Ambulance and Emergency Care Assistant

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Our Ambulance and Emergency Care Assistant online course offers an insightful journey into the theories that underpin ambulance services and emergency care. Designed specifically for health workers, ambulance staff, and those intrigued by social care and public health, the course presents a structured examination of emergency care systems and the strategic role of ambulance management. The learning materials delve into established healthcare concepts and the nuances of emergency response, ensuring every participant gains a robust academic foundation.

Delivered entirely online, the course invites learners to explore relevant topics at their own pace without the need for physical presence. Through engaging, theory-led content, participants enhance their understanding of healthcare and social care sectors while gaining clarity on emergency care protocols. For upcoming sessions and to check our other courses, please visit our course page at Eventbrite or go directly to Training Express.

Learning Outcomes:

• Grasp core concepts of Ambulance and Emergency Care Assistant theory.
• Analyse emergency care systems supporting effective ambulance services.
• Interpret healthcare principles relevant to social care and public health.
• Evaluate protocols in emergency care and ambulance management strategies.
• Identify roles of health worker and social worker in emergencies.
• Discuss theoretical approaches used by Ambulance and Emergency Care Assistant.

Who is this Course For:

• Health workers seeking knowledge in emergency care and ambulance management.
• Ambulance staff wanting to understand emergency care principles.
• Social care professionals exploring theories behind public health emergencies.
• Healthcare enthusiasts interested in ambulance and emergency care studies.
• Individuals focused on academic development in emergency care services.
• Students pursuing knowledge in healthcare and social care sectors.
• Professionals aiming to enhance their ambulance and emergency care expertise.
• Researchers studying modern theories in emergency care and healthcare.

Career Path:

• Ambulance Technician – £25,000 per annum
• Emergency Dispatcher – £23,000 per annum
• Ambulance Care Assistant – £22,000 per annum
• Emergency Care Coordinator – £28,000 per annum
• Health Support Worker – £24,000 per annum
• Emergency Services Manager – £35,000 per annum

Course Curriculum

Module 01: Basic First-Aid Techniques

• The Chain of Survival
• The Do’s and Don’ts of Basic First-Aid
• First Aid Kit
• How to use face shields?
• How to put on a dressing
• How to put on a bandage
• How to bandage a hand
• How to bandage a sprain
• How to make an arm sling
• How to Conduct CPR?
• How to Use an AED?
• Rescuing Someone from Water & Fire

• Recordkeeping
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 02: Paediatric First Aid

• What is Paediatric First Aid
• Provision of First Aid in Early Years Settings
• Role of First Aiders
• Requirements in Childcare
• Minimising the Risk of Infection
• Personal Protective Equipment
• First Aid Equipment
• Storage and Administration of Medicines
• Incident Recording and Reporting
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 03: Secondary Illness: Breathing Problems

Common Breathing Problems and First Aid Tips for Each Problem:

• Asthma Attack
• Choking
• Croup
• Drowning
• Hyperventilation

Module 04: Secondary Illnesses and Injuries

• Common Secondary Illnesses and First Aid Tips for Each Problem:
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 05: Dealing With Fractures and Dislocations

• The Human Skeleton
• Types of Fractures
• Head injuries
• Spinal injuries
• Fractures in children
• Dislocations
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 06: Loss of Responsiveness and CPR

• Introduction to pediatric and adult CPR
• CPR handover
• Compressions Only CPR
• AED Introduction
• What to do When the Patient is Unresponsive and Breathing?
• What to do When the Patient is Unresponsive and Not Breathing?
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 07: Basics of Ambulance Care

• Who Are Ambulance Care Assistants?
• Day to Day Tasks of Ambulance Care Assistants
• Roles and Responsibilities
• Skills and Knowledge
• Five principles of Ambulance Flow
• The New Ambulance Standards
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 08: Fire Safety

• Introduction
• Why Fire Safety is important
• The Importance of Fire Safety
• The Fire Triangle
• The types of fires
• Responsible Persons
• Areas with the first “Responsible Person”
• First responsible person duties
• Warden duties
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 09: Manual Handling Hazards and Injuries

• Types of Injury
• Common Disorders and Immediate Injuries
• Musculoskeletal Disorders (along with a short description of the musculoskeletal system)
• How to Prevent Disorders?
• Accident and Incident Reporting
• Summary
• Assessment

Module 10: Ambulance Maintenance

• Engine Compartment
• Under Vehicle
• Body
• Front Switch Console
• Main Electrical Control Centre
• Patient Compartment Switch Console
• Climate Control
• Oxygen System
• On-Board Suction System
• Volt System
• Modular Body
• Interior of Module
• Medical Equipment
• Summary
• Assessment