Training schedule

Emergency FIRST AID AT Work. By selecting the Pulse Medic as your training provider you can be confident that attendees receive a quality learning experience second to none. This experience is built on the extensive experience of practising medical staff and the blend in of the HSE requirements for first aid.

Paediatric (Child) Emergency first Aid (PEFA). This qualification is ideal for those already working, or ​ preparing to work in the child sector or within an industry who wish to become an Paediatric Emergency First Aider in the ​workplace for the purposes of the Health and Safety (First Aid).

Pulse Medic First Aid courses are designed to combine with your CPR & AED training, we recommend all staff attend. This course also meets the requirement of the appointed first aider.

All Pulse Medic trainers are Advanced First Aid Instructors and Medical Professionals. We combine real-life experience with interactive, practical training delivered in the friendly and relaxed manner our customers have come to love and expect.

To comply with GDC Standards, all dental practices should carry out regular medical emergencies training, following guidance and training updates from the Resus Council. A GDC registrant must complete at least 10 hours of medical emergencies in each CPD cycle and recommends that you do at least two hours every year.

Whether you prefer daytime, evenings or weekends, just let us know and we’ll be there. Because our specialist training team includes Senior Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics, you will receive the top class CPR and AED training in London and the UK. This course is designed for anyone our most popular all rounded course CPR hands on training.

The Critical Care Passports summarise the roles and the essential skills required for a Registered Support Clinician (RSC) and Non Registered Support Staff (NRSS) to function in a surge model of care in an intensive care unit (ICU).

When is an adult at risk? The main aim of the Adult Support and Protection ( Scotland) Act 2007 is to keep adult's safe and protect them from harm.

40% of all Sepsis survivours are left with life changing effects and 5 people die of Sepsis every hour in the UK.

Whether you prefer daytime, evenings or weekends, just let us know and we’ll be there. Because our specialist training team includes Senior Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics, you will receive the top class CPR and AED training in London and the UK. This course is designed for anyone our most popular all rounded course CPR hands on training.

Whether you prefer daytime, evenings or weekends, just let us know and we’ll be there. Because our specialist training team includes Senior Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics, you will receive the top class CPR and AED training in London and the UK. This course is designed for anyone our most popular all rounded course CPR hands on training. A room full of mannequins, defibrillators loads of practices.

The course is specifically designed for Dental Practices and aims to ensure that all members of staff can identify and initiate management of clinical emergencies. This includes monitoring the patient and identifying patients who are ‘at risk’ or are becoming critically ill. This session is delivered in accordance with the Resuscitation Council (UK) Guidelines for Medical Emergencies and Resuscitation in General Dental Practice. Contact us you will be surprised on our CPR training rates.

This Autism Awareness training course will help you understand more about Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) and how these affect the children that you work with. Upon completion, you'll know how to identify the signs of autism and understand how you can support an autistic child in your setting.

To comply with GDC Standards, all dental practices should carry out regular medical emergencies training, following guidance and training updates from the Resus Council. A GDC registrant must complete at least 10 hours of medical emergencies in each CPD cycle and recommends that you do at least two hours every year.

Whether you prefer daytime, evenings or weekends, just let us know and we’ll be there. Because our specialist training team includes Senior Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics, you will receive the top class CPR and AED training in London and the UK. This course is designed for anyone our most popular all rounded course CPR hands on training.

Emergency FIRST AID AT Work. By selecting the Pulse Medic as your training provider you can be confident that attendees receive a quality learning experience second to none. This experience is built on the extensive experience of practising medical staff and the blend in of the HSE requirements for first aid.

When is an adult at risk? The main aim of the Adult Support and Protection ( Scotland) Act 2007 is to keep adult's safe and protect them from harm.

This course will give businesses the edge above competing companies by teaching the difference between good and bad customer service as well as effectively handling complaints. Give your business the upper hand and avoid losing profits on complaints.

40% of all Sepsis survivours are left with life changing effects and 5 people die of Sepsis every hour in the UK.

Verification of death is the process of identifying that a person has died.

Verification of death is the process of identifying that a person has died.

40% of all Sepsis survivours are left with life changing effects and 5 people die of Sepsis every hour in the UK.

This course will give businesses the edge above competing companies by teaching the difference between good and bad customer service as well as effectively handling complaints. Give your business the upper hand and avoid losing profits on complaints.

When is an adult at risk? The main aim of the Adult Support and Protection ( Scotland) Act 2007 is to keep adult's safe and protect them from harm.

Whether you prefer daytime, evenings or weekends, just let us know and we’ll be there. Because our specialist training team includes Senior Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics, you will receive the top class CPR and AED training in London and the UK. This course is designed for anyone our most popular all rounded course CPR hands on training. A room full of mannequins, defibrillators loads of practices.

The Critical Care Passports summarise the roles and the essential skills required for a Registered Support Clinician (RSC) and Non Registered Support Staff (NRSS) to function in a surge model of care in an intensive care unit (ICU).

Whether you prefer daytime, evenings or weekends, just let us know and we’ll be there. Because our specialist training team includes Senior Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics, you will receive the top class CPR and AED training in London and the UK. This course is designed for anyone our most popular all rounded course CPR hands on training.

This Autism Awareness training course will help you understand more about Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) and how these affect the children that you work with. Upon completion, you'll know how to identify the signs of autism and understand how you can support an autistic child in your setting.

Our Care Certificate course covers the 15 different Care Certificate standards, this course is suitable for new employees working in health and social care roles. This course will provide you with the fundamental skills that are needed in your health and social care job role, to provide quality care.

This Autism Awareness training course will help you understand more about Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) and how these affect the children that you work with. Upon completion, you'll know how to identify the signs of autism and understand how you can support an autistic child in your setting.

Commanding UK Ambulance Services through the COVID Pandemic Presented by Prof. Anthony Marsh

Whether you prefer daytime, evenings or weekends, just let us know and we’ll be there. Because our specialist training team includes Senior Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics, you will receive the top class CPR and AED training in London and the UK. This course is designed for anyone our most popular all rounded course CPR hands on training.

The Critical Care Passports summarise the roles and the essential skills required for a Registered Support Clinician (RSC) and Non Registered Support Staff (NRSS) to function in a surge model of care in an intensive care unit (ICU).

When is an adult at risk? The main aim of the Adult Support and Protection ( Scotland) Act 2007 is to keep adult's safe and protect them from harm.

This course will give businesses the edge above competing companies by teaching the difference between good and bad customer service as well as effectively handling complaints. Give your business the upper hand and avoid losing profits on complaints.

40% of all Sepsis survivours are left with life changing effects and 5 people die of Sepsis every hour in the UK.

The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (HSW Act) requires employers to ensure the health and safety of all employees and anyone who may be affected by their work, so far as is reasonably practicable. This includes taking steps to control slip and trip risks.

Self-harm is becoming more and more prevalent with people across the UK. Ensure you are aware of the signs of self-harm, as well as the risk factors, to stop someone you care for taking it too far.

Those in care are at a severely high risk of developing pressure sores. These sores can develop over time and often become infected causes other medical complications and huge discomfort for those you care for. Ensure you are aware of pressures sores, how they develop and how to prevent them to maintain the comfort of your patients.

Regulation 3 of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 requires, among other things, that all employers assess the health and safety risks to their employees while they're at work.

Verification of death is the process of identifying that a person has died.

Verification of death is the process of identifying that a person has died.

Regulation 3 of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 requires, among other things, that all employers assess the health and safety risks to their employees while they're at work.

If you work with children, you have a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people under the Working Together to Safeguard Children (2018) statutory guidance. It’s extremely important your staff know how to spot signs and indicators of abuse and neglect, as well as knowing the correct method to reporting a concern.

Those in care are at a severely high risk of developing pressure sores. These sores can develop over time and often become infected causes other medical complications and huge discomfort for those you care for. Ensure you are aware of pressures sores, how they develop and how to prevent them to maintain the comfort of your patients.

Especially for those in contact with potentially vulnerable adults. Awareness of radicalisation, the techniques and signs can allow you to help people in need of support of guidance which could, in turn, save their life.

It is the law that responsible people in the workplace must record and report certain work-related illnesses and injuries. This is in line with The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013, or RIDDOR.

Self-harm is becoming more and more prevalent with people across the UK. Ensure you are aware of the signs of self-harm, as well as the risk factors, to stop someone you care for taking it too far.

Safer recruitment is vital to protecting children in care. If you don't know the correct vetting practises when it comes to recruiting staff to work with children under your care, you could be putting those children at serious risk of mental and physical harm. Make sure you know how to check the people you are recruiting.

The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (HSW Act) requires employers to ensure the health and safety of all employees and anyone who may be affected by their work, so far as is reasonably practicable. This includes taking steps to control slip and trip risks.

40% of all Sepsis survivours are left with life changing effects and 5 people die of Sepsis every hour in the UK.

Working with those with epilepsy can be a challenging and complex task. It is vital for the safety of those you care for that you fully understand the meaning, causes and triggers of epilepsy and seizures. This training is vital to the physical safety of those you care for.

Our equality and diversity course is perfect for managers and supervisors to help make sure that they put the best practice into place in the working environment. Equality and diversity training helps to reduce the occurrence of discrimination and to make sure everyone from any walk of life is treated equally and fairly.

This course is essential for anyone who works in the care and gives great knowledge of what infections are and how to stop them from spreading. Various types of infections will be explained and the control measures which should be in place will be fully explored, as well as the steps to take in the event of a breach.

Infection Control Advanced This course gives learners an awareness in line with guidelines set out by organisations such as the World Health Organisation (WHO) and is Health and Social Care Act 2008 and fundamental standards.