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The DDRC Offshore Medics Course is primarily a work based approach to Emergency Care. The course has been designed to be 'proactive' not 'reactive' and teaches practical first aid, diagnosis and treatment with offshore/remote skills. The techniques are flexible and adaptable to enable candidates to apply their skills in different environments.

A pre-course assessment will be sent to candidates and an assessment will be given on the first day of course. To participate in the course candidates must meet the criteria set out in the Offshore Installations and Pipeline Works (First Aid) Regulations 1989, (SI 1989 No. 1671), that is either:

Registered Nurse - Adult, who appear on the NMC register, and have a suitable portfolio with at least 3 years post registration experience.

RMN’s with other nursing qualifications, (RGN), which appear on the NMC register and have a suitable portfolio with at least 3 years post registration in general nursing.

Naval Medical Assistants, who have attained the rate of Leading Medical Assistant and have a suitable portfolio with at least 5 years service.

Army Medical Assistants (CMT1, RMA1), who have attained the rank of Corporal and have a suitable portfolio with at least 5 years service.

RAF Medical Assistants, who have attained the rank of Corporal and have a suitable portfolio with at least 5 years service.

 

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