Paramedic Registration - long post

[Guest guest]

For those list members that are not Registered Nurses I think that

you should seriously consider Paramedic Registration. Registration

with a State Registered and recognised body can only raise the

professional profile of the ofsshore medic. If you are BAEMT members

you may be interested in the following note taken from the June

newsletter :-

Council for Professions Supplementary to Medicine

Paramedics Board

The Paramedics Board of the CPSM, which has been established to deal

with the State registration of Ambulance Paramedics, has asked the

Registrar to join the committee. The chair of the board Mr Ken Wenman

feels that it is important to have the Non-IHCD Paramedic represented

and heard.

The board has specific responsibility for the criteria of entry and

its effectiveness.

It is felt that the association will be able to offer expertise to

the commitee and ensure that the voice of the non IHCD Paramedic is

heard.

I will be contacting the CPSM in order to obtain a 'registration

pack', I'll keep you posted .............

For anyone working onshore in a remote location -

I recently did my PALS course at Madingley Hall in Cambs. I would

highly recommend the course. A totally new subject for me that I

found extremely interesting. Also plenty of female paediactric junior

SHO's !! Anyone want's any info let me know.

TC+

[Guest guest]

Tim. Where do you send for the registration packs ? A contact for CPSM would

be gratefully received. And is it necesary to be with BAEMT? I used to be

an EMT-P with them but did not renew.

The BASICS courses are all very good. They used to run them in Scotland,

but we seem to be ignored now. Combined with transport costs from up north,

Madingly hall is a bit expensive. Still if the female SHO's are that

nice........

It look like PHTLS/BTLS are not run up here either. This only leaves the

courses run by my colleagues and I. For info www.madasafish.com/~davygunn

Gunn, Glencoe, Scotland

10/06/00 18:24:38 GMT Daylight Time

e-mail address:davygunn@...

Personal web on mountain trauma: www.madasafish.com/~davygunn

[] Paramedic Registration - long post

> For those list members that are not Registered Nurses I think that

> you should seriously consider Paramedic Registration. Registration

> with a State Registered and recognised body can only raise the

> professional profile of the ofsshore medic. If you are BAEMT members

> you may be interested in the following note taken from the June

> newsletter :-

>

> Council for Professions Supplementary to Medicine

>

> Paramedics Board

>

> The Paramedics Board of the CPSM, which has been established to deal

> with the State registration of Ambulance Paramedics, has asked the

> Registrar to join the committee. The chair of the board Mr Ken Wenman

> feels that it is important to have the Non-IHCD Paramedic represented

> and heard.

> The board has specific responsibility for the criteria of entry and

> its effectiveness.

> It is felt that the association will be able to offer expertise to

> the commitee and ensure that the voice of the non IHCD Paramedic is

> heard.

>

> I will be contacting the CPSM in order to obtain a 'registration

> pack', I'll keep you posted .............

>

> For anyone working onshore in a remote location -

>

> I recently did my PALS course at Madingley Hall in Cambs. I would

> highly recommend the course. A totally new subject for me that I

> found extremely interesting. Also plenty of female paediactric junior

> SHO's !! Anyone want's any info let me know.

>

> TC+

>

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