Guest guest Posted March 23, 2008 Report Share Posted March 23, 2008 Hi All I am not sure if I missed all previous discussion on this course (I probably did). Can anyone refresh me with regard to how well this course will go with regard to industry acceptance and how well it will be recognised by other educational institutions. I am based down under and thinking of getting back into remote area health care after an 18 month break. Background in EMS/pre-hospital care. It looks interesting to me. Thanks Darren On 23/03/2008, at 10:48 PM, Ian Sharpe wrote: > All, > > As you'll be aware the Diploma in Remote and Offshore Medicine is > due to go > live towards the end of this year. > > We are currently looking for persons interested in tutoring, > supplying the > content and running certain modules. > > We are looking for subject experts in the following two areas > > C05 Dive medicine - > > C06 Tropical Medicine - > > Obviously likely candidates will be screened etc by the RCS but if > anyone > has any suggestions for person who may fit the criteria for the above > modules please give either myself or Ross a shout. A post grad > qualification > in the subject field would be essential as would tutoring experience. > > Ian@... > > ross.boardman@... > > Many Thanks and Best Wishes > > Ian > > Ian Sharpe > > " Sentio Aliquos Togatos Contra Me Conspirare " > > Tel. (UK) + 44 7970 782897 > Tel. (Cy) + 357 99358421 > Tel. (Kz) + 7 701 747 0108 > > Skype UID - irsharpe > > IM - ian_the_medic@... > > " Sharpe's Retreat " > 5 Spyrou Kyprianou > 35 > 8280 Mesoyi > Paphos > > cyflag > > E-Mail <mailto:Ian@...> Ian@... or > <mailto:Ian.Sharpe@...> Ian.Sharpe@... > > This e-mail and any attached documents are intended only for the > addressee(s) named above. As this e-mail may contain confidential or > legally > privileged information, please notify us immediately if you are not > the > named addressee or the person responsible for delivering the message > to the > named addressee, and delete the message permanently. This e-mail and > any > attached documents should not be disclosed to any other person nor > copies > taken without the prior consent of the sender. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2008 Report Share Posted March 23, 2008 Darren, The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh are one of the leading academic institutions in the UK in regard to Pre-Hospital care (amongst other things) so in terms of acceptance I doubt you'd find anything more widely recognised. In terms of industry experience remember this is not designed to replace the UK HSE medics course, the is a post grad diploma level academic qualification aimed at those medics, who want " more " than the usual range of qualifications, its built and designed around remote and offshore medics and the likely skill sets they will need. All of the tutors so far are experts in their fields or have years of industry experience. This won't be a tick in the box course, but a full on academic battle with the books. Of course at the end of it (assuming you pass) you will be issued with a Diploma by one of leading medical institutions in the UK, but that isn't the important part, the important part is you will have completed a specific diploma designed solely for the remote medic, something that to date is not available anywhere else in the world. Just as the DipPHC issued by the college has become THE gold standard pre hospital care qual we would like to see the DipROM take the same vain. In short if I were a manager reviewing CV's and I had to identical candidates, one with and one without the diploma, I know which one I'd take..... Rgs Ian From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Darren Sent: 24 March 2008 06:14 Subject: Re: DipROM Tutors Hi All I am not sure if I missed all previous discussion on this course (I probably did). Can anyone refresh me with regard to how well this course will go with regard to industry acceptance and how well it will be recognised by other educational institutions. I am based down under and thinking of getting back into remote area health care after an 18 month break. Background in EMS/pre-hospital care. It looks interesting to me. Thanks Darren On 23/03/2008, at 10:48 PM, Ian Sharpe wrote: > All, > > As you'll be aware the Diploma in Remote and Offshore Medicine is > due to go > live towards the end of this year. > > We are currently looking for persons interested in tutoring, > supplying the > content and running certain modules. > > We are looking for subject experts in the following two areas > > C05 Dive medicine - > > C06 Tropical Medicine - > > Obviously likely candidates will be screened etc by the RCS but if > anyone > has any suggestions for person who may fit the criteria for the above > modules please give either myself or Ross a shout. A post grad > qualification > in the subject field would be essential as would tutoring experience. > > Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> > > ross.boardman@... <mailto:ross.boardman%40bluebottle.com> > > Many Thanks and Best Wishes > > Ian > > Ian Sharpe > > " Sentio Aliquos Togatos Contra Me Conspirare " > > Tel. (UK) + 44 7970 782897 > Tel. (Cy) + 357 99358421 > Tel. (Kz) + 7 701 747 0108 > > Skype UID - irsharpe > > IM - ian_the_medic@... <mailto:ian_the_medic%40hotmail.com> > > " Sharpe's Retreat " > 5 Spyrou Kyprianou > 35 > 8280 Mesoyi > Paphos > > cyflag > > E-Mail <mailto:Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> > Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> or > <mailto:Ian.Sharpe@... <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> > Ian.Sharpe@... <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> > > This e-mail and any attached documents are intended only for the > addressee(s) named above. As this e-mail may contain confidential or > legally > privileged information, please notify us immediately if you are not > the > named addressee or the person responsible for delivering the message > to the > named addressee, and delete the message permanently. This e-mail and > any > attached documents should not be disclosed to any other person nor > copies > taken without the prior consent of the sender. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2008 Report Share Posted March 24, 2008 Ian, You say this is a Post Graduate Qualification, so does that mean you would need a Degree to enter the course?Roy @...: irsharpe@...: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:03:39 +0500Subject: RE: DipROM Tutors Darren,The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh are one of the leading academicinstitutions in the UK in regard to Pre-Hospital care (amongst other things)so in terms of acceptance I doubt you'd find anything more widelyrecognised.In terms of industry experience remember this is not designed to replace theUK HSE medics course, the is a post grad diploma level academicqualification aimed at those medics, who want " more " than the usual rangeof qualifications, its built and designed around remote and offshore medicsand the likely skill sets they will need. All of the tutors so far areexperts in their fields or have years of industry experience. This won't bea tick in the box course, but a full on academic battle with the books. Ofcourse at the end of it (assuming you pass) you will be issued with aDiploma by one of leading medical institutions in the UK, but that isn't theimportant part, the important part is you will have completed a specificdiploma designed solely for the remote medic, something that to date is notavailable anywhere else in the world.Just as the DipPHC issued by the college has become THE gold standard prehospital care qual we would like to see the DipROM take the same vain.In short if I were a manager reviewing CV's and I had to identicalcandidates, one with and one without the diploma, I know which one I'dtake.....RgsIanFrom: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Darren Sent: 24 March 2008 06:14To: @...: Re: DipROM TutorsHi AllI am not sure if I missed all previous discussion on this course (I probably did). Can anyone refresh me with regard to how well this course will go with regard to industry acceptance and how well it will be recognised by other educational institutions. I am based down under and thinking of getting back into remote area health care after an 18 month break. Background in EMS/pre-hospital care.It looks interesting to me.ThanksDarrenOn 23/03/2008, at 10:48 PM, Ian Sharpe wrote:> All,>> As you'll be aware the Diploma in Remote and Offshore Medicine is > due to go> live towards the end of this year.>> We are currently looking for persons interested in tutoring, > supplying the> content and running certain modules.>> We are looking for subject experts in the following two areas>> C05 Dive medicine ->> C06 Tropical Medicine ->> Obviously likely candidates will be screened etc by the RCS but if > anyone> has any suggestions for person who may fit the criteria for the above> modules please give either myself or Ross a shout. A post grad > qualification> in the subject field would be essential as would tutoring experience.>> Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> >> ross.boardman@... <mailto:ross.boardman%40bluebottle.com> >> Many Thanks and Best Wishes>> Ian>> Ian Sharpe>> " Sentio Aliquos Togatos Contra Me Conspirare " >> Tel. (UK) + 44 7970 782897> Tel. (Cy) + 357 99358421> Tel. (Kz) + 7 701 747 0108>> Skype UID - irsharpe>> IM - ian_the_medic@... <mailto:ian_the_medic%40hotmail.com> >> " Sharpe's Retreat " > 5 Spyrou Kyprianou> 35> 8280 Mesoyi> Paphos>> cyflag>> E-Mail <mailto:Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> >Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> or> <mailto:Ian.Sharpe@... <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> >Ian.Sharpe@... <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> >> This e-mail and any attached documents are intended only for the> addressee(s) named above. As this e-mail may contain confidential or > legally> privileged information, please notify us immediately if you are not > the> named addressee or the person responsible for delivering the message > to the> named addressee, and delete the message permanently. This e-mail and > any> attached documents should not be disclosed to any other person nor > copies> taken without the prior consent of the sender.>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 Roy, Its post grad level, entry will be judged on a case by case basis by a panel of college members and peers, this is still being finalised as we speak, Rgs Ian From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of roy hayes Sent: 24 March 2008 21:13 Subject: RE: DipROM Tutors Ian, You say this is a Post Graduate Qualification, so does that mean you would need a Degree to enter the course?Roy @... <mailto:%40From> : irsharpe@... <mailto:irsharpe%40gmail.comDate> : Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:03:39 +0500Subject: RE: DipROM Tutors Darren,The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh are one of the leading academicinstitutions in the UK in regard to Pre-Hospital care (amongst other things)so in terms of acceptance I doubt you'd find anything more widelyrecognised.In terms of industry experience remember this is not designed to replace theUK HSE medics course, the is a post grad diploma level academicqualification aimed at those medics, who want " more " than the usual rangeof qualifications, its built and designed around remote and offshore medicsand the likely skill sets they will need. All of the tutors so far areexperts in their fields or have years of industry experience. This won't bea tick in the box course, but a full on academic battle with the books. Ofcourse at the end of it (assuming you pass) you will be issued with aDiploma by one of leading medical institutions in the UK, but that isn't theimportant part, the important part is you will have completed a specificdiploma designed solely for the remote medic, something that to date is notavailable anywhere else in the world.Just as the DipPHC issued by the college has become THE gold standard prehospital care qual we would like to see the DipROM take the same vain.In short if I were a manager reviewing CV's and I had to identicalcandidates, one with and one without the diploma, I know which one I'dtake.....RgsIanFrom: <mailto:%40> [mailto: <mailto:%40> ] On Behalf Of Darren Sent: 24 March 2008 06:14To: @... <mailto:%40Subject> : Re: DipROM TutorsHi AllI am not sure if I missed all previous discussion on this course (I probably did). Can anyone refresh me with regard to how well this course will go with regard to industry acceptance and how well it will be recognised by other educational institutions. I am based down under and thinking of getting back into remote area health care after an 18 month break. Background in EMS/pre-hospital care.It looks interesting to me.ThanksDarrenOn 23/03/2008, at 10:48 PM, Ian Sharpe wrote:> All,>> As you'll be aware the Diploma in Remote and Offshore Medicine is > due to go> live towards the end of this year.>> We are currently looking for persons interested in tutoring, > supplying the> content and running certain modules.>> We are looking for subject experts in the following two areas>> C05 Dive medicine ->> C06 Tropical Medicine ->> Obviously likely candidates will be screened etc by the RCS but if > anyone> has any suggestions for person who may fit the criteria for the above> modules please give either myself or Ross a shout. A post grad > qualification> in the subject field would be essential as would tutoring experience.>> Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> >> ross.boardman@... <mailto:ross.boardman%40bluebottle.com> <mailto:ross.boardman%40bluebottle.com> >> Many Thanks and Best Wishes>> Ian>> Ian Sharpe>> " Sentio Aliquos Togatos Contra Me Conspirare " >> Tel. (UK) + 44 7970 782897> Tel. (Cy) + 357 99358421> Tel. (Kz) + 7 701 747 0108>> Skype UID - irsharpe>> IM - ian_the_medic@... <mailto:ian_the_medic%40hotmail.com> <mailto:ian_the_medic%40hotmail.com> >> " Sharpe's Retreat " > 5 Spyrou Kyprianou> 35> 8280 Mesoyi> Paphos>> cyflag>> E-Mail <mailto:Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> >Ian@... <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> <mailto:Ian%40Remotemedics.co.uk> or> <mailto:Ian.Sharpe@... <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> >Ian.Sharpe@... <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> <mailto:Ian.Sharpe%40Agipkco.com> >> This e-mail and any attached documents are intended only for the> addressee(s) named above. As this e-mail may contain confidential or > legally> privileged information, please notify us immediately if you are not > the> named addressee or the person responsible for delivering the message > to the> named addressee, and delete the message permanently. This e-mail and > any> attached documents should not be disclosed to any other person nor > copies> taken without the prior consent of the sender.>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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