Fife Medical Group Ltd

Fife Medical Group Ltd Whatever your requirement is, we can supply basic first aiders, advanced first aiders, medics or event nurses, technicians, paramedics and doctors.
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Fife Medical Group specialise in first aid and medical event cover, medical and first aid training, and mental health first aid, wellbeing training and full workplace compliance delivering a professional, reliable and friendly service across Scotland&uk A company is only as strong as the staff that drives it so from the bottom of our hearts we would like to say a massive thanks to all connected w

ith our business, our staff, customers and suppliers. It goes without saying that no company, small or large can win over the long run without energized staff who believe in the mission and understand how to achieve it

Fife medical group is a company set up to specialize in

1 Event first aid and emergency medical cover

Are you looking to get your event covered Fife Medical Group are a dynamic and professional medical events company supplying professional and highly competent fully insured medical personnel to cover your medical events. We also have a fleet of ambulances and medical treatments tents and larger treatment facilities. We also have designated staff trained with additional skills such as mental health first aiders, safeguarding, fire marshal, infection control, manual handling and many more giving our customers great value for money. All our medical teams are fully kitted with kit to fit their clinical scope of practice and all of their patient treatment is fully electronic on a tablet with each tablet having access to electronic - Joint Royal College Ambulance Liaison Committee (JRCALC) and JRCALC plus clinical guidelines. Fife medical group has the responsibility to render first aid and medical care to the sick or injured at any public event in collaboration with the event organizers’ and also the local emergency services. Fife medical group are responsible for providing the top level of care within the clinicians individual scope of practice within the event area
your objective is simple; to run an event which is enjoyed by all who attend it, and which is remembered for all the right reasons. At the back of your mind though you know that there is the ever-present risk of accident or sudden illness, which can affect either your staff or visitors. Naturally you want to ensure that you have medical cover in place to deal with such problems calmly, professionally and with minimal disruption to your event. You also want the reassurance of knowing that the medical cover you have organised is the best available, and meets the ever-increasing number of guidelines and regulations in place. This is where Fife Medical Group comes to your aid; we pride ourselves on providing a comprehensive and professional service to event organizers’. We tailor our services to the specific needs of your event, leaving you secure in the knowledge that, should the worst happen, you have the support of a highly trained team ready to come to the aid of your staff and visitors. With us having our own training company within the group we can develop our staff to a very high Standard and also give them ongoing higher level training as part of our continual personal and professional development plan and policy.

2. professional training services

As a well-established training company we offer fun and friendly professional training which is nationally accredited. Our professional training ensures that everybody who attends leaves with the necessary skills and knowledge to deal with emergency situations. Experienced and skilled instructors make learning these valuable skills easy and affordable in a relaxed environment. By selecting Fife Medical Group as your training provider we have covered all of the due diligence you as an employer need to consider, by not only meeting but exceeding the standards of the training provider set by the HSE (Health and Safety Executive).by having in place

• Correct and in-date qualifications expected of Trainers and Assessors
• Monitoring and Quality Assurance systems in place
• Teaching and Standards of First-aid Practice
• Compliance with the Assessment Principles for First Aid Qualifications
• Syllabus content; information included on a certificate
• Sufficient quantity of well-maintained equipment that permits students to complete their training and assessment within the appropriate number of contact hours
• Course evaluation procedure that includes feedback from students
• Nationally recognised and Regulated Qualifications, regulated by the qualification regulators – FAA though Ofqual, delivering qualifications for Scotland (SCQF) England (QCF) Wales (CQFW) Northern Ireland (CCEA)
• Courses taught under current Guidelines published by the Resuscitation Council (UK)
• All Instructors up to date with any changes in Guidelines and attend yearly CPD Training


3. Mental health and wellbeing training

What is mental health? Sometimes people are not sure what mental health is and feel a bit afraid of it. Think about physical health. That doesn’t have the same negative impact does it? Our physical health can be good or poor and can vary from day to day. When our physical health is good we can live life to the full. At other times we can be unwell and this can last weeks or months. Or we might be unwell just for a couple of days then we are back to normal. Sometimes our physical is poor because we haven’t taken good care of ourselves or because we were born with a tendency to certain illnesses. When we are unwell we are likely to have less energy and motivation and find taking part in work or play mode difficult. All of these things are true of mental health. The main difference between physical and mental health is that our emotions, our ability to work and our relationships are the main things to be influenced by our mental health. When our mental health is positive we can cope with life’s ups and downs. Our mood is stable and we feel optimistic. When we are mentally unwell we may experience mental or emotional pain. Our mood maybe low and we might lose confidence in our ability to cope with life’s challenges. Sometimes we can have long term mental health problems, just as we can get longer lasting physical illnesses and we can recover in much the same way. Of course the other big difference is that you can’t get a mental health problem from someone else, it isn’t like catching the flu. Physical and mental health have an effect on each other. If your physical health is poor then your mental health is likely to be low. If your mental health is poor then you are more likely to get physically ill. The good news is you can make a massive difference and be aware of your own mental health. By taking a Fife Medical Group mental health course and becoming a mental health first aider is one of the ways that helps you make a difference to your own and other peoples mental health. please get in touch to discuss any requirements

info@fifemedicalgroup.co.uk
07500772643

01/05/2026

What is the correct ratio of compressions to breaths in adult CPR?

A. 15:2
B. 30:2
C. 10:1
D. Continuous breaths

30/04/2026

Ambulance crews cpd

A patient presents with shortness of breath and wheeze.

How do you differentiate between asthma, COPD exacerbation, and cardiac asthma in the prehospital setting?

30/04/2026

Responder level

Which best defines cardiac arrest?

A. Unconscious with a pulse
B. Unresponsive with abnormal or absent breathing
C. Chest pain and sweating
D. Slow pulse and confusion
E. Heart has stopped

30/04/2026

🏥 𝗙𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗽: 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗲! 🏥

It's been a busy and exciting few weeks for our team at Fife Medical Group Ltd! We've been out and about providing expert event medical cover across a wide variety of events. 🩺✨

Here’s a quick look at where we’ve been recently:

🏁 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗵𝗴𝗲𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝗰𝗲𝘄𝗮𝘆 - 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗶𝗲𝘀: Taking in the action at the track during some stunning sunsets! 🏎️🌅
🏎️ 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗸𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗽 𝗥𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 𝟮: Supporting the East of Scotland Kart Club at Crail for another thrilling round of racing. 🏁💨
⚽ 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗺𝘂𝗶𝗿 𝘃 𝗔𝗹𝗹𝗼𝗮: Keeping players and fans safe at the football! ⚽🏟️
💃 𝗦𝘁 𝗔𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗲𝘄'𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝘁𝘀 𝗕𝗮𝗹𝗹: A wonderful evening of celebration at the Sports Dinner! 🥂✨

Whether it's at the race track, on the football pitch, or at a gala event, our team is dedicated to providing professional and reliable medical support. 🤝

Looking for medical cover for your next event? Get in touch with us!
📧 info@fifemedicalgroup.co.uk
📧 operations@fifemedicalgroup.co.uk

Fife Medical Group Ltd: Your Trusted Partner in Event Safety. 🚑💙


There’s a strange echo still bouncing around parts of the first aid world… and it sounds like 1998 📟We’ve been putting o...
30/04/2026

There’s a strange echo still bouncing around parts of the first aid world… and it sounds like 1998 📟

We’ve been putting out on our social media CPD questions, simple on the surface, bread-and-butter scenarios. The kind you should be able to answer under pressure, not after a group debate and a cup of tea.

And yet some of the answers coming back are genuinely concerning.
Not “slightly off.” Not “different interpretation.”
Flat-out outdated, we suspect like the instructors teaching them.

Clinically unsafe. Built on myths that should have been retired years ago, like the instructors teaching them.

This is exactly why first aid training cannot be treated like a one and done badge you dust off every three years.

Medicine evolves.
Guidance changes.
Best practice moves forward.

If your knowledge hasn’t moved with it, then you’re not just out of date you’re a risk.

We’re seeing:
☑️People hesitating on cardiac arrest priorities
☑️Confusion over oxygen as a medication vs “just giving O₂”
☑️Outdated approaches to airway management and breathing assessment
☑️A reliance on “what I was taught years ago” instead of current guidance.
☑️Hesitation to perform CPR on a female because she has breasts (.)(.) and you will be sued.

That’s not a dig. That’s a reality check. Because when it matters, when someone is on the floor, not breathing, no pulse, no time.

There is no:
“Hang on, I remember something different from my course in 2012…”

There is only:

What you do in the next 10 seconds.And those 10 seconds are shaped by:

☑️The quality of your training
☑️The standard of your instructors
☑️whether you’ve kept your knowledge alive through CPD

At Fife Medical Group Ltd, we don’t teach people to pass a course.
We teach them to:
Think clinically
Act decisively
Understand the why, not just memorise steps
Because a certificate on the wall doesn’t save lives.

Competence does. Currency does. Confidence built on correct knowledge does.
If these questions are exposing gaps, good.

That’s the point.

Better to challenge it now in a learning environment
than discover it too late when the stakes are real and unforgiving. 🚑

When the Fleet Rests the Mission Doesn’t 🚑☀️Sun out. Yard quiet. Engines finally catching their breath. For a moment, ev...
30/04/2026

When the Fleet Rests the Mission Doesn’t 🚑☀️

Sun out. Yard quiet. Engines finally catching their breath. For a moment, even a fleet like this looks still.

After a relentless month across events, repatriations, and training, it’s rare to see the full line-up parked up at HQ like a row of warhorses at rest. Every one of those vehicles has earned the dust on its tyres and the miles on its clock.

But don’t let the calm fool you.

While the operational side takes a well-earned pause, the training team are still out there doing what they do best,
building capability, sharpening skills, imparting knowledge and making sure the next call, the next incident, the next life, is met with competence and confidence.

Because at Fife Medical Group, “time off” doesn’t mean switched off it just means resetting for the next push.

Back at it soon.

30/04/2026

What is the correct compression to ventilation ratio in adult CPR?

A) 15:2
B) 30:2
C) 10:1
D) 5:1

The Fife Pilgrim Way Ultra isn’t just a run… it’s a quiet negotiation between your legs, your lungs, and that stubborn v...
30/04/2026

The Fife Pilgrim Way Ultra isn’t just a run… it’s a quiet negotiation between your legs, your lungs, and that stubborn voice in your head that refuses to quit. Here’s how to make sure you win that negotiation on Saturday 👇

🎶 Let’s talk about food, baby
Let’s talk about carbs on the Fife Pilgrim Way,
Let’s talk about spuds and all the good treats
And the full-fat Coke that keeps us on our feet 🎶

Let’s talk about food (let’s talk about food)
Let’s talk about food (fuel for the route)

🎶 Let’s talk about salt, those potatoes so right
Keeping cramps away through day into night
Let’s talk traybake—crumbly, sweet gold
Pocket-sized power when the wind bites cold 🎶

🎶 Let’s talk watermelon, juicy and fresh
Aid station magic when you’re feeling a mess
Let’s talk Irn-Bru, that electric zing
Scottish ultra fuel—hear the finish line sing 🎶

🎶 Let’s talk about food, baby
All that you need from start to sea
From North Queensferry to St Andrews we go
Fueled by the snacks that steal the show 🎶

Our STANDARD check point menu includes:
Water
Full Fat Coke
Irn Bru
Boiled Salted Baby Potatoes
Crisps - assorted bags
Bananas - cut in half with skins on
Watermelon
Traybake (flapjack/brownie)
Sweets & Celebrations
Tea & Coffee

With extras such as:
Soup
Rolls
Pitta pizzas
Jelly Babies
Haribos
satsumas
Crisps/Onion Rings/Frazzles (Big bags)

And the finish line?
Lasagnes (veggie too)
Baguettes
butter
Assorted Crisps
Chocolate Milk (small bottles)
Mini pitta pizzas
Fudge Doughnuts
Coke
Tea & Coffee

Don't say we aren't ultra runners!

30/04/2026

A casualty is unresponsive and NOT breathing. What is your immediate action?

A. Place in recovery position
B. Call 999 then wait
C. Start CPR and send for an AED
D. Give rescue breaths only

29/04/2026

Ambulance crew cpd

A FREC3 asks if they can administer oxygen because “they’ve been trained.”

What is your answer… and more importantly, your reasoning?

29/04/2026

Ambulance crews cpd

A patient has a suspected femur fracture.

What are the risks associated with this injury?

How would you manage it prehospitally?

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Fife Medical Group LTD, Unit 7 Lochgelly Motorsport Complex Lochgelly
Lochgelly
KY59HG

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Fife Medical Group is a company set up to specialise in

1. first aid and medical event cover

2. medical and first aid training

3. mental health first aid and wellbeing training