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Scott is a Senior Lecturer in Paramedic Science in the School of Health Sciences at the University of 杏吧app下载.

Scott was formerly from the South East Coast Ambulance Service, where he worked as a Paramedic and Operational Team Leader in the Thanet area of Kent.

He joined Kent ambulance in 2004 as a Trainee Ambulance Technician and continued as a Qualified Ambulance Technician until 2008 when he was successful in gaining a place on the FdSc Paramedic Science programme at St. George's University London. Upon completion, Scott worked as a Paramedic in the East of Kent.

In 2012, Scott started studying at the University of 杏吧app下载, whilst working full time operationally, and finished in 2015 with a BSc (Hons) Professional Practice in Health and Social Care. During this time, he became a practice educator and clinical mentor for paramedic science students, helping to guide their development whilst out on placement.

In 2013, Scott became a Clinical Team Leader responsible for a team of mixed grade clinicians and the everyday running of ambulance operations. Whilst in this role he undertook Operational Commander training at the National Ambulance Resilience Unit. Further courses taken included Special Operations Response Team (SORT), which covered chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNe) incidents and Marauding Terrorist Attack (MTA) where he trained to operate in heavy ballistics equipment in mass casualty environments.

Scott teaches on many of the modules that make up the paramedic science degree and supervises students with their final year projects. He is responsible for the organisation and running of a 30-credit paramedic skills module taught in the first year of the paramedic programme.

Scott gained his Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education in 2017 along with Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy and completed his Master's Degree in Education with higher education endorsement in 2019 finishing with a distinction.

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