Student Training Unit and Extrication Training Vehicles

The Student Training Unit and Extrication Vehicle are used to demonstrate specialist activities associated primarily within Paramedic Science wards

The Student Training Units and Extrication Training Vehicles are used extensively throughout healthcare awards to enable students to get a feel for what it is like working within an ambulance environment and treating patients that may have been involved in a road traffic collision. The training units are packed full of equipment you would expect to find on any ambulance across the country and ensures students are familiar with the setting prior to placement.

The RTC extrication vehicles provides a real-life / real-time training aid which provides students the ability to practice treating and removing patients from a vehicle safely, using immobilisation and manual handling equipment.  One vehicle has been engineered with a detachable roof system, allowing for multiple training session to be repeated as required.  The second vehicle only has three doors so allows for problematic extractions to be practiced.   

Equipment

  • Ambulance (Mercedes Sprinter)
  • Ambulance (Fiat Ducato)
  • Patient Transportation System
  • Defibrillator
  • Response bag
  • Manual handing equipment
  • Immobilisation equipment

Student Training Unit

Restocking Consumables onboard

RTC Training Vehicle

Casualty Extrication Skills Techniques

Fiat Ducato Ambulance

Staff

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Location

Opening Times

Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm

Hub

Health and Clinical Skills

for Career Prospects

Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2023

for Facilities

Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2023

for Social Inclusion

The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023

of Research Impact is ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Very Considerable’

Research Excellence Framework 2021

of Research is “Internationally Excellent” or “World Leading”

Research Excellence Framework 2021

Four Star Rating

QS Star Ratings 2021