Fife Medical Group Ltd

Fife Medical Group Ltd Fife Medical Group are a company set up to specialise in

1. first aid and medical event cover

2. medical and first aid training

3. Think about physical health.
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mental health first aid and wellbeing training

1. First aid and medical event cover

professional and friendly service A company is only as strong as the staff that drives it so from the bottom of our hearts we would like to say a massive thanks to all connected with our business, our staff, customers and suppliers. It goes without saying that no company, small or large can win over the long run without energized staff who believe in the mission and understand how to achieve it

Fife medical group is a company set up to specialize in

1 Event first aid and emergency medical cover

Are you looking to get your event covered Fife Medical Group are a dynamic and professional medical events company supplying professional and highly competent fully insured medical personnel to cover your medical events. Whatever your requirement is, we can supply basic first aiders, advanced first aiders, medics or event nurses, technicians, paramedics and doctors. We also have a fleet of ambulances and medical treatments tents and larger treatment facilities. We also have designated staff trained with additional skills such as mental health first aiders, safeguarding, fire marshal, infection control, manual handling and many more giving our customers great value for money. All our medical teams are fully kitted with kit to fit their clinical scope of practice and all of their patient treatment is fully electronic on a tablet with each tablet having access to electronic - Joint Royal College Ambulance Liaison Committee (JRCALC) and JRCALC plus clinical guidelines. Fife medical group has the responsibility to render first aid and medical care to the sick or injured at any public event in collaboration with the event organizers’ and also the local emergency services. Fife medical group are responsible for providing the top level of care within the clinicians individual scope of practice within the event area
your objective is simple; to run an event which is enjoyed by all who attend it, and which is remembered for all the right reasons. At the back of your mind though you know that there is the ever-present risk of accident or sudden illness, which can affect either your staff or visitors. Naturally you want to ensure that you have medical cover in place to deal with such problems calmly, professionally and with minimal disruption to your event. You also want the reassurance of knowing that the medical cover you have organised is the best available, and meets the ever-increasing number of guidelines and regulations in place. This is where Fife Medical Group comes to your aid; we pride ourselves on providing a comprehensive and professional service to event organizers’. We tailor our services to the specific needs of your event, leaving you secure in the knowledge that, should the worst happen, you have the support of a highly trained team ready to come to the aid of your staff and visitors. With us having our own training company within the group we can develop our staff to a very high Standard and also give them ongoing higher level training as part of our continual personal and professional development plan and policy.

2. professional training services

As a well-established training company we offer fun and friendly professional training which is nationally accredited. Our professional training ensures that everybody who attends leaves with the necessary skills and knowledge to deal with emergency situations. Experienced and skilled instructors make learning these valuable skills easy and affordable in a relaxed environment. By selecting Fife Medical Group as your training provider we have covered all of the due diligence you as an employer need to consider, by not only meeting but exceeding the standards of the training provider set by the HSE (Health and Safety Executive).by having in place

• Correct and in-date qualifications expected of Trainers and Assessors
• Monitoring and Quality Assurance systems in place
• Teaching and Standards of First-aid Practice
• Compliance with the Assessment Principles for First Aid Qualifications
• Syllabus content; information included on a certificate
• Sufficient quantity of well-maintained equipment that permits students to complete their training and assessment within the appropriate number of contact hours
• Course evaluation procedure that includes feedback from students
• Nationally recognised and Regulated Qualifications, regulated by the qualification regulators – FAA though Ofqual, delivering qualifications for Scotland (SCQF) England (QCF) Wales (CQFW) Northern Ireland (CCEA)
• Courses taught under current Guidelines published by the Resuscitation Council (UK)
• All Instructors up to date with any changes in Guidelines and attend yearly CPD Training


3. Mental health and wellbeing training

What is mental health? Sometimes people are not sure what mental health is and feel a bit afraid of it. That doesn’t have the same negative impact does it? Our physical health can be good or poor and can vary from day to day. When our physical health is good we can live life to the full. At other times we can be unwell and this can last weeks or months. Or we might be unwell just for a couple of days then we are back to normal. Sometimes our physical is poor because we haven’t taken good care of ourselves or because we were born with a tendency to certain illnesses. When we are unwell we are likely to have less energy and motivation and find taking part in work or play mode difficult. All of these things are true of mental health. The main difference between physical and mental health is that our emotions, our ability to work and our relationships are the main things to be influenced by our mental health. When our mental health is positive we can cope with life’s ups and downs. Our mood is stable and we feel optimistic. When we are mentally unwell we may experience mental or emotional pain. Our mood maybe low and we might lose confidence in our ability to cope with life’s challenges. Sometimes we can have long term mental health problems, just as we can get longer lasting physical illnesses and we can recover in much the same way. Of course the other big difference is that you can’t get a mental health problem from someone else, it isn’t like catching the flu. Physical and mental health have an effect on each other. If your physical health is poor then your mental health is likely to be low. If your mental health is poor then you are more likely to get physically ill. The good news is you can make a massive difference and be aware of your own mental health. By taking a Fife Medical Group mental health course and becoming a mental health first aider is one of the ways that helps you make a difference to your own and other peoples mental health. please get in touch to discuss any requirements

info@fifemedicalgroup.co.uk
07500772643

06/01/2026

𝐏𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 - 𝐆𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐩𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐝

After this mornings pitch inspection, we can confirm tonight’s KDM Evolution Trophy Fixture against East Fife has been postponed.

The fixture will now take place next Tuesday (13th), with all tickets purchased remaining valid for the rearranged date.

🚨 Stand by for a hard truth 🚨Across Scotland, Ambulance Services have once again declared Critical Incidents.Why?Hospita...
06/01/2026

🚨 Stand by for a hard truth 🚨

Across Scotland, Ambulance Services have once again declared Critical Incidents.
Why?

Hospital handover delays, crews stacked in queues, call volumes through the roof, and hospitals effectively operating at OPEL 4 while pretending it’s business as usual.

Let’s be absolutely clear:
❗ This is NOT an ambulance service problem.
❗ This is a whole-system failure.

Yet, once again, the ambulance service is expected to absorb the impact, carry the blame, and somehow fix everyone else’s dysfunction.

Highly trained clinicians in fully equipped ambulances are being dispatched to calls that should never have reached that level — situations better managed with advice, reassurance, community support, or primary care input.

When that happens repeatedly, the outcome is inevitable: the system grinds to a halt. This isn’t about “winter pressures” — winter happens every year. This isn’t about crews not working hard enough — they are. This isn’t about demand alone — it’s about decision-making.

The uncomfortable truth is this:
🟠 Triage and dispatch models are broken.
Many of the ultra-risk-averse settings still in use were understandably loosened during COVID. That made sense at the time.
What doesn’t make sense is allowing those emergency measures to quietly become the permanent standard.

So we ask the questions few seem willing to ask:
• Why are we still sending ambulances “just in case”?
• Why are crews stuck outside hospitals for hours while genuine life-threatening calls wait unanswered?
• Why is common sense being replaced with algorithms designed to remove all accountability?

The result is predictable:
• Burnt-out staff
• Delayed care for critically ill patients
• Repeated Critical Incidents
• Endless meetings, flowcharts and press statements — but no meaningful change.

The NHS is not collapsing because people are ill.
It’s struggling because we’ve lost the ability — or the courage — to decide who actually needs an ambulance.

Until that is said out loud and acted upon, Scotland will continue lurching from one Critical Incident to the next… acting surprised every single time.

And in true Fife Medical Group fashion — we’ve just said what many are already thinking.
🚑🔥

05/01/2026

🏥 Fife Medical Group – Matchday Medical Support! ⚽

On 30th Dec 2025, the Fife Medical Group Team were at Dens Park providing full medical coverage for the Dundee v Kilmarnock clash! Safety first, so the action can stay fast and exciting.

With our professional team on standby, fans and players can focus on the thrills, goals, and excitement!

Dundee Football Club

04/01/2026
⚽ Weekend Fixtures Round-Up – Our client Clubs Across Scotland ⚽It was another busy and challenging football weekend for...
03/01/2026

⚽ Weekend Fixtures Round-Up – Our client Clubs Across Scotland ⚽

It was another busy and challenging football weekend for our client clubs, with freezing conditions across the country having a major impact on fixtures. While some matches delivered strong performances and results, others fell victim to the weather — a familiar story during a Scottish winter.

Here’s a full round-up of how the weekend unfolded:

🔴 Arbroath FC
📍 Away at St Johnstone FC
❌ Result: 1–0 defeat
A hard-fought away fixture where fine margins made the difference.

🟡 Montrose FC
⏸️ Postponed
Unplayable conditions saw this one called off.

🟡 Queen’s Park FC
⏸️ Postponed
Another casualty of the freezing weather.

⚫ Dunfermline Athletic FC
⏸️ Postponed
Safety first as conditions failed inspections.

🟡 Forfar Athletic FC
📍 Away at Clyde FC
🤝 Result: 1–1 draw
A solid away point in difficult conditions.

🔴 Dundee United FC vs 🔵 Dundee FC
🏟️ Dundee Derby
❌ Result: Dundee United 0 – 1 Dundee FC
A fiercely contested derby in front of a packed crowd and an electric atmosphere.

🔴 Stenhousemuir FC vs 🟣 Queen of the South FC
✅ Result: 2–0 win for Stenhousemuir
A strong home performance and a well-deserved three points.

Across all fixtures — played or postponed — Fife Medical Group remained on hand where required, supporting clubs, officials, and supporters through challenging winter conditions where temperatures dipped as low as –3°C with a real feel closer to –8°C.

Scottish football doesn’t stop easily — and neither do the teams behind the scenes who keep matchdays safe.

👏 Best of luck to all clubs for the fixtures ahead.

⚽🔥 Matchday at Ochilview – Football, Grit, and Professional Care 🔥⚽Today’s fixture between Stenhousemuir FC and Queen of...
03/01/2026

⚽🔥 Matchday at Ochilview – Football, Grit, and Professional Care 🔥⚽

Today’s fixture between Stenhousemuir FC and Queen of the South FC brought proper Scottish football to Ochilview Park — full of intensity, commitment, and a crowd right behind their teams despite the challenging conditions.

With a strong turnout of supporters and a competitive edge on the pitch, the atmosphere was superb — the kind of day that reminds you football is about more than just the scoreline.

It’s about community, loyalty, and standing shoulder to shoulder, even when the weather tests everyone.
And tested it certainly did.

🌡️ Temperature: –3°C
🌬️ Real feel: Around –8°C

In amongst it all, Fife Medical Group was on duty, providing comprehensive medical cover throughout the match. Cold-weather fixtures bring unique clinical considerations — from slips and falls to cold exposure, circulatory issues, and the exacerbation of underlying conditions — all of which require experience, preparation, and vigilance.

Our teams were strategically positioned, fully equipped, and ready to respond quickly and professionally wherever needed across the stadium footprint. While the focus rightly remained on the football, reassurance came from knowing trained clinicians were close at hand throughout the fixture.

This is event medical cover done properly — planned, proactive, and professional, regardless of crowd size, league, or conditions.

Credit to both clubs for a well-run matchday, to the supporters who braved the cold to back their teams, and to our own staff who once again delivered outstanding care in freezing temperatures.

⚽ Community football. Tough conditions.
Trusted medical support.
Proud to support clubs across Scotland — whatever the weather. ❄️💪

🔥 Dundee Derby Day – Football, Passion, and Professional Care 🔥Today’s Dundee Derby between Dundee United FC and Dundee ...
03/01/2026

🔥 Dundee Derby Day – Football, Passion, and Professional Care 🔥

Today’s Dundee Derby between Dundee United FC and Dundee FC delivered everything Scottish football is famous for — passion, intensity, noise, and an electric atmosphere that could be felt long before kick-off.

With almost 14,000 supporters packed into Tannadice, the city was alive. The roar from the stands, the colour, the chants, and the emotion reminded everyone exactly why this fixture is one of the most iconic derbies in the Scottish football calendar.

But while the football did the talking on the pitch, behind the scenes another team was quietly doing what they do best.

Amidst all of this, Fife Medical Group was proud to be on duty, providing full medical cover throughout the fixture — on what was without question one of the coldest match days of the season.

🌡️ Temperature: –3°C
🌬️ Real feel: Around –8°C

Conditions like these bring their own challenges — cold-related illness, slips, trips, exacerbations of existing medical conditions, and the additional strain placed on supporters, staff, and players alike.

Our teams were fully prepared, clinically equipped, and positioned to respond rapidly wherever needed across the stadium footprint.

From arriving at the stadium through first whistle to final moments, and ensure all spectators were medically safe on their onwards travel and the stadium was cleared. our clinicians and staff remained vigilant and professional, ensuring supporters could focus on the football, knowing that high-quality medical care was immediately available if required.

This is what event medical cover is really about — not just reacting to incidents, but anticipating risk, planning for extremes, and delivering calm, competent care in the background, no matter the conditions.

A huge credit to both clubs for hosting a fantastic fixture, to the supporters for creating an unforgettable atmosphere, and to our own teams who stood their ground — literally — in freezing temperatures to keep everyone safe.

⚽ Big crowds. Big atmosphere. Real conditions. Real professionals.
Proud to support Scottish football, whatever the weather. 💪❄️

03/01/2026

❤Make a point to be kind to yerself today❤

03/01/2026

can confirm that following a pitch inspection today's match has been postponed due to a frozen pitch.

Despite large areas of the pitch being playable, small areas were deemed unplayable and the match has been postponed as a result.

A rearranged date will be announced in due course.

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Fife Medical Group LTD, Unit 7 Lochgelly Motorsport Complex Lochgelly
Lochgelly
KY59HG

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Fife Medical Group is a company set up to specialise in

1. first aid and medical event cover

2. medical and first aid training

3. mental health first aid and wellbeing training