FREC4 - Sheffield - £540 +vat
Are you wanting to develop your career within the ambulance sector? Perhaps you have a first responder (#FREC3) qualification and are looking to upskill?
With our FREC 4 course you will gain valuable skills including;
✅ Trauma management
✅ Basic ECG recognition
✅ Catastrophic bleeding
✅ Medical gases administration
✅ Clinical support within pre-hospital settings
✅ Plus more
We are running a Qualsafe accredited #FREC4 course in Sheffield at our purpose-built education facility within our ambulance HQ in Sheffield.
We are a leading pre-hospital education provider delivering courses at our purpose-built training centre in Sheffield. We have dedicated mentors and trainers all of which work on our very own frontline ambulances responding to emergency calls in partnership with various NHS trusts.
Furthermore, we’re unique in having fully equipped indoor simulation ambulances to enhance your clinical skills development.
We are not just a training provider; we are a leading CQC rated ‘Good’ ambulance services provider working with NHS trusts across the UK. Why does this matter? It’s simple, we’re here to provide a continued development process post course (not just in the classroom!) and deliver current and accurate training based on our active experience.
Included within this course is the option to attend observation shifts at our urgent care facilities to understand further how the skills taught on our FREC4 are used in a pre-hospital delivery of patient care as part of a holistic treatment cycle.
Our educators and senior clinical managers include members of HEMS, HART and specialist practitioners bringing with them a wealth of experience ensuring our standards are nothing short of exceptional.
Don’t delay, visit our website to reserve your place today
https://www.echofireandmedical.com/frec/
⭐Echo Fire and Medical Ltd, education you can trust.⭐
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