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First Responder

North West Ambulance Service First Responders

Community First Responders are volunteers who give their time freely to help save lives in their community. Responders are everyday members of the general public who are trained in the use of Automated External Defibrillators and the treatment and control of a wide range of potentially life threatening conditions. In cases of heart attack it has been identified that early intervention can result in a significant improvement in prognosis. First Responders provide support to the regular Ambulance Service by attending serious and life threatening 999 calls in and around the community to provide the earliest possible intervention for patients in the first few minutes until the arrival of an Ambulance.

What skills do I need?

First Responders must be caring honest individuals; be able to reach the required level of training in basic life support and defibrillation skills.

When do I need to be available?

Morning Afternoon Evening
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Register your interest
  • Ideal for people interested in
  • Emergency Response / Disaster Relief
  • Ideal for people who like
  • First Aid
  • Practical Skills and DIY
  • Details
  • Age/gender restrictions
    18+
  • Certificate scheme
    NO
  • Equal Opportunities Policy
    YES
  • Further training
    YES
  • Health and Safety Policy
    YES
  • Induction training
    yes
  • Insurance cover
    YES
  • Internet access
    yes
  • Mobility access
    Yes
  • Police check
    Yes
  • Travel expenses
    NO
  • Volunteer induction Pack
    Yes
  • Application Process
  • Application Form
  • Informal Discussion
  • Other
  • References

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