Fife Medical Group Ltd

Fife Medical Group Ltd Whatever your requirement is, we can supply basic first aiders, advanced first aiders, medics or event nurses, technicians, paramedics and doctors.
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Fife Medical Group specialise in first aid and medical event cover, medical and first aid training, and mental health first aid, wellbeing training and full workplace compliance delivering a professional, reliable and friendly service across Scotland&uk 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. 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. Think about physical health. 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

🚑 The First 10 Seconds of a Medical EmergencyWhen someone suddenly collapses or becomes seriously unwell, the first few ...
09/03/2026

🚑 The First 10 Seconds of a Medical Emergency
When someone suddenly collapses or becomes seriously unwell, the first few seconds are critical.
Before any equipment is opened or advanced care begins, responders carry out a rapid initial assessment that guides every action that follows.
In pre-hospital care, these first moments are about identifying immediate life threats.

1️⃣ Dangers - scene safety

The very first priority is ensuring the scene is safe.
Responders quickly scan the environment for dangers such as:

• Traffic
• Fire or smoke
• Electrical hazards
• Aggressive individuals
• Hazardous materials
A responder who becomes injured cannot help the patient, so safety must always come first

2️⃣ Response

Next, check whether the person is responsive.
Responders will:
• Speak to the patient
• Gently shake their shoulders
• Ask simple questions like “Can you hear me?”
If there is no response, this immediately indicates a potentially life-threatening emergency.

3️⃣ Catastrophic Bleeding

Before moving further into the assessment, responders quickly check for catastrophic haemorrhage.
Severe bleeding can lead to death within minutes if not controlled rapidly.
Look for:
• Large volumes of blood
• Blood pooling on the ground
• Blood pumping or spurting from a wound
• Severe limb injuries or amputations
If catastrophic bleeding is present, control the bleeding immediately.
This may involve:
• Direct pressure
• Haemostatic dressings
• Tourniquets
Stopping major bleeding takes priority because circulation can be lost very quickly.

4️⃣ Airway

Once catastrophic bleeding has been addressed, responders check the airway.
The airway may be blocked by:

• The tongue
• Vomit
• Blood
• Foreign objects
Opening the airway may involve simple manoeuvres such as a head tilt and chin lift.

5️⃣ Breathing

Finally, responders check whether the patient is breathing normally.
They assess:

• Chest movement
• Breath sounds
• Air movement from the mouth or nose

If the patient is not breathing normally, this may indicate cardiac arrest, and CPR must begin immediately.

Why These Seconds Matter

Emergency medicine is about recognising and treating life threats in the correct order.

That is why responders follow a structured approach:

Danger → Response → Catastrophic Bleeding → Airway → Breathing

By identifying and treating the most serious threats first, responders can significantly improve a patient's chances of survival.

Because in a medical emergency…

The first few seconds can save a life.

🩺 Fife Medical Group
Supporting communities through professional medical cover, emergency care, and clinical training.

🌍 International Women’s Day | The Women Who Stand on the Front Line.Today we recognise and celebrate the incredible wome...
08/03/2026

🌍 International Women’s Day | The Women Who Stand on the Front Line.

Today we recognise and celebrate the incredible women who stand on the front line of healthcare and emergency response.
Women who run toward emergencies, not away from them.

Women who carry the weight of responsibility in the moments where seconds matter and lives hang in the balance.

At Fife Medical Group our First Aiders and First Responders, often the very first hands helping someone in crisis…

To Ambulance Technicians and Paramedics, delivering advanced care in unpredictable environments…

To the Nurses and Doctors who stabilise, treat, and guide patients through their most vulnerable moments…

And to the Medical Commanders and clinical leaders who coordinate complex incidents and ensure teams operate safely and effectively.

These roles demand more than knowledge.
They demand resilience, compassion, calm under pressure, and unwavering dedication.

Across communities, hospitals, sports events, roadside collisions, and major incidents, women continue to shape and strengthen emergency medicine every single day.

They are clinicians.
They are leaders.
They are mentors.
They are lifesavers.

On International Women’s Day, we recognise the skill, professionalism, and courage of every woman who chooses to serve others in healthcare and emergency response.
Thank you for everything you do.

Your impact is measured not in words, but in lives saved, comfort given, and hope restored.

🚑👩‍⚕️💙

Some nights in football feel a little different.The air is heavier, the crowd louder, and belief spreads through the sta...
08/03/2026

Some nights in football feel a little different.
The air is heavier, the crowd louder, and belief spreads through the stadium like electricity ⚡

Last night at East End Park, something special happened.

Against the odds, against the expectations, and against a top-flight side, Dunfermline Athletic delivered a performance that will be talked about for a long time to come.
Dunfermline Athletic 3 – 0 Aberdeen

Scottish Cup Quarter Final.

A result that didn’t just win a match… it shook the competition.

From the first whistle there was an intensity about Dunfermline. Every tackle had purpose. Every run had intent. Every player looked like they believed this was their moment. Aberdeen arrived as the Premiership side, expected to progress. But cup football has always had a habit of rewriting the script.

And tonight the Pars wrote their own chapter.
Three goals.
Three moments of pure eruption inside East End Park.

Three reminders that football is never played on paper.

The noise from the stands told its own story. Hope turning into belief… belief turning into celebration.

For Aberdeen it will be a tough night to reflect on. For Dunfermline supporters, players, and everyone connected with the club, this is the type of result that becomes part of club folklore.
A classic Scottish Cup giant-killing.

As always, Fife Medical Group were proud to be onsite providing medical cover for the fixture, ensuring both players and supporters were supported throughout what turned into an unforgettable evening of Scottish football.

These are the nights that remind you why the cup still holds its magic.

No guarantees.
No script.
Just football.

Congratulations to Dunfermline Athletic on a massive victory and a well-earned place in the next round.

⚽ The magic of the cup is alive and well.

🚑⚽

🌸 International Women’s Day 2026 🌸Today we recognise and celebrate the incredible women who make a difference every sing...
08/03/2026

🌸 International Women’s Day 2026 🌸

Today we recognise and celebrate the incredible women who make a difference every single day — in healthcare, in families, in communities, and in businesses.

At Fife Medical Group, women play a vital role across every part of the organisation. From frontline clinicians and first responders 🚑, to trainers 👩‍🏫, operational leaders 📋 and the quiet strength behind the scenes — the dedication, compassion and professionalism shown every day does not go unnoticed.

Healthcare has always been built on the foundations of care and commitment, and women continue to lead the way with skill, resilience and heart ❤️
On a personal note, I am especially grateful for the strong women in my life — particularly my wife Jacqui, whose support, strength and loyalty have carried me through some of the toughest moments. Behind every successful journey there is often someone quietly holding everything together.
Today is about recognising achievement, celebrating strength, and appreciating the impact women make — not just today, but every day.
Thank you to every woman in Fife Medical Group and beyond who continues to care, lead and inspire.
🌍 Happy International Women's Day




⚡ How an AED Actually Saves a LifeWhen someone collapses in sudden cardiac arrest, their heart has not simply “stopped” ...
08/03/2026

⚡ How an AED Actually Saves a Life

When someone collapses in sudden cardiac arrest, their heart has not simply “stopped” in the way many people imagine.

In many cases the heart is actually quivering chaotically due to a dangerous electrical rhythm such as Ventricular Fibrillation (VF) or Ventricular Tachycardia (VT).

Instead of pumping blood effectively around the body, the heart muscle is firing disorganised electrical signals, meaning oxygenated blood is no longer reaching the brain and vital organs.

Without intervention, irreversible brain damage can begin within 4–6 minutes.

This is where an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) becomes critical.

🫀 What an AED Actually Does

An AED delivers a controlled electrical shock to the heart.
The purpose of the shock is not to restart a stopped heart as many people believe.
Instead, it works by stopping the chaotic electrical activity within the heart muscle.

This brief electrical reset allows the heart’s natural pacemaker — the sinoatrial (SA) node — the opportunity to regain control and restore a normal rhythm.

In simple terms:

The AED stops the electrical chaos so the heart can restart properly.

🚑 Why Time Is Critical
For every minute that passes without defibrillation, the chance of survival decreases by approximately 7–10%.
After around 10 minutes without defibrillation, survival becomes extremely unlikely without advanced intervention.

This is why public access defibrillators are placed in:

• Sports venues
• Shopping centres
• Airports
• Workplaces
• Community buildings

Rapid access to an AED can make the difference between life and death.

👥 AEDs Are Designed for the Public
One of the most important things to understand is that you do not need medical training to use an AED.

AEDs are designed to be:
• Fully automated
• Voice prompted
• Safe to use
• Able to analyse the heart rhythm automatically

If a shock is not required, the AED will not deliver one.

This makes them extremely safe for members of the public to use during an emergency.

🔗 CPR and AEDs Work Together

CPR keeps oxygenated blood circulating around the body while the AED prepares to deliver a shock.

Together they form two of the most critical links in the Chain of Survival.
Early CPR + early defibrillation can more than double the chances of survival.

💙 The Reality
Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time.
But survival is possible when people act quickly.
Recognise the emergency.

Start CPR.
Use an AED.
Because in cardiac arrest, every second truly counts.

🩺 Fife Medical Group
Supporting communities through training, emergency response, and lifesaving education.

🚑 Turning Criticism into Future Clinicians 🚑Back in 2022, when Fife Medical Group launched our Student First Aid Program...
07/03/2026

🚑 Turning Criticism into Future Clinicians 🚑

Back in 2022, when Fife Medical Group launched our Student First Aid Programme, the vision was simple.

Give young people aged 14 and over the opportunity to step into the world of emergency care. Let them stand alongside real clinicians.

Let them see the reality of the profession. Let them learn skills that could one day save a life.

But the idea didn’t arrive without resistance.

✅There was negativity.
✅There was criticism.
✅There was flack from people who said it shouldn’t be done, who questioned why young people should be exposed to the world of pre-hospital care or operational environments.

✅Some doubted the programme.
✅Some doubted the purpose.
✅Some doubted the outcome.
✅Some doubted the qualifications without knowledge
✅Some doubted legalities.

But we believed in something bigger than the noise.

❌Did we back down
❌Did we crumble
❌Did we succumb to the noise

We believed that if you open the door early enough, young people will walk through it with curiosity, ambition, and purpose.

Now here we are in 2026.
From that original group of students:

🎓 Four are now studying Paramedic Science

🎓 Two are starting degrees in Medicine

Six young people who once walked through our doors simply wanting to learn… are now stepping into the very professions they once looked up to.
That’s the difference between criticism and vision.

❌Criticism looks at something new and sees problems.

✅Vision looks at the same thing and sees possibility.

At Fife Medical Group, we have always believed that the future of healthcare doesn’t start in universities or hospitals.

It starts with inspiration, opportunity, and someone willing to say yes when others say no.

So to those who criticised the programme when it started… thank you.

Because while the noise was happening in the background, something far more important was happening in the foreground.

We were helping shape the lifesavers of tomorrow. 💙🚑

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 YASSSSS! What a result for Scotland! 🏉🔥A massive performance, huge passion, and the kind of grit that defines Sc...
07/03/2026

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 YASSSSS! What a result for Scotland! 🏉🔥

A massive performance, huge passion, and the kind of grit that defines Scottish sport. Moments like this remind you exactly why rugby captures the nation the way it does.

From the roar of the crowd to the players leaving absolutely everything on the pitch, today was a reminder of what pride, teamwork, and determination look like when they come together.

Across Scotland tonight, voices will be hoarse, hearts will be full, and celebrations will be well underway.

At Fife Medical Group, we know sport is more than just a game. It brings communities together, inspires the next generation, and reminds us all what it means to stand shoulder to shoulder.

Tonight, Scotland roars.
YASSSSS! 🇬🇧🏉🔥

07/03/2026
⚽👏 Fantastic Result for Our ClientsA brilliant victory today for our clients Dundee F.C., securing a great win and handi...
07/03/2026

⚽👏 Fantastic Result for Our Clients

A brilliant victory today for our clients Dundee F.C., securing a great win and handing Motherwell F.C. their first defeat in nine games.

A huge performance and an important result. Congratulations to everyone involved! 🔵⚽

🏒🚑 Match Update | On the RoadOur clients the Fife Flyers are on the road tonight and currently ahead after the first per...
07/03/2026

🏒🚑 Match Update | On the Road

Our clients the Fife Flyers are on the road tonight and currently ahead after the first period against the Guildford Flames.

A strong start to the game. Let’s see if they can keep the momentum going through the remaining periods.

🏒 | 𝐄𝐍𝐃 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐅𝐈𝐑𝐒𝐓 𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐎𝐃

Flames 0
Flyers 2 - Neilson 06:40, Somoza 12:26

🏒🚑 Match Night Medical Cover | Dundee Stars vs Manchester Storm 🚑🏒Tonight the Fife Medical Group team are once again on ...
07/03/2026

🏒🚑 Match Night Medical Cover | Dundee Stars vs Manchester Storm 🚑🏒

Tonight the Fife Medical Group team are once again on site providing medical cover for the game between the Dundee Stars and the Manchester Storm.

Ice hockey is one of the fastest and most physically demanding sports in the world. High speeds, physical contact, and the intensity of the game mean that having experienced medical professionals on site is absolutely essential to ensure player safety throughout the night.

This evening, while the Dundee Stars’ regular team doctor enjoys some well-earned rest and recovery, Fife Medical Group are proud to be supporting the fixture with one of our own doctors on site, working alongside our usual full paramedic-led accident and emergency crew with full front line vehicle.

Together, the team are positioned and ready to respond rapidly should any medical incident occur, whether that involves:

• On-ice player injuries
• Trauma resulting from collisions or impacts
• Medical emergencies within the crowd
• Rapid assessment and treatment before hospital transfer if required.

Our clinicians work closely with rink officials, team staff, and event management to ensure the game can proceed safely with the appropriate medical cover in place.

Adding a small twist to tonight’s fixture, face-off will be slightly delayed after the Manchester Storm team bus experienced mechanical problems on the way to the arena. These things happen in sport, and while the players regroup and prepare for puck drop, our team remain fully ready and operational.

Once the puck finally drops, it promises to be another exciting and hard-fought game on the ice.

Good luck to both teams tonight, and we hope the fans enjoy a great evening of hockey.

🚑 Fife Medical Group
Providing professional medical cover for sport, events, and communities across Scotland.

⚽🚑 On Site | Scottish Cup Quarter FinalThe Fife Medical Group team are on site at East End Park tonight providing medica...
07/03/2026

⚽🚑 On Site | Scottish Cup Quarter Final

The Fife Medical Group team are on site at East End Park tonight providing medical cover for the Scottish Cup Quarter Final between Dunfermline Athletic F.C. and Aberdeen F.C..

With our ambulance and clinicians in position, the team are ready to support players, officials, and supporters throughout the match. ⚽🚑

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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