Caring for You and
Your Family

We employ staff with a wide range of skills and experience. All hold nationally recognised qualifications. The NHS runs a programme of ongoing training and professional development to ensure that skills for all the staff are kept up to date. We work to the latest nationally recognised treatment protocols, to ensure the best care for our patients. We do not employ Medics, First Aiders as their training is not adequate for combat sports.

Emergency Care Assistance is the lowest medical grade we use. The ECA works on the front line attending 999 emergencies with Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians. They come with a wealth of experience and an in depth knowledge of emergency protocols.

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – all have more advanced resuscitation skills, and have a wider range of treatment options available to them. This is the middle grade of staff in the Ambulance service, staff work on the Ambulances attending 999 emergencies.

Paramedics – all our paramedics hold state registration. They possess the full range of advanced skills and equipment needed to manage the seriously ill or injured patient. Skills including advanced airway management, resuscitation skills with the resuscitation medication to go with the skills, Advanced drugs with immobilisation and defibrillators.

Nurses – many patients at events can be dealt with onsite by an appropriate nurse, removing the need for a hospital visit. Skills available include wound closure, definitive minor injury management and a wide range of medication for minor illnesses. All our nurses work in the Emergency Department of hospitals or have worked in ED with many years of experience.

Doctors – our doctors come from a range of acute specialities, and all have recent A&E experience. They have access to a full range of treatment equipment, effectively bringing the hospital to the patient. Some are surgeons others Orthopaedic specialists all brining a wealth of experience and knowledge to your combat events.