Posted on October 27th, 2009 by Ruth
Netcare 911 provides emergency services to patients in crisis and they are the recognised South African leader in emergency services.
Netcare 911 operates the largest private emergency medical services training centre in Africa.
There are three major levels or qualifications of emergency care practitioners at present in South Africa. All emergency care practitioners are registered with the HPCSA who is also the body that sets the requirements for the training institutions.
1st Qualification – Basic Life support (BAA)
This course is the entry level requirement for those who want to work in emergency medical services. The course is presented over a six week period. At the end of the course, students will be able to -
- administer oxygen and oral glucose
- be proficient in CPR and AED use
- be able to deliver a baby
- safely extricating a patient from a motor vehicle accident
Students are also trained in the management of medical conditions as well as in how to treat a trauma patient.
Their second qualification is Intermediate Life Support presented over 13 weeks and the third qualification is Advanced Life Support over a period of 10 months.
If this dynamic and exciting line of work appeals to you, don’t hesitate to call … qualified South African paramedics are highly regarded in other countries.
Contact Details:
Riverview Office Park
Janadel Road
Midrand
Tel: 0860 NETCARE (0860 638 2273)
Tel: +27 (0)10 209 8911
Fax: +27 10 209 8405
E-mail: customer.service@netcare.co.za
Website:www.netcare911.co.za
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Posted on October 27th, 2009 by Ruth
Emergency Medical Training offers a range of courses including first aid level 1, first aid level 2, first aid level 3, basic CPR, fire safety awareness, SAMSA maritime first aid and SA Rugby Boksmart Rugby Medic Programme.
All the courses are registered by the Department of Labour or the Resuscitation Council of South Africa, SAMSA or HWseta.
Training for these outstanding courses is provided by highly qualified instructors who are continuously being updated and re-evaluated, and for this very reason, students can be guaranteed of receiving the very best training there is. The instructors all have experience in the emergency medical environment and are all currently treating patients on a regular basis.
Contact Details:
Suite B6 Westlake Square
Westlake Drive
Westlake
Cape Town
Tel: +27 21 701 6901
Fax: +27 21 701 6924
Website: www.emt.co.za
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Posted on October 26th, 2009 by Ruth
The founders of Firstcare Medics is Christo and Charlene Theron, and they have numerous years of experience as volunteers in the Emergency Service. Their staff include paramedics, firemen, rescue specialists, lifesavers and more. These people have all been chosen for their passion for this type of work
They offer a wide variety of courses from CPR, Emergency Management, First Aid levels 1, 2 and 3 as well as Rugby Medic Courses and customised courses.
All their instructors are highly qualified and keep updated on the latest practical skills as well as new developments in the industry. Their First Aid Course are compliant with the Department of Labour’s regulations.
First Aid Level One:
Basic first aid.
First Aid Level Two & Three:
Advanced first aid. Content is compliant with Department of Labour regulations.
This level is the highest First Aid qualification available. In certain industries this level is required by law.
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation:
CPR, PR and how to treat a choking person.
Spinal Alignment:
How to treat and immobilise a patient with a spinal injury.
Save a Life:
Condensed Level 1 – basic course on how to save a life
Contact Details:
Christo: 082 469 2322
Website: www.firstcare.zar.cc
e-mail: christo@firstcare.zar.cc
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Posted on October 26th, 2009 by Ruth
They are a life support ambulance service with a team of highly qualified professionals. The team consists of advanced life support paramedics with many years experience in emergency medical care and training. Check their website for their extensive training.
LifeMed also opened the doors of their new Parys branch in the Free State on 1 June 2009.
They offer a 24 Hour service in Parys/Vredefort and surrounding areas.
All their courses are accredited with the Department of Labour and the Resuscitation Council of S.A.
They offer their First Aid Level One, Two and Three Course. Their First Aid Level One course has the following interesting modules:
- principles of First Aid and Safety
- emergency scene management
- examination of a patient
- CPR
- artificial respiration
- head and spinal injuries
- shock and unconsciousness
- wounds, bleeding and fractures
- soft tissue and crushed injuries
- choking and epileptic fits
- HIV & Aids
- practical exercise
Contact Details:
Hugo: 0861 086 911
Fax: 086 646 9757
Control room: +27 86108 6911
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Posted on October 26th, 2009 by Ruth
They provide an emergency care service primarily to the mining industry. All those in the mining industry are trained to the required competency by MRS in compliance with the Minerals Act and Regulations.
The South African Mines Rescue Service is accredited by the Health Professions Council of SA , enabling them to conduct courses on Basic Life Support, with emphasis to specific underground trauma.
Their Advanced Course is a three day course in advanced mines rescue policies and procedures in order that captains and selected senior brigadesmen are provided with the necessary expertise required in leading and supervising Rescue teams safely and efficiently.
They are also accredited by the Health Professions Council of SA which means they can conduct a course comprising modules on Basic Life Support, with emphasis to specific underground trauma. Annual competency based refresher training is required.
They have other courses such as: Borehole Training, Rope Rescue Technician as well as training in fires and explosions.
Contact Details:
Wilton Nkwayi Street
Evander
Tel: +27 17 632 4671
Fax: +27 17 632 2683
Website: www.minesrescue.co.za
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