Steve Hibbitt

Experience

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  East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust

  Oct 2002 - Feb 2018

  Moved area to Huntingdon - working directly under the Senior Locality Manager, to coordinate and oversee the day-to-day operations and service provision of North and Central Cambridgeshire. Working directly under the Senior Locality Manager, to coordinate and oversee the day-to-day operations and service provision of Cambridge, Ely and Haverhill ambulance stations. Working directly under the AGM as a Band 7 Manager, to coordinate and oversee the day-to-day service provision of Peterborough & March Ambulance Stations. Working directly under the Clincal Field Operations Manager to assist with the day-to-day service provision of Peterborough & March Ambulance Stations, by managing a team of 12 clincians. Working as an IHCD Paramedic from qualification until present day, in and around the North West region of East Anglia. Working on Ambulances, alongside Technicians and Paramedics, to develop clinical knowledge and skills, whilst supporting Student Technicians and completing a Cert. Higher Ed. in Emergency Medical Care - working towards qualification as a registered Paramedic.

  • Duty Locality Officer

    Oct 2014 - Feb 2018

  • Duty Locality Officer

    Aug 2014 - Oct 2014

  • Duty Operations Manager

    Feb 2009 - Aug 2014

  • Clinical Team Leader

    Dec 2007 - Feb 2009

  • Paramedic

    Jan 2006 - Dec 2007

  • Emergency Medical Technician

    Oct 2002 - Jan 2006
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  Lakeside Healthcare at Cedar House.

  Feb 2018 - now

  Paramedic Practitioner

  Working as a Paramedic in the Primary Care field, alongside the Partners, GPs, Consultant Nurse and clinical staff at Cedar House Practice, to develop and forge the new role of a Paramedic Practitioner - whilst undertaking on-going training and educational development. Managing a list of same-day, minor injury and illness appointments and attending Home Visits - assessing and treating patients using the Advanced Paramedic / Emergency Care Practitioner skill-set and scope of practice, in conjunction with consulting the On-Call GP for any necessary prescribing and referrals. Daily duties also include ordering and review of ECGs, Urinalysis and Bloods pathology reports - and taking responsibility for some of the Emergency Care procedures and 12 Lead ECG training in the Practice. Show less

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  Lakeside Healthcare at Cedar House

  Jun 2019 - now

  Advanced Paramedic Practitioner

  Following over 3 years of hard work, gathering valuable experience working as a Paramedic Practitioner, completing short-course qualifications in Bloods Pathology, Urinalysis, Otoscopy - completion of a Level 7 Master's Module in Advanced Skills in Clinical Assessment (ASCA) and the Level 7 V300 Independent Non-Medical Prescribing (IP) and Supplementary Prescribing (SP) course. Looking to complete additional Level 7 Master's modules in the future, in line with the new Health Education England Paramedic Roadmap for Advanced Practice. Show less

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  Addenbrooke’s Hospital

  Nov 2021 - now

  Senior Advanced Care Practitioner (Bank)

  Working at Masters level, in the Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC), seeing undifferentiated patients of all ages within an urgent and primary care setting.Practising in a highly autonomous manner as an experienced Senior Clinician with excellent interpersonal and communication skills, providing expert clinical and professional support to other Clinicians and staff. Responsible for managing own caseload; assessing, treating, referring and discharging patients in my care. Working collaboratively with senior medical and nursing teams, providing a patient-focused service ensuring safe, efficient and timely flow of patients through the department. The UTC provides primary care support to the Emergency Department at Addenbrookes Hospital, accepting patients from 111 and streamed from ED. The UTC provides GP and Emergency Practitioner led minor injury / illness care, 7 days per week, enabling a patient to be seen by a Clinician most appropriate to their presenting condition. Seeing just under 40,000 patients in 2021, with an average of 107 patients per day, the UTC is a fast-paced but rewarding environment to deliver excellent patient care. Show less