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40 hours (5 days)
1:6
CPD Required
Qualsafe Level 4 Certificate in First Response Emergency Care (RQF).
Training is delivered at Outreach Rescue’s dedicated training facilities – near Bangor, North Wales and Raglan, South Wales. Alternative approved venues with appropriate facilities can also be considered.
180 hours total (40 guided learning hours minimum, 141 additional study hours).
Equip particpants with the skills and knowledge to manage a variety of emergency and urgent care scenarios, enhancing employability and operational readiness in prehospital environments.
Professionals with responsibilities in prehospital care, including emergency care assistants, intermediate ambulance practitioners, and those pursuing advanced medical roles in emergency services.
Recognised qualification supporting progression in NHS, private ambulance services, and specialist emergency roles.
Covers advanced prehospital care techniques, including ECG monitoring, trauma care, and paediatric emergency care.
Combines theoretical and practical training aligned with Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care guidelines.
Accredited by Qualsafe Awards and aligned with the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care (RCS Ed) and Skills for Health Assessment Principles.
Participants must hold a Qualsafe Level 3 Certificate in First Response Emergency Care (or equivalent) and evidence of 118 hours of contextualised practice or study. To benefit from the learning we advise that Learners have a minimum of Level 2 in literacy or equivalent
– Learners must be at least 18 years old.
– Valid Level 3 FREC certificate or equivalent.
– CPD profile detailing 118 hours of study or contextualised practice.
Progress to higher-level qualifications, including the Qualsafe Level 5 Diploma in First Response Emergency and Urgent Care (RQF), or roles such as paramedic or associate ambulance practitioner.
– Patient assessment using the ABCDE approach.
– Understanding cardiac conduction, ECG monitoring, and heart pathologies.
– Paediatric assessment triangle and safeguarding children.
– Recognising and managing sepsis and respiratory conditions.
– Application of 3- and 12-lead ECGs.
– Advanced airway management, including supraglottic devices.
– Administering medical gases such as oxygen and nitrous oxide mixtures.
– Immobilisation of limb and spinal injuries using appropriate equipment.
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