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Prometheus Medical International are extremely proud to have partnered with West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) by delivering 10 NAEMT PHTLS courses this year to 98 Paramedic Mentors across their trust.

Given that the manufacturing space often adheres to the HSE guidance of “First Aid at Work,” which limits businesses to rely on emergency services, there is a growing need to equip and empower the right individuals at the right place and time.

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our selection of instructors, all of whom are clinically current professionals. Our team comprises practising doctors, paramedics, and nurses with extensive experience in emergency and pre-hospital care.

We are thrilled to share a case study based on the feedback from our May 2024 course. This session featured four exceptional instructors with extensive outdoor medicine experience, making it a rich learning opportunity for our students.

Prometheus Medical International are currently providing a number of PHTLS training courses to West Midlands Ambulance Service Trust (WMAS) Clinical Team Mentors as part of their Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

We are re-branding as Prometheus Medical International. We have over 20 locations across the world, supported by our permanent offices in the UK.

Steve Backshall trained with us on the NAEMT TECC course which teaches prehospital providers how to care for patients in a civilian tactical environment.

Prometheus Medical are attending the Health & Wellbeing at Work 2024 exhibition, we look forward to meeting you all soon. We will be on STAND 10.

Prometheus Medical is delighted to receive the Silver Award from Investors in People. This latest award confirms that our people and leaders continue to make active efforts to ensure real consistency.

Prometheus instructors hosted a medical scenario demonstration day for a Consultancy and Training client to showcase and demonstrate to staff how to get the best out of Medical Scenario training.