Richmond Pharmacology’s London Bridge Unit is an accredited Resuscitation Council course centre. We specialise in running courses with reduced candidate numbers for a better learning experience. We provide training to our staff, as well as external candidates in the areas of Resuscitation and Immediate Life Support.
Designed for healthcare professionals in a variety of settings such as first responders, nurses, doctors, and the military, our courses provide a flexible and welcoming learning environment.
The programme covers:
- How to manage a deteriorating patient
- Identifying causes and promote prevention of cardiopulmonary arrest
- Treating cardiac arrest using the ABCDE approach
- The leadership skills needed in these areas.
The course is available in two formats: a full day face-to face course and a blended course which consists of half day e-learning and half-day face-to-face learning.
e-Immediate Life Support
Immediate Life Support course
ILS Course Dates
- Thursday 8th September 09:00-17:30
- Thursday 29th September 09:00-17:30
- Monday 10th October 09:00-17:30
- Tuesday 25th October 09:00-17:30
e-ILS Course Dates
- Friday 2nd September 13:00-17:30
- Thursday 15th September 13:00-17:30
- Thursday 20th October 13:00-17:30
- Thursday 15th December 13:00-17:30
Course trainers
Franklin Gordon
Head of Acute Clinical Management
Lead Resuscitation Clinical Skills Practitioner
Franklin has over 20 years combined experience, as an Anaesthetic, Emergency and Resuscitation Practitioner and Educator, In both acute care and clinical research
Louise Sopher
Resuscitation Practitioner
Paramedic and founder of Article 999 for UK medics: www.article999.co.uk. Louise has 8 years frontline experience, including as a Practice Educator, with interests ranging from quality improvement and medical education, to expedition medicine.
Samuel Jackson
Resuscitation Practitioner
Sam is a paramedic with over five years of frontline experience. As a qualified Practice Educator, he regularly trains and mentors Student Paramedics and Emergency Medicine Technicians (EMTs) during clinical shifts. Sam has a special interest in empowering the general public with enough resuscitation knowledge to feel comfortable helping people in cardiac arrest before ambulance arrival.
COVID test
Whilst the course will not be conducted at our main unit the same safety standards will be applied to all that attend. We will therefore require a negative lateral flow test on arrival, this will be conducted at our main clinical facility at 1A Newcomen Street, London. Once you receive a negative result you may attend the course, with the option of wearing a face mask.
Please arrive for your swab 30 minutes before the start of our course to avoid delays to the start time. Your support in keeping all attendees safe will be greatly appreciated.
Location
COVID Test Address (prior to course)
Richmond Pharmacology
1A Newcomen Street
London Bridge
SE1 1YR
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7042 5800
Please arrive for your swab 30 minutes before the start of your course to ensure a prompt start time. Your support in keeping all attendees safe will be greatly appreciated.
If you unfortunately do test positive, an alternative date or full refund will be offered.
Directions to Course Venue
Uncommon
1 Long Lane
London
SE1 4PG
020 3948 3889