Professional and Clinical responsibilities: Interprets clinical information to inform decisions around appropriate sampling and testing of diagnostic specimens to support correct diagnosis which will inform clinical teams of appropriate clinical pathways. Responsible for the safe use of medical/scientific equipment with appropriate training. Communicate with medical and other clinical staff Undertake relevant refresher training for procedures. Collect data about care performance e.g. for clinical audit. Record and present findings in a manner consistent with local policies and procedures and to ensure that accurate documentation and records of patient care are kept. Take an active part in all required mandatory training and induction, and in particular undertake training in maintenance of infection prevention and control procedures, when and how to use Personal Protective Equipment and the rules regarding management of patients with confirmed or suspected COVID19. Maintain knowledge of and work in accordance with Trust policies, procedures and protocols. Prioritise own workload as directed by senior staff. We understand that there are many reasons that medical practitioners are not registered to practise medicine in the UK, these can vary from individuals who have relinquished their licence to practice some time ago to doctors who qualified in other countries and who have not yet fulfilled all the requirements for professional licence to practice in the UK. This may include refugee doctors or international medical graduates. While all such doctors have some medical knowledge, it is imperative for patient safety that they are not mistaken for registered doctors. They must not undertake any procedures or clinical work that may only be done by a registered health care professional. The Medical Support Worker role will offer people the opportunity to demonstrate foundation medical training competency.