Advanced1staid.co.uk

27/06/2024

Experienced Physiotherapist , Sports Therapist or Sports Rehab Specialist required for matchdays and midweek training nights

Job Overview:

We are seeking a dedicated person to join our team. , you will play a crucial role in providing care in a football setting.

You Will:

- Conduct assessments to identify player physical problems and develop individualised treatment plans.
- Monitor players' progress and adjust treatment plans accordingly.
- Be willing to travel to away games throughout the season

Requirements:

- Hold a qualification in Physiotherapy , Sports Rehabilitation or Sports Therapy
- Hold or be able to obtain Emergency First aid in football qualification
- Hold FA safeguarding qualification
- Hold valid public liability and professional indemnity insurance
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Email to : hello@colnefootballclub.com
Or DM for further info

Application deadline: 05/07/2024

15/06/2015

Fantastic first day of a 3 day FIRST AID AT WORK for the guys and girls of Gateshead College

10/03/2014

New look but still the same fantastic service!

www.advanced1staid.co.uk

22/02/2014

Choking child protocol update!

At least a very good read, and it will save a life!

http://news.sky.com/story/1214437/new-choking-baby-advice-given-to-parents

21/02/2014

Agony? , uncertainty? And finally relief and pride!!

Ordinary people making a real difference, and one day it could be you!

21/02/2014

Is this the most terrifying scenario for any parent?

I take my hat off to the brave, confident woman who stepped forward to help save this precious little life..... Could you do it?

We believe everybody should have this confidence!

14/02/2014

Choking: can you help?

A foreign object that is stuck at the back of the throat may block the throat or cause muscular spasm.

Young children especially are prone to choking. A child may choke on food, or may put small objects into their mouth and cause a blockage of the airway.

If the blockage of the area airway is mild, the casualty should be able to clear it; if it is severe they will be unable to speak, cough, or breathe, and will eventually lose consciousness.

Why not attend one of our many choking workshops?

Call 07511471738 now to book your place

14/02/2014

Let's take a look at some life threatening Breathing related conditions:

Breathing is vital to life. Every time we breathe, we not only take oxygen in but breathe carbon dioxide out. Without oxygen the cells of the body will start to die in about three minutes.

Breathing problems can be caused a number of ways; it may be through injury, such as damage to the chest wall, or disease such as cancer or emphysema.

Some respiratory conditions, such as asthma or hyperventilation, can have a rapid onset and may need assistance from first aiders.

Stay with us through our next posts to learn more about

Choking
Asthma
Hyperventilation

13/02/2014

AED's (Automated External Defibrillators) are common place now in Shopping Centres, Sports Facilities and High Streets........

See this great short video to give you a great insight on how they are used....then,

Call Advanced1stAid to arrange your AED Awareness course now!


http://youtu.be/hdIK-qCKuJ8

This is a brief extract from the demo DVD which accompanies the 2nd edition of ''Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Automated External Defibrillation'' traini...

13/02/2014

Defining and recognising a fracture:

Complete or incomplete break or a crack in a bone due to an excessive amount of force.

Look out for:

Unnatural range of movement
Immobility
Grating noise or feeling
Deformity
Loss of strength
Shock
Twisting
Shortening or bending of a limb.

A fracture may cause other internal injuries.

In addition to the treatment above, if the fractured bone ruptures the skin, treat for an object in wound.

13/02/2014

Clinical Shock - Simply Explained

http://youtu.be/9a7N9AU1GiQ

11/02/2014

Recognising symptoms of Shock

Shock is a life threatening condition that occurs when the vital organs, such as the brain and heart, are deprived of oxygen due to a problem affecting the circulatory system.

Look out for:

Step 1 of 3: Look for

Pale face
Cold, clammy skin
Fast, shallow breathing
Rapid, weak pulse
Yawning
Sighing
In extreme cases, unconsciousness.

Would you know how to treat this life threatening event?

Call now 07511471738 for information on courses in your area