A day in advanced practice urgent care response
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A day in advanced practice urgent care response

Jennifer Bell Advanced nurse practitioner in primary and urgent care, Scottish Ambulance Service

Follow an advanced nurse practitioner’s shift in primary and urgent care with the Scottish Ambulance Service

In 2021, I took up a post as a trainee advanced nurse practitioner (ANP) in primary and urgent care with the Scottish Ambulance Service. My nursing background is in cardiac and intensive care and I have a master’s degree in advancing practice. I have always been interested in pre-hospital care, so when I saw the post advertised – a band 7 role under Scotland’s Agenda for Change – I applied and was successful.

Emergency Nurse. 32, 6, 12-13. doi: 10.7748/en.32.6.12.s5

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