Associate Ambulance Practitioner
Previously known as the Ambulance Technician role, the AAP course will allow learners to gain knowledge of the underlying concepts and associated principles within the ambulance sector, including the ability to evaluate and interpret these.
They will assess, treat and manage patients (reducing the need for hospital admission), either referring users to alternative care provision or safely discharging them on scene.
This qualification is nationally recognised by the NHS Ambulance Trusts and Private Ambulance Service providers and has been designed with focus on the key skills and knowledge for the learner who is wanting to qualify as an associate ambulance practitioner.​
Our Paramedic led course will allow for learners to work within the ambulance service as fully qualified technicians, allowing for them to make decisions to the best treatment for patients, using underpinning anatomy and physiology and holistic treatment approaches. ​
CMS offer the AAP course in our state of the art training centre with links to East Midlands Ambulance Service and Derbyshire Fire Service to allow for practical and classroom based learning. ​
Click the button on the right to see course dates and book online, alternatively contact training@centralmedicalservices.co.uk to enquire further!
