PocketClinician®
PocketClinician offers student paramedic pocketbook, guides and videos for student paramedics and all other ambulance clinicians, including ECG courses. If you are looking at training to be a paramedic, or going onto a paramedic apprenticeship, then we can help guide you through. We have the best books for paramedic students, including a 12 lead ECG book so that you can master the ECG on the road.
ECG WEBINAR
Date: 25th September 2024 | Time: 19:30-21:30
Members: £3 | Non-Members: £5
Master the 12 Lead ECG by attending an ECG Webinar provided by PocketClinician. From the comfort of your sofa learn basic rhythms, blocks, STEMI, NSTEMI, bundle branch blocks, atrial fibrillation, flutter, Sgarbossa Criteria, Wolff-Parkinson White, Brugada and SO MUCH MORE! CPD certificates will be emailed to all attendees.
The hub for all pre-hospital clinicians
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PocketClinician Community
Join the community to have full access on information on patient assessment, documentation, history taking, ECG video lectures and everything that is covered in our ECG pocketbook.
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50% discount at CPDme
CPDme is a leading CPD logging platform. PocketClinician are affiliate members of CPDme. This means that using code ‘BULLHORNSCPD’ gives you 50% off your first years subscription.
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Bullhorns and Sirens Podcast
We also host a podcast that is available to listen on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. We talk everything pre-hospital and have special guests including a critical care paramedic and consultant midwife.
The PocketClinician® Community is here for you
The place where you have full access to:
Content covered in the Student Paramedic Pocketbook and ECG Pocketbook
12 Lead ECG Courses
A step by step guide on OSCE’s and patient assessment
Monthly updates with new content
Join today for only £1.99 per month
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Ace osces and have the perfect paperwork with pocketclinicians guide to patient assessment, history taking and documentation. with lots of information and easy to follow videos, you will breeze through your paramedic science degree!Master the ECG and have full access to information and videos that start at lead placement and go all the way through to bundle branch blocks, STEMIs, Wolff-parkinson white syndrome and SO much more!Paramedic CPD
PocketClinician provides several Paramedic CPD opportunities. Firstly, the bullhorns and sirens podcast is a great educational podcast where the team wrack the brains of specialist clinicians, such as, critical care paramedics, consultants in emergency medicine and consultant midwives!
ECG webinars are run regularly by the PocketClinician team which is a great opportunity for paramedic CPD. Not only that, but the webinars are engaging, interactive and you receive a CPD certificate too.
PocketClinician provides pocketbooks and educational aids to help you on the road. Having a read through a pocketbook and writing up a small reflection on what you learned and what you will take forward into your practice is a completely legitimate way of conducting paramedic CPD.
Why is Paramedic CPD important?
The HCPC requires all registered clinicians to complete a sufficient amount of CPD each year. The HCPC randomly selects registrants to view their CPD portfolio.
Not only for the reason that you may get called by the HCPC, but completing paramedic CPD is a great way to consolidate your learning and be the best paramedic you can be. The role of a paramedic is not only to care for patients, but to maintain your fitness to practice by keeping on top of the latest research and guidelines to ensure you are giving the best care to patients.
Most university students want to get through their degree and start their dream career. But as a student paramedic, your dream career has already started. You can practice the role of a paramedic from your first day of placement, engross yourself in plenty of paramedic CPD to not only get through the paramedic science degree, but be the best paramedic you can be.
It is also important to log and collate your CPD as a student paramedic so that when you go for a job interview after completing your student paramedic degree, you can showcase all the learning you have completed as a student paramedic to prove your standards in performing in the role of a paramedic.
Best books for Paramedic Students
PocketClinician currently sells two of the best books for student paramedics. If you are a student paramedic, emergency care assistant or technician looking to progress onto a paramedic apprenticeship then the Student Paramedic Bundle will give you everything you need to ace your OSCEs and help you on the road.
PocketClinician sells student paramedic pocketbook individually or together as a bundle to save some money. With all round FIVE star reviews, high quality paper and the perfect size to fit in your pocket, the bundle includes the best books for paramedic students.
Student Paramedic Pocketbook
This books for student paramedics goes through every patient assessment, history taking for each system and then how to document your findings. These aspects are always difficult to grasp during paramedic training so having a guide in your pocket will give you great stead in progressing yourself as a student paramedic. The student paramedic book is the best book for student paramedics as it literally covers EVERYTHING you need to help you on the road during your paramedic science degree.
ECG Pocketbook - Beating the Basics
If you want to master the ECG then this ECG book will give you the tools to easily remember all the different rhythms, blocks and cardiac conditions. PocketClinician has made the ECG easy by having a simple to follow ECG book with plenty of pictures, written in a language that doesn’t overcomplicate things. This ECG pocketbook starts at lead placement ecg, normal ecg, and goes all the way through to lbbb ecg, atrial fibrillation ecg, svt ecg and lots more!
If you are a student paramedic or on the road looking to progress onto a paramedic apprenticeship, then this 12 lead ecg book will give you the fundamentals to be a pre-hospital ecg expert.
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ECG Courses
PocketClinician offers ECG courses that enables you to master the 12 lead ECG. Our 28 Video ECG course goes over everything you need. Starting at lead placement and going through rhythms, blocks, ischaemic changes and conditions such as Wolff-parkinson white and brugada syndrome.
The ECG courses are simple to follow with an easy to understand teaching style from the PocketClinician team. PocketClinician wants to make the ECG courses affordable for everyone which is why it is at such a brilliant price!
The ECG courses are perfect for student paramedics, associate ambulance practitioners, emergency care assistants and EVEN paramedics. The best thing about having the ECG courses accessible on your phone is that when you have downtime at work you can spend a few minutes watching one of the videos which are between 5 and 15 minutes long.
Watch one of the videos that you get on the ECG courses!
If you are looking for an ECG courses then you have found the perfect place! Our 28 easy to follow videos will not only give you the fundamentals of an ECG, but enable you to MASTER the ECG.
Do Student Paramedics get Paid?
If you are an undergraduate at university studying paramedic science, then you will not get paid. Some students are eligible for bursaries to subsidise their bills, but this is added to your student loan. If you are a apprentice paramedic then you will get paid the salary your trust pays you.
Despite this, times are tough, so PocketClinician has created an affordable but still high quality educational content for student paramedics or anyone wanting to training to be a paramedic.
FOR £1.99 PER MONTH, GET ACCESS TO:
All content covered in the Student Paramedic Pocketbook and ECG Pocketbook
Access to simple to follow ECG explanation videos
A step by step guide on OSCE’s and patient assessment
Much more that will be consistently updated
JOIN THE POCKETCLINICIAN COMMUNITY TODAY!
Student Paramedic Gifts
PocketClinician has an array of guides and books that make the best gifts for student paramedics. If you are looking for gift ideas for paramedic student then get in contact and the PocketClinician team can help you exactly with what will be best for your relative or friend studying paramedic science.
Finding student paramedic gifts can be difficult. They will probably already have a stethoscope and funky pen torch, so why not help them with their paramedic science degree and get them a pocketbook, video course or even a subscription to the PocketClinician community!
Student Paramedic Apprenticeship
Whilst training to be a paramedic, it is always helpful to have guides in your pocket that you can read on the way to a job to go over the assessment, or even reach out in front of a patient to cross check their ECG. The student paramedic apprenticeship is designed for people who already have experience, so the ECG lecture, for example, will not give you everything you need to know to be at paramedic standard. Self directed learning is a bit part of the student paramedic degree apprenticeship. Textbooks can be expensive, and so can ECG video courses.
Check out the Student Paramedic Pocketbook and PocketClinician’s ECG pocketbook. They are affordable and FULL of informative, educational and easy to read content. Alternatively, join the PocketClinician community for just £1.99 per month and have full access to videos, information and quizzes that will help you pass the student paramedic apprenticeship.
PocketClinician has everything you need to get you through the student paramedic apprenticeship. The experience you have gained whilst being an emergency medical technician or associate ambulance practitioner will be of great help during your paramedic training, however, the patient assessment and OSCEs involve more advanced knowledge that is covered in the Student Paramedic Pocketbook. During your paramedic apprenticeship you will need to take your clinical practice to the next level, and PocketClinician is here to guide you through.
Associate Ambulance Practitioner
Stepping into the role of an associate ambulance practitioner can be daunting, especially considering you can be the lead clinician on an ambulance in some ambulance trusts in the UK. The associate ambulance practitioner apprenticeship gives you the fundamentals to go out on the road and practice to then go onto becoming a student paramedic. However, we cannot know everything.
PocketClinician has the best associate ambulance practitioner book to guide you during your associate ambulance practitioner course and to reference towards on the road. The PocketClinician community is a great place full of information. Master the 12 lead ECG, and have a step by step guide on every patient assessment to ace your OSCE’s for only £1.99 per month.
As an associate ambulance practitioner, it is in your scope of practice to sufficiently assess a patient to come to an appropriate plan. This involves being able to correctly read an ECG and understand the findings of your patient assessment. The information in the PocketClinician community will give you the tools to pass your associate ambulance practitioner apprenticeship, and make you an exceptional associate ambulance practitioner before training to be a student paramedic.
Student Paramedic Pocketbook
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PocketClinician has the best books for student paramedics. If you are training to be a paramedic, a paramedic apprentice, associate ambulance practitioner or any other pre-hospital clinician - we WILL help you out on the road with our range of student paramedic pocketbook.
With the 12 lead ECG book, student paramedic pocketbook, and fantastic community full of videos, this is not only the best form of ambulance CPD, but is also a great reference guide before an assessment on your paramedic science degree, or when you get stuck on the road.
The role of a paramedic is constantly evolving. The student paramedic degree has subtle changes nearly every year to keep up with the ever-changing demand the NHS has. But now couldn’t be a better time to become a student paramedic. Most universities have paramedical courses to study, every ambulance service in the UK offers a paramedic apprenticeship and if you are looking at how to become a paramedic then there is so much that is on offer. Do not feel alone as with PocketClinician, we have the tools to help you with our range of student paramedic pocketbook.
If you know a student paramedic and are looking for gift ideas for paramedic students, then we have a selection of student paramedic gifts to choose from. Including the best books for student paramedics that go through history taking, patient assessment and documentation, and our 12 lead ECG book that will give your student paramedic the fundamentals in the ECG.
You asked, we answered...
What equipment do Student Paramedics need?
A Student Paramedic would need to buy a stethoscope, this equipment will enable you to do patient assessments as a student paramedic. You will also need some aids for you to get through university as a Student Paramedic. At PocketClinician, we sell two pocketbooks that will help you through university and placement. Head to our shop and look at the best Student Paramedic Pocketbook and ECG Pocketbook.
How much do Student Paramedics earn?
If you are a graduate entry student paramedic through a university, then you will not be paid. However, funding is available through student finance and NHS Bursaries to help you as a student paramedic. If you are a apprentice student paramedic through an ambulance service, you will paid in line with your current salary throughout your training.
Can Student Paramedics drive the ambulance?
If you are a graduate entry student paramedic through a university, then you will not be able to drive the ambulance. It is a good idea to get your driving licence and C1 licence for when you graduate as a paramedic to be able to drive the ambulance. If you are a apprentice paramedic through an ambulance service, you will hold the qualifications to drive the ambulance even when you are a student paramedic.
Is 40 too old to become a Paramedic UK?
You are never too old to become a Paramedic. We frequently work with student paramedics of a mature age. Just ensure that you are fit enough to undertake the role as a paramedic.
How do I become a Student Paramedic?
There are two ways to become a student paramedic. Firstly, you can apply to a university course where you undertake a 3 year undergraduate degree in Paramedic Science. You will attend university lectures as a Student Paramedic and go out on several placements with a paramedic mentor to consolidate your practical skills. The second way to become a student paramedic involves you applying for a junior clinical role in an ambulance service and progressing onto becoming an apprentice paramedic. This is a two year apprenticeship as a student paramedic where you work full time and learn everything you need to know to become a paramedic.
Can I become a paramedic without going to university?
To become a paramedic, you will need to complete a paramedic science degree or apprenticeship degree to register with the HCPC and work as a paramedic in the UK.
Can you work for the ambulance service without being a paramedic?
Most definitely. There are many roles within the ambulance service that make the cogs turn. The emergency operations centre employ emergency call handlers and dispatchers which do not require you to be a paramedic. Furthermore, working on the ambulance does not require you to be a paramedic either. Every ambulance service in the UK employs emergency care assistants, emergency care support workers and other junior clinical roles to a paramedic. The other roles that are not paramedic are integral to the workings of the ambulance service.