Paramedic Outdoor Simulation
Paramedic Outdoor Simulation uses campus spaces, woodland, varied terrain, and emergency equipment to help students practise 999 response scenarios beyond the classroom.
Students treat simulated patients in outdoor conditions, including cardiac arrests, falls, and other emergency incidents. They practise scene safety, patient access, decision making, and communication while working around hazards and changing environments.
Training can use vehicles and manikins to reflect the practical demands of frontline care. Students learn how terrain, weather, and space can affect treatment during emergency response.
