Paramedics
Take your paramedic skills in a new direction. Join Advo Health as a Functional Assessor and discover a role with more stability, support, and time for you.
What makes Advo different
We’re a clinically led organisation, built to support healthcare professionals in roles that truly work for them.
Transferrable attributes
Calm, confident decision making
Clear communication under pressure
Strong and reliable clinical assessment skills
Empathy and reassurance in challenging situations
Experience supporting people with diverse need
Adaptability to new environments and workflows
Transition journey
Submit a straightforward application—no need to overhaul your CV.
We’ll review your background and experience to see if we’re a good match.
Meet our team, ask your questions, and learn more about the role. If it’s right for you, we’ll make an offer.
Receive comprehensive training and ongoing support as you transition into your new position.
Supportive training built around you
We’ll support you from day one with structured, step-by-step training that helps you feel confident as you move away from frontline care into a new kind of role.
FAQs
Thinking about life after the ambulance service? Here are answers to the questions paramedics often ask before becoming a Functional Assessor.
It’s a change, but many paramedics welcome the structure after years of shift work and high-pressure environments. You’ll still be working directly with people, but in a calmer, more predictable setting — Monday to Friday, with no nights or weekends.
Yes. While you won’t be providing hands-on treatment, you’ll draw on your assessment skills, understanding of health conditions, and experience supporting people with a range of needs. It’s a different kind of responsibility, but still deeply rooted in clinical thinking.
No. We welcome paramedics from all backgrounds, whether you’ve worked in frontline emergency response, clinical coordination, or urgent care. What matters most is your HCPC registration, clinical judgment, and ability to carry out structured assessments.
Yes. Many of our paramedics stay registered by meeting CPD requirements through learning, development, and reflective practice built into the role.
Absolutely. The Functional Assessor role offers real work-life balance, ongoing support, and opportunities to grow — whether that’s in coaching, training, quality assurance, or leadership.
Ready when you are
Looking for a new path beyond emergency response? Discover how your paramedic experience can lead to a more balanced, long-term career as a Functional Assessor, with the structure and support you deserve.