Non university paramedic training
Dear Health and Care Professions Council,
Could you please provide the following:
The number of non university approved paramedic training qualifications
The number of in employment training up to paramedic registration
It seems the huge shortage of paramedics is solely due to the insistence of attending an un-nhs funded course for 3 years full time which only 18 year olds living with thier parents can practically do. There are currently a huge number of paramedic graduates who leave the profession in the first year as they were not aware what the job was really like, surely this route is ineffective , these graduates would never have got to the position of paramedic in the traditional training method and the service would be full of staff who want to be there as opposed to now with 21 year old kids who have no patient communication skills but can write an essay, the job does not involve essays it involves communicating with patients
Yours faithfully,
Jo rickman
Dear Jo
Thank you for your request for information about Paramedics, which was received on 11 January 2016. We are treating this as a request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
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Giba Begum
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Dear Jo Rickman,
Thank you for your recent information request regarding HCPC approved
paramedic programmes. Your request has been handled under the Freedom of
Information Act (FOIA) (2000).
The full list of approved paramedic programmes and the course details can
be found via our register of approved education and training programmes at
the following link;
[1]http://www.hcpc-uk.org/education/program...
At present there are twelve paramedic programmes which are run by
education providers who are not universities.
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Freedom of Information
Health and Care Professions Council
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