William Young

William Young

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  • About me

    Urgent Care Paramedic | Practice Educator | Paramedic Specialist Practitioner in Primary Care

  • Education

    • Durham Sixth Form Centre

      1998 - 2000
      A-Levels and GCSE Chemistry, Physics, Classical Civilisations, General Studies and GCSE Psychology
    • Belmont Comprehensive

      1993 - 1998
      GCSE 11 GCSE at Grade A-C including Maths and English
    • University of Hull

      2023 -
      PgDip Advanced Clinical Practice
    • Teesside University

      2011 - 2013
      Bachelor of Science (BSc) Paramedic Science BSc (Hons)

      Activities and Societies: Dissertation titled: Paramedic Initiated Screening of Un-diaganosed Diabetes Evidence Based PracticeClinical Decision MakingService ImprovementPhysical Assessment SkillsManaging Minor Injuries

    • University of Birmingham

      2017 - 2017
      Emergency and Urgent Care for Children

      Obtain an understanding of the common causes, initial assessment and management priorities of children with the following: fever, breathing difficulties, head injuries, abdominal pain, seizures, rashes, dehydration, illness and minor injuries

    • University of East Anglia

      2015 - 2015
      Clinical Education Clinical Supervision with Confidence

      The course is mapped to competences within the Academy of Medical Educators’ framework for the professional development of postgraduate medical educators. This framework is used by the General Medical Council and Health Education England as a benchmark for recognition (accreditation) of clinical educators in the UK.The course will help you develop your knowledge and skills in two challenging areas of supervision, and improve your confidence in supervising your students and… Show more The course is mapped to competences within the Academy of Medical Educators’ framework for the professional development of postgraduate medical educators. This framework is used by the General Medical Council and Health Education England as a benchmark for recognition (accreditation) of clinical educators in the UK.The course will help you develop your knowledge and skills in two challenging areas of supervision, and improve your confidence in supervising your students and trainees.You will learn about the importance of providing regular, timely feedback to students and trainees in their placements, and find out how to do this effectively.You will also learn how to identify concerns around performance early, and manage students or trainees who are experiencing difficulties, with sensitivity, tact and firm action. Show less

    • The University of Dundee

      2015 - 2015
      Antimicrobial Stewardship

      The World Health Organisation (WHO), when reporting on the escalating threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), warned that without urgent action, we’re heading for an era in which common infections, which have been treatable with antibiotics for decades, can kill once more. In some parts of the world, this sadly is already a reality.Antimicrobial stewardship is a fast-growing field that aims to address this issue by managing our use of antibiotics to slow down or reduce the occurrence… Show more The World Health Organisation (WHO), when reporting on the escalating threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), warned that without urgent action, we’re heading for an era in which common infections, which have been treatable with antibiotics for decades, can kill once more. In some parts of the world, this sadly is already a reality.Antimicrobial stewardship is a fast-growing field that aims to address this issue by managing our use of antibiotics to slow down or reduce the occurrence of antimicrobial resistance.This course will help you understand what antimicrobial stewardship is and how you can apply it everyday. Although the focus is for prescribing in the hospital setting, the skill set can be applied and adapted to other healthcare settings. The intention of the course is to stimulate and encourage further inquiry and learning in this important area. Show less

    • University of York

      2014 - 2015
      Managing Minor Illness in First Contact Care Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General
    • Newcastle University

      2015 - 2015
      Ageing Well - Managing Elderly Falls

      Explore why people fall, discover practical methods to reduce the risk of falling and recognise when to seek expert help.

    • Nottingham Trent University

      2000 - 2003
      Bachelor’s Degree Chemistry
  • Experience

    • Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust

      Sept 2008 - now

      Specialist Paramedics operate with a high degree of clinical independence. In addition to the core scope of practice expected of all registered Paramedics, Specialist Paramedics are expected to;• Apply the principles of advanced clinical assessment, utilising and interpreting relevant clinical investigations and observations in order to develop a working diagnosis, differential diagnosis and active/potential problem list for patients in their care.• Be able to synthesis clinical findings in order to prioritise the needs of their patients and be able to risk stratify competing priorities in order to formulate a cohesive clinical management plan. Seek support to avoid making every decision in isolation where appropriate.• Be capable of managing a range of patients presenting with undifferentiated medical emergencies, long term conditions, illness or minor injuries; applying guidelines, SOPs and utilising an extended formulary of PGDs.• Demonstrate a high level of critical thinking and clinical reasoning during the clinical decision making process that enables safe and appropriate treatment or referral options.• Provide clinical leadership and be capable of providing robust clinical advice, direct and indirect clinical supervision to other clinicians.• Explaining the risks and implications of refusal and ensuring that efforts are made to safety-net patients by communicating refusals of care in high-risk patient groups to other healthcare professionals. Show less I manage the operational delivery of Accident and Emergency services within the county of East Yorkshire ensuring local and national targets and quality standards are achieved. Working with the Trust's Support Services and contributing to delivering a clinically focused organisation I ensure appropriate levels of staffing, vehicles, equipment etc. are maintained, within budgetary constraints as well as identifying and evaluating new and innovative ways of improved service provision. Show less •Contributing to and further developing a clinically focused organisation and an environment in which excellence in clinical care can flourish.•Supporting clinical staff to practice safely and effectively and meet the standards required by the Trust and the appropriate regulatory bodies by carrying out regular assessments.•Facilitating the development of clinical staff by supporting staff to undertake Continued Professional Development (CPD) and a KSF PDR.•Undertaking Operational Paramedic duties as required•Effectively manage along with the Locality Managers and Group Station Managers, emergency service resources on a 24 hour basis.•Assist in the achievement of national and local performance targets and quality standards for A& E Operations Show less To provide a patient focused delivery of care, treatment and safe transport for emergency and non emergency patients in a clinically safe and professional environment, utilising enhanced skills and regulated best practice when required to do so, adhering at all times to the policies and standards inherent within the Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS)Duties include:- To treat and transport emergency and urgent cases in accordance with IHCD paramedic manual, JRCALC guidelines and Trust protocols.- To maintain a professional level of service to the customer in line with the contracted performance standards.- Maintain a high professional image at all times.- To provide assessment of patients, planning and implementing their care and treatment. To continually evaluate and give advice to patients and others- Handling Prescribing and administering, non–prescription, prescription and controlled drugs- Invasive procedures where appropriately trained and competent- Surgical procedures where appropriately trained and competent- Cardiac & CVA interventions – e.g. Pre hospital Thrombolysis, Advanced ECG recognition, FAST test pathways for CVA and the diagnosis treatment and referral of a range of cardiac conditions.- To communicate report and document the patients’ history, condition and treatment to a full range of medical staff including colleagues, nurses, doctors and consultants either on route to or arrival at definitive care.Please feel free to contact me at william.young@yas.nhs.uk Show less

      • Urgent Care Paramedic

        Jan 2023 - now
      • Area Operations Manager

        Aug 2021 - Jan 2023
      • Locality Manager Paramedic

        Jan 2020 - Aug 2021
      • Clinical Supervisor

        Jul 2017 - Jan 2020
      • Paramedic

        Sept 2008 - Jul 2017
    • Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust

      Jul 2023 - Jun 2024
      Paramedic Specialist Practitioner
  • Licenses & Certifications

    • Operational Command Course

      NARU
    • IHCD Emergency Driving

      Institute of Health and Care Development
      Dec 2008
      View certificate certificate
    • Mental Health First Aid

      Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England
      Jun 2019
    • Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations

      NHS England
      Jan 2024
    • Advanced Life Support Provider

      Resuscitation Council (UK)
      Jun 2015
    • HCPC Registered Paramedic

      The Health and Care Professions Council
      Sept 2010
      View certificate certificate
    • Immediate Life Support

      Resuscitation Council (UK)
      Feb 2015
    • Clinical Supervision with Confidence — UEA (University of East Anglia)

      FutureLearn
      Apr 2015
      View certificate certificate
  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to William Young
      Bright Ideas Award Yorkshire Ambulance Service Jan 2018 Bright Ideas is a Quality Improvement initiative allowing members of staff from across the organisation to contribute to QI. This award was given for introducing a change to drug registers within the Trust to reduce errors and the time taken to complete audits.
    • Awarded to William Young
      Locality Director Commendation for Resuscitation Yorkshire Ambulance Service Sep 2015
    • Awarded to William Young
      Locality Director Commendation for Resuscitation Yorkshire Ambulance Service Jun 2014
    • Awarded to William Young
      Locality Director Commendation for Resuscitation Yorkshire Ambulance Service Apr 2014
    • Awarded to William Young
      Locality Director Commendation for Resuscitation Yorkshire Ambulance Service Mar 2014
  • Volunteer Experience

    • College Liason

      Issued by College of Paramedics (British Paramedic Association) on Jan 2016
      College of Paramedics (British Paramedic Association)Associated with William Young
    • Community First Responder

      Issued by North East Ambulance Service on Aug 2006
      North East Ambulance ServiceAssociated with William Young