Remote Medical Response

Remote Medical Response We deliver expert medical care and training for remote environments.

We offer emergency response, wilderness first aid courses, customised medical plans, and telemedicine support, ensuring safety and preparedness in challenging locations.

⛰️Remote & austere medicine wasn’t something we stumbled into — it was a deliberate path⚕️Alongside delivering specialis...
30/01/2026

⛰️Remote & austere medicine wasn’t something we stumbled into — it was a deliberate path⚕️
Alongside delivering specialist training, we actively provide medical support in remote and high-risk environments. Working in settings where help is delayed, resources are limited, and decisions carry real consequence fundamentally shapes how you think and operate.
Staying current in this space isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about continuous learning, reflecting on real deployments, and keeping up to date with evolving best practice in remote and austere care.
That operational experience directly informs how we train at RMR Specialist Training — practical, experience-led, and grounded in reality rather than slides and assessments.
Because when conditions are against you, fundamentals and judgement matter more than anything. ⚕️

We’re looking at producing more video content 🎥 — short clips, behind-the-scenes training, kit breakdowns, and real-worl...
23/01/2026

We’re looking at producing more video content 🎥 — short clips, behind-the-scenes training, kit breakdowns, and real-world medical insight.
Before we commit, we want to hear from you 👇
👉 Would you like to see more videos from Remote Medical Response?
👉 If yes — what kind?
Drop a comment or vote below ⬇️
• 🎥 Training scenarios
• 🎒 Kit & equipment
• 🧠 Medical tips & refreshers
• 🏔️ Remote & austere medicine
• 👀 Behind the scenes
Your feedback helps shape what we put out next.

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⛰️In remote and austere environments, not every incident has a positive outcome.☠️Part of professional training is under...
19/01/2026

⛰️In remote and austere environments, not every incident has a positive outcome.☠️
Part of professional training is understanding what to do when life-saving interventions are no longer appropriate (depending on scope of practice)— and how to manage the scene, maintain dignity, and prepare for a professional handover.
It’s not a comfortable topic, but it’s a realistic one.
Specialist training should prepare people for the full spectrum of outcomes, not just the ideal scenarios.
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⚠️Training should reflect reality ⚠️Our approach is shaped by experience across remote medicine, emergency services, mar...
16/01/2026

⚠️Training should reflect reality ⚠️

Our approach is shaped by experience across remote medicine, emergency services, maritime environments, and austere settings — not just slides and assessments.
If you work where access is limited and conditions change fast, your training should reflect that.

Contact the training team for more info📩

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Not every emergency happens in daylight.🔦Poor visibility changes how you assess casualties, control bleeding, and make d...
14/01/2026

Not every emergency happens in daylight.🔦

Poor visibility changes how you assess casualties, control bleeding, and make decisions.
It’s one of the reasons our specialist training includes low-light and night operations — because real incidents don’t wait for perfect conditions.

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Back to work for 2026.This year we’re focusing on realistic, practical medical training for those operating in remote, o...
12/01/2026

Back to work for 2026.

This year we’re focusing on realistic, practical medical training for those operating in remote, outdoor, and high-risk environments.
No classroom fluff.
No box-ticking.
Just training that works when conditions aren’t ideal.

More to follow.
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🚨 NEW FOR 2026 — LAUNCHING IN THE NEW YEAR 🚨We’re excited to announce the launch of a brand new specialist course from R...
24/12/2025

🚨 NEW FOR 2026 — LAUNCHING IN THE NEW YEAR 🚨
We’re excited to announce the launch of a brand new specialist course from RMR Specialist Training:
Remote Environment First Aid – Day & Night Operations
🕒 2-Day CPD Course.
This course has been designed for those who work or operate in remote, outdoor, and high-risk environments, where help may be delayed and conditions are challenging.
Unlike standard first aid courses, this programme focuses on:
✔ Remote (C)ABC assessment
✔ Catastrophic bleeding control
✔ Airway & breathing management in austere environments
✔ Prolonged casualty care
✔ Environmental injuries
✔ Navigation & communication in remote locations
✔ Realistic night-time casualty scenarios
Delivered using scenario-driven, hands-on training, including low-light and night operations, this course is ideal for outdoor workers, rope access teams, SAR volunteers, lone workers, expedition staff, and anyone operating far from immediate medical help.
📅 Launching New Year 2026
📍 Limited places available
📩 Register your interest now via DM or email
More details coming soon.

🎄 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 🎄As the year comes to a close, we’d like to thank all of our clients, partners, suppl...
22/12/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 🎄
As the year comes to a close, we’d like to thank all of our clients, partners, suppliers, and followers for your continued trust and support throughout the year.
It’s been a year of growth, learning, and delivering high-quality medical training and support — and none of it would be possible without the incredible people we work with. We wish you and your families a safe, restful, and well-earned Christmas, and we look forward to working with you again in the New Year.
Stay safe, stay prepared,
Remote Medical Response Ltd
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Thanks for all the support on last night’s post — really appreciate it.I’ve been putting a lot of time into strengthenin...
16/11/2025

Thanks for all the support on last night’s post — really appreciate it.

I’ve been putting a lot of time into strengthening the RMR Specialist Training side of the business ready for 2026.

The focus is simple: delivering realistic, hands-on first aid designed for the environments people actually work in — ropes, industrial sites, remote areas and the outdoors.

Not standard first aid… proper scenario-driven training.

Big announcement coming this week 👀🔥

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📣Big things happening behind the scenes at Remote Medical Response.📣I’ve been working hard on rebuilding and refocusing ...
15/11/2025

📣Big things happening behind the scenes at Remote Medical Response.📣

I’ve been working hard on rebuilding and refocusing the business for 2026 — bringing back proper, hands-on, realistic first aid training.

No boring classrooms. No death-by-PowerPoint.
Real scenarios. Real kit. Real learning.

January will be the first big step forward, and I can’t wait to share more with you soon.

Thanks to everyone who’s supported me while I push RMR to the next level. 🙌⚕️

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📍 Severe Rainfall Across the UK – Stay Prepared Out ThereThe recent heavy rain has caught a lot of people off guard. Flo...
14/11/2025

📍 Severe Rainfall Across the UK – Stay Prepared Out There

The recent heavy rain has caught a lot of people off guard. Flooded footpaths, slippery trails, hidden potholes and fast-rising water can turn a simple walk, commute or outdoor job into a serious hazard.

Whether you're hiking, working outdoors, travelling between sites, or just getting the family from A to B — preparation matters.

Here’s what to keep in mind over the next few days:

🟡 Check routes before you travel
Roads, trails and riverside paths may be closed or unstable. Avoid fast-flowing water – it only takes 6 inches to knock you off your feet.

🟡 Wear weather-appropriate kit
Waterproof outer layers, solid footwear with good grip, and extra warm layers if you’re going to be exposed for long periods. Pack a drybag with spare socks, gloves and a thermal layer.

🟡 Torch & visibility
With darker afternoons and low cloud, visibility drops fast. Carry a headtorch and reflective kit – especially if hiking or working roadside.

🟡 Look after your team / family
If you’re with kids or working in a crew, keep communication clear. Plan exit routes and check-in points.

🟡 First aid matters even more in bad weather
Slips, trips, cold injuries, contaminated wounds, and entrapment incidents increase dramatically in poor conditions.
A simple first aid kit, an emergency shelter, and the knowledge to use them can make all the difference.

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Last week’s CPD training focused on refreshing key firefighter competencies — from Road Traffic Collision (RTC) drills a...
11/11/2025

Last week’s CPD training focused on refreshing key firefighter competencies — from Road Traffic Collision (RTC) drills and casualty extrication through to breathing apparatus (BA) wearing exercises.

Continuous training like this keeps our skills current and our reactions sharp — ensuring that when the call comes, we’re ready to respond safely, effectively, and as a team.

Professional development isn’t just a requirement — it’s a commitment to the people we serve and the crews we stand beside. 👨‍🚒💪

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Scunthorpe

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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