years post qualification to work in surgeries, mostly for home visits and general non GP required services.
They are going to be trained to be able to prescribe medication as and when required, but until qualified they have to report back to the GP.
Many Paramedics are joining, some are looking for development, others are just getting burnt out due to the demands that they have been put under in the last few years and want better hours and home life balance.
They will not be classed as “Doctors” but there may be a pathway to full qualification in the future.
Hope this helps.
Yes, that was the point I was making earlier, lots of Trusts/ GP surgeries are calling them “GP Paramedics” ( not doctors) it f I have understood correctly.
Thanks have Read a few articles on this and it seemed a really good idea.
 
Mark Moss Southend's Lead Youth Development Phase Coach and U23's joint Manager has left the club.

He has joined Gillingham as the new U18's Youth Team Manager

Link

Guess who his new team play 1st?
 
Mark Moss Southend's Lead Youth Development Phase Coach and U23's joint Manager has left the club.

He has joined Gillingham as the new U18's Youth Team Manager

Link

Guess who his new team play 1st?
Maybe these back room staff need some security and are worried about the future and getting paid on time .and I’m sure they know more about what’s happening behind the scenes than we do .
 
Maybe these back room staff need some security and are worried about the future and getting paid on time .and I’m sure they know more about what’s happening behind the scenes than we do .
Interestingly Gillingham are on the list of EFL clubs under embargo..
 

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