John's Medical
Because It Matters
John's Medical
Because It Matters
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers. If you need something else, contact us.
Do you come to us?
Yes. All training is done in-house at your facility - your workplace, school or venue.
Where do you cover?
Midlands-based. Nationwide by arrangement.
What can you train?
CPR, oxygen administration, immediate anaphylaxis treatment, defibrillator (AED) use, First Aid at Work (FAW), Emergency First Aid at Work, the Annual Refresher, and Anaphylaxis Awareness. Further certificates by arrangement.
Are the courses certificated?
First Aid at Work (FAW), Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW), AED, oxygen administration and immediate anaphylaxis treatment are certificated. FAW and EFAW certificates are valid for 3 years. CPR is certified, accredited and taught by a paramedic. Anaphylaxis Awareness is awareness only, with an optional certificate of attendance. Further certificates by arrangement.
How do we book?
Contact Us. We agree a date that works for both of us.
Can we pick a date online?
No. Dates by mutual consent, around NHS shifts. Message us and we'll sort it.
Who teaches?
John, an HCPC registered UK NHS paramedic, teaches every course. We are a NUCO accredited provider.
Are you DBS checked?
Yes. John holds a clear Enhanced DBS check.
Who is it for?
Individuals, teams, small businesses, schools and community groups.
What happens after we get in touch?
We agree what you need, set a date, and deliver the training at your facility.
Not sure which course you need? Tell us your team size and type of work and we'll recommend the right one.
How many people in a class?
One to five. Small groups for intensive, personal instruction, so everyone actually gets to practise.
What do we need to provide?
A room and enough floor space for the group. We bring the training kit.
How far ahead should we get in touch?
As soon as you know you need it. We'll fit a date around NHS shifts.
Do you train evenings or weekends?
Yes, by arrangement, around both our diaries.
How many first aiders do you need?
HSE says the right first aid arrangements depend on the work you do and where you do it. Use HSE's guide to assess your first aid needs, or tell us your team size and type of work and we'll help.