Work-based learning
This training is delivered as work-based learning.
Eastwood Park is pleased to offer a new apprenticeship programme in partnership with Dynamic Training.
This Diploma in healthcare science (L2) is focused around clinical engineering departments. Apprentices’ main duties will be to ensure the availability of clinical equipment and to facilitate colleagues to keep low to medium risk medical devices in fully maintained and ready to use order. It is ideal for Assistant Clinical Technologists.
Occupation profile
The clinical engineering section is primarily concerned with providing repair, calibration, maintenance and governance to a wide range of medical, diagnostic and therapeutic equipment in NHS and private healthcare organisations.
Clinical equipment covered incorporates electrical, electronic, mechanical, computer software and medical gas systems.
Programme qualifications & requirements
- the Diploma in healthcare science (L2) must be achieved before proceeding to end point assessment, to meet the Healthcare Science Assistant standard
- level 1 or 2 English and mathematics must be achieved prior to proceeding to end point assessment
- a portfolio of evidence must be completed and available for end point assessment
Programme delivery
This apprenticeship takes a minimum of 12 months to complete during which you will participate in training, development and on-going review activities.
- induction specific to your workplace
- study days and training courses in work time
- mentoring/buddy support
- completion of a portfolio through which you gather evidence of your progress
- structured reviews of your progress and development
Delivered in partnership with Dynamic Training...
Dynamic Training is an apprenticeship and bespoke training specialist for the health, care and business sectors. They support many NHS Trusts, working across community, acute medicine and primary care.
Dynamic Training is an approved training provider and is on the national register of apprenticeships training providers (RoATP).
NB This apprenticeship is only available with funding in England currently.
Following a review of the new government guidance we want to reassure you that the essential training booked at Eastwood Park for the coming weeks is going ahead as planned.
We are operating a COVID-secure environment and will be seeking the co-operation of everyone attending to strictly adhere to these arrangements throughout their stay and we will continue to carefully monitor the situation.
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FAQs
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How long will you hold provisional bookings for?
Provisional bookings will be held for one week (7 days) from the date of booking.
As we are facing a high demand for course places, we kindly ask you to confirm your place as soon as possible.
If you do not confirm this booking within this period, unfortunately we cannot hold the place for you and the provisional booking request will be removed from the system.
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What kind of decontamination training does Eastwood Park offer?
Eastwood Park offers decontamination courses that fit into 3 main categories – for operators, management courses and engineering validation and testing.
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What course should I take if I’m new to decontamination?
Our Introduction to Decontamination (IDO) course is ideal for anyone who has a need to know about decontamination but who is not familiar with it, providing you with a broad, high-level understanding of the purpose and constraints on decontamination practices and in particular the role of the sterile services department (SSD) in the broader healthcare setting.
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How do I find out your course availability?
To book one of our courses, call our sales team on +44 (0)1454 262777. Alternatively fill out the enquiry form on our website, after which we will contact you as soon as possible.