FIRST AID 4 LIFE LIMITED - Key Persons
A qualified trainer holding the PTLLS Award, John's attention to detail and person-centred approach to learning (along with of course his first aid knowledge) makes for effective, fun first aid courses of the very highest quality.
Mark is an Independent First Aid Trainer, ex British Soldier, and highly qualified alpine ski instructor based in the French Alps approximately an hours drive from Chamonix. He runs First Aid courses throughout the Alps mainly to Ski Instructors and Mountain Guides.
Mark is an IHCD Paramedic with 30 years front line experience in the Ambulance service, including 6 years Air Ambulance duty. Also an IHCD Clinical Tutor with 23 years post qualification experience, he has provided education to all grades of Ambulance Clinicians and Health Care Professionals in both the training & operational environments.
Meg is an IHCD Paramedic who so far has been in the ambulance service for 31 years and although part time now, she still enjoys the sense of fulfilment she receives by helping others. Her interest in teaching saw her become qualified to teach other ambulance staff and this interest continues to this day where she has been responsible for training Community First Responders in the South Devon area, the rest of her time being devoted to teaching first aid
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- Director & Trainer / Sam & Stella
Sam & Stella established First Aid 4 Life in early 2010. Professional trainer, outdoor instructor and casualty care specialist on a rescue team, Sam brings both training & business experience to the company.
Stella practised as a State Registered Occupational Therapist for over 25 years and brings combined experience of working in the NHS, Social Services and Private Health Care in both physical and mental health medicine.
Tom lives for the outdoors; he spends his weeks teaching others, weekends and holidays doing it for himself, and nights dreaming up new objectives. He was first inspired at school where he developed a love for climbing; becoming a regular on his school's winter trips to North Wales and the French Alps.