30-Hours Professional Diploma in Ambulance Care Assistant
Credit hours
3
Aimed at people interested in non-emergency patient transport, this course explains the ambulance care assistant role alongside safe moving and handling, infection control and basic patient monitoring. It also covers first aid and emergency procedures, communicating well with patients, and safeguarding vulnerable people during transit. Useful preparation for anyone considering work in patient transport services.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to the Role of an Ambulance Care Assistant
- 02Principles of Patient Transport and Non-Emergency Care
- 03Safe Moving and Handling Techniques
- 04Infection Prevention and Control in Patient Transport
- 05Basic Anatomy, Physiology, and Patient Monitoring
- 06First Aid and Emergency Response Procedures
- 07Communication Skills and Patient Interaction
- 08Safeguarding Vulnerable Individuals in Transit
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