Night-Time Economy First Responder (FREC 4 / Emergency Care Assistant)
Position Overview
Recruiting Agency: Supportive Bridge Staffing Agency
Client Partner: XL Team LTD
Location: Loughborough and surrounding areas
Hourly Pay: £13.36 per hour + annual leave/holiday pay
Contract Type: Bank / Casual (Part-time, term-time hours; up to a 3-year duration)
Closing Date: 28 September 2026
About the Role Supportive Bridge Staffing Agency is proud to partner with XL Team LTD—a nationwide leader in health, safety, and medical event solutions rooted in the North East—to source a qualified FREC 4 Night-Time Economy First Responder. Moving beyond traditional daytime first aid, this specialist role places you right at the heart of student nightlife, entertainment venues, and late-night events. Working alongside registered paramedics, security, and welfare teams, you will provide vital medical care, support vulnerable individuals, and keep communities safe through flexible evening and late-night shifts.
Key Responsibilities
Undertake structured patient assessments and obtain or monitor critical clinical observations.
Recognize serious illnesses and injuries, providing emergency care safely within your scope of practice.
Manage acute medical and trauma presentations, as well as alcohol- and substance-related incidents.
Monitor, reassess, and support patients within specialized treatment facilities.
Assist with resuscitation, time-critical emergencies, and patient escalations to Paramedics or the NHS.
Support welfare and safeguarding interventions, deliver structured clinical handovers, and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
Person Specification & Requirements
Essential Qualifications: FREC 4 (First Response Emergency Care) or recognized equivalent, supported by appropriate current clinical competencies and evidence of ongoing CPD.
Desirable Experience: Prior background working in Night-Time Economy (NTE) environments, event medical settings, ambulance services, venues, or festivals.
Core Skills: Ability to work well under pressure in dynamic nightlife settings, strong communication skills, and a commitment to patient safety and clinical excellence.
Compliance: Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check required.