Defib Support Officer (Charity)

North West Ambulance Service Nhs Trust
Preston
1 day ago
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An exciting opportunity has arisen within the North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust (NWAS) for two Community Defibrillator Support Officers (9‑month secondments) to join the Trust's Community Resuscitation Team.

The post holders will work within the Trust's priority “hotspot” areas to engage with local community groups and relevant partner agencies, ensuring effective defibrillator coverage and helping to improve community resilience in responding to out‑of‑hospital cardiac arrests.

Main duties of the job

A significant part of the role involves reviewing defibrillator coverage and working closely with Defib Guardians to ensure that devices are maintained in an emergency‑ready state. The post holders will also support the timely repatriation and readiness of defibrillators that have been deployed or used.

We are looking for enthusiastic and experienced individuals who are natural team players with strong communication, interpersonal, and administrative skills. There may be occasional requirements to work evenings and weekends to support the smooth running of the team.


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