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Independent Training Providers are now able to deliver medical emergencies at work courses with no membership to an awarding or professional body as long as they are able to demonstrate their capabilities and competencies as demonstrated by the Due Diligence procedure.

 

I will provide each candidate with certification that will include aforementioned learning outcomes, evaluation feedback forms and individual reflective practice activity sheet.

 

I am accountable to the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC PA32441) and governed by their Standards of Proficiency and Code of Conduct, and not only provide training, but also the verification of independent trainers through my professional membership.

 

Being an Independent Provider allows Medical Emergencies at Work the flexibility to respond to the latest evidence-based research and peer reviewed content in pre-hospital care, the creativity to tailor my courses to the needs of my customers and the freedom to use engaging and effective teaching and assessment techniques. 

 

As an Independent Training Provider, I do not rely on anyone else's logo or reputation, as such, I have a responsibility to not simply meet the minimum standards,

but to exceed them.