International Paramedics Day will be held on 8th July 2023 to build a better understanding of the breadth and depth of work carried out by paramedics around the world. Paramedicine and the Paramedic, is relatively young profession but it is growing rapidly with a very wide range of paramedic roles being carried out in different fields and we want to showcase this diversity in 2023. . Richard presents a special episode for International Paramedic Day 2023, which I based around #whatwedo. Within the episode we showcase the work that Paramedics are undertaking in General Practice and within leadership roles.
Guests include Sam Holmes from Coventry and Warwickshire GP Alliance, she is a lead Paramedic and works clinically, Sophie Delay from Leamington South and North PCN, who works as a advanced clinical practitioner, a ambulance paramedic and helps support her practices new staff and Helen Beaumont-Waters, who is the head of clinical development for the College of Paramedics.
As always special thank you to Martin and Scott for your help and support developing the episode.
Please feel free to contact us and follow on twitter at @FCPParamedicpod
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International Paramedics Day will be held on 8th July 2023 to build a better understanding of the breadth and depth of work carried out by paramedics around the world. Paramedicine and the Paramedic, is relatively young profession but it is growing rapidly with a very wide range of paramedic roles being carried out in different fields and we want to showcase this diversity in 2023. . Richard presents a special episode for International Paramedic Day 2023, which I based around #whatwedo. Within the episode we showcase the work that Paramedics are undertaking in General Practice and within leadership roles.
Guests include Sam Holmes from Coventry and Warwickshire GP Alliance, she is a lead Paramedic and works clinically, Sophie Delay from Leamington South and North PCN, who works as a advanced clinical practitioner, a ambulance paramedic and helps support her practices new staff and Helen Beaumont-Waters, who is the head of clinical development for the College of Paramedics.
As always special thank you to Martin and Scott for your help and support developing the episode.
Please feel free to contact us and follow on twitter at @FCPParamedicpod
HOME | International Paramedics Day
Display event - Primary Care and Prescribing Conference (collegeofparamedics.co.uk)
Diploma in Primary and Urgent Care (collegeofparamedics.co.uk)