Health Care Professionals
Health Care Professionals (HCPs) in St John Ambulance are already qualified Registered Nurses, Paramedics or Doctors.
Some HCPs are keen to use their expert qualifications as a way to give back to the community.
Some 'student' HCPs have found joining St John, an ideal way to practice their skills and gain valuable experience in the field.
Some HCPs are keen to use their expert qualifications as a way to give back to the community.
Some 'student' HCPs have found joining St John, an ideal way to practice their skills and gain valuable experience in the field.
Role
The primary role of HCPs is as the “guardians of clinical standards.”
They do this by:
The primary role of HCPs is as the “guardians of clinical standards.”
They do this by:
- providing supervision and support of clinical care provided by St John members
- supporting the development of best practice clinical care by sharing their expertise
- supporting the development of evidence based practice through research
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Registration
All registered HCPs are responsible for maintaining their own registration. |
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Credentialing Guidelines
Credentialing Guidelines have been created to provide standards and guidance for HCPs and States and Territories in relation to credentialing for independent organisationally permitted practice. |
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