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Pre-Hospital Emergency Trauma Management 
The Pre-Hospital Trauma Management Course has been designed to enhance the skills tool set of persons working in the pre-hospital environment such as the Defence Fire Service (RAF Fire Service) (Army Fire Service) (Royal Navy Fire Service), Civilian Fire & Rescue Services, Mountain Rescue Personnel, Private Ambulance and First Aid Organisations, Voluntary Aid Services, and individuals working with extreme sports where there is a high probability of serious traumatic injury, Military Personnel, Especially Combat Medical Technicians and Regimental Combat Medical Technicians (regimental Medical Assistants) or those required to provide medical provision in difficult situations overseas such as Close Prootection Teams.
Eligibility
You should fall into any of the categories below for eligibility to attend the course:
Employed under the umbrella of the Defence Fire Service (See military Course)
Employed as a Combat Medical Technician (See military Course)
Employed as a Regimental Combat Medical Technician (previously RMA) (See Military Course)
Defence Medical Services (See Military Course)
HM Armed Forces (See Military Course)
Employed by or contracted to UK Defence Services (See Military Course)
Employed by a recognised Security company providing Medical Provision Overseas (See Military Course)
Close Protection Operatives (See military Course)
UK Fire & Rescue Services
RNLI & Similar Rescue Organisations
HM Coastguard
Mountain Rescue Services
Private Ambulance Services
First Aid Organisations
Voluntary Aid Societies
Those providing event cover for extreme sports
Those involved in the steel industry or similar heavy industry with specialist hazards
If you work for, or with any of the last five categories in the list above, you are required to hold a current first aid qualification in order to meet the requirements of the course. Please contact us and we shall advise on your eligibility.
Course Content:
The course covers topics such as:
Managing an incident
Primary Survey
Secondary Survey
Emergency Life Support
Bag, Valve, Mask Resuscitator and Airway Management
Oxygen Therapy
Aspiration
Chest Injuries
Entonox Pain Relief
Abdominal Injuries
Fracture Management
Cervical Collars
Spinal Boards
Automated External defibrillation
Duration
The Non Military course is held over two days as follows:
How to Apply
Please contact us by e-mail stating "Pre-Hospital Emergency Trauma Course" stating which of the above categories you fall into. Please state if you wish to attend a weekday or weekend course.
We shall contact you back with further details and information as required.
Course Cost