THE MEDICS LODGE // good training – great treatment™
In the year ending June 2022 there were an estimated 1,760 roadside fatalities in reported road traffic collisions in the UK.
In the same year, ending March 2022 there were 261 homicides using a sharp instrument, such as knives and broken bottles.
We specialise in the delivery of ‘Good Training’ that’s creative, engaging and realistic. To help empower first responders and medical operators with the ability to deliver ‘Great Treatment’ to patients, with any injury in all pre-hospital arenas. We achieve this with a mixture of seminars, skill stations and scenarios supported by expert professional delivery from our instructor faculty.
Seminars
We construct knowledge and understanding through well planned and delivered short, active seminars with a focus on educational engagement and discussion.
skill stations
We expand on this by improving confidence and clinical competence through the process of well structured educational and engaging practical skill-stations.
scenarios
To finalise we deliver immersive and dynamic stress inoculation scenarios that utilise realistic simulation to finalise our clients experience and skill set.
This qualification is specifically designed for individuals who operate within high-risk industries.
This qualification is specifically designed for individuals who operate within MID-risk industries.
This qualification is specifically designed for individuals who operate within LOW-risk industries.
The Medics Lodge understand that no two organisations or individuals are the same, nor do they share the same operational requirements. This is why we ensure that we offer more than just a standard package for all of our clients.
Our training team ensure that the delivery is always tailored as best as it can be to our clients need and working arena.
Hands on training that empowers security and close protection operators with the professional competencies to provide immediate trauma care to both clients and colleagues.
Realistic and educational training solutions that bolsters the capabilities of frontline workers within the emergency services who respond to emergencies within our communities.
Engaging sessions that prepare non-medical professionals who might have to manage illness and injury in a variety of unique and challenging locations all over the world.
immersive training that prepares those within the maritime industry to confidently identify and manage medical emergencies and trauma patients whilst at sea waiting for expert medical support.
Tailored training solutions that equip those within the armed forces with extra skills to be able to manage austere medical and trauma patients arising from conflict zones.
Practical solutions for organisations who work within high-risk industries to empower individuals with the confidence to manage time critical injuries in complex conditions.
In the year ending June 2022 there were an estimated 1,760 roadside fatalities in reported road traffic collisions in the UK.
In the same year, ending March 2022 there were 261 homicides using a sharp instrument, such as knives and broken bottles.
We specialise in the delivery of ‘Good Training’ that’s creative, engaging and realistic. To help empower first responders and medical operators with the ability to deliver ‘Great Treatment’ to patients, with any injury in all pre-hospital arenas. We achieve this with a mixture of seminars, skill stations and scenarios supported by expert professional delivery from our instructor faculty.
Seminars
We construct knowledge and understanding through well planned and delivered short, active seminars with a focus on educational engagement and discussion.
skill stations
We expand on this by improving confidence and clinical competence through the process of well structured educational and engaging practical skill-stations.
scenarios
To finalise we deliver immersive and dynamic stress inoculation scenarios that utilise realistic simulation to finalise our clients experience and skill set.
THIS QUALIFICATION IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO OPERATE WITHIN HIGH-RISK INDUSTRIES.
THIS QUALIFICATION IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO OPERATE WITHIN MID-RISK INDUSTRIES.
THIS QUALIFICATION IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO OPERATE WITHIN LOW RISK INDUSTRIES.
The Medics Lodge understand that no two organisations are the same, nor do they have the same professional requirements. We ensure our delivery is always tailored to your needs.
Tailored training solutions that equip those within the armed forces with extra skills to be able to manage austere medical and trauma patients arising from conflict zones.
Realistic and educational training solutions that bolsters the capabilities of frontline workers within the emergency services who respond to emergencies within our communities.
Engaging sessions that prepare non-medical professionals who might have to manage illness and injury in a variety of unique and challenging locations all over the world.
Hands on training that empowers security and close protection operators with the professional competencies to provide immediate trauma care to both clients and colleagues.
Practical solutions for organisations who work within high-risk industries to empower individuals with the confidence to manage time critical injuries in complex conditions.
immersive training that prepares those within the maritime industry to confidently identify and manage medical emergencies and trauma patients whilst at sea waiting for expert medical support.
First Response Emergency Care level 3 (FREC 3) is a 5 day pre-hospital care course that is specifically designed for those seeking a career in the emergency services, ambulance services, the event medical sector or those who work in high risk workplaces.
FREC 3 is also a regulated and nationally recognised prehospital care qualification that is clinically endorsed by The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care – The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and fulfils the competencies set out in the Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) skills framework at descriptor level D.
RTACC however is designed to meet the specific casualty care needs of the emergency services and high-risk industries, providing tried and tested life-saving skills in a 3 day course. RTACC offers a highly focused, well researched and totally current emergency care course for individuals who may potentially face casualties with life threatening trauma and medical conditions.
RTACC is a also a accredited course that meets the Faculty of Pre-hospital Care (FPHC), Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) guidelines level E of The Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh (one level higher than FREC). Candidates will be empowered to manage serious medical and trauma emergencies in an immersive and engaging manner, developing knowledge, real-world skills and confidence.
RTACC guides the learner to identify and manage time critical injuries with appropriate interventions. Hands-on experience, live actors, casualty simulation and short highly focused lectures providing the perfect balance of theoretical and practical learning.
We have delivered both suites of courses and find RTACC to be a far superior course in terms of course syllabus, background and objective.
FTACC is a new evolution in first aid, providing learners with first aid skills in a new and innovative way, now adopted successfully throughout the emergency services and first aid community. FTACC is a long overdue revolution in the world of First Aid and replaces generations of often mundane and un-stimulating courses that people have previously experienced.
Gone are the days of ‘tick box’ first aid! FTACC is very different. The adoption and retention of lifesaving skills is vital to sustain our communities as society grows older, first aid courses must be informative, engaging and proven to empower responders in making an immediate difference. FTACC exceeds the minimum standards set by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and uses a unique new approach to identify and treat the ill and injured.
FTACC is a accredited course that meets the Faculty of Pre-hospital Care (FPHC), Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) guidelines level B of The Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh and is equivalent to Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) and First Aid at Work (FAW).
The Integrated Emergency Care Programme (IECP) progresses candidates from a basic to advanced level of pre-hospital training. IECP is a progressive and systematic pathway to enhancing skills and empowering people to save lives. The IECP starts with our First Aid, Trauma and Casualty Care course and ends with the Anaesthesia Trauma Critical Care (ATACC) course.
ATACC is currently the most advanced trauma course available worldwide.
Yes.
As of October 1st 2021 anyone applying for a SIA licence will need to have undertaken a first-aid or ‘equivalent’ qualification. All of our Immediate Emergency Care Programme qualifications meets the requirements of the SIA for close protection officers and fulfils the SIA first aid requirements to obtain a Level 3 SIA license.
This is a common question we are asked by first responders and it all comes down to a few key factors.
If you’re at higher risk of being exposed to casualties with time critical injuries/illnesses then we would suggest the RTACC course as this has more content within its’ syllabus and is delivered over 3 days rather than BTACCs’ 2 days. BTACC is a great entry level for individuals who have some experience in pre-hospital care as a first responder.
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