Guest guest Posted November 23, 2006 Report Share Posted November 23, 2006 , It was explained that the course was run by Basics and the Cambridge University was simply a cherry on the pie...I do hope you are not going to spoil Christmas by telling everyone that Santa Claus is not real as well ! P. cpfmedic <cpfmedic@...> wrote: Barry, It's the Pre-Hosspital Emergency Care Course run by BASICS ( British Association of Immediate Care) not cambridge University ( they use a C.University post-grad and continuing education centre to run it from in Cambridgeshire). Look at their web site. It's probbaly the course you should do if you want a 'cover all' course as it includes trauma, cardiac, paeds etc. N.B You won't easily find a ACLS course in the U.K (where have you been?) as we do the ALS i.e Advanced Life Support! Look at the Resuscitation Council U.K website which has all the course centres and dates on it. > > > > Sent on behalf of an anonymous member. > > > > REPLY TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS NOT TO ME ! > > > > CVs required from experienced medics, ideally with desert/North > Africa > > experience for a number of upcoming posts in Libya for a variety > of clients. > > Good dayrate. These are not open to US citizens as it is virtually > > impossible to obtain Visas for them at present. Do not reply > directly to > > this email - there is no further information. Email CVs to Pete > Galway at > > operations@ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2006 Report Share Posted November 25, 2006 Speaking of Alphabet courses I find that, recently, my best CMEs have been that have been above my Qualifications Such as the ATLS or International Anesthesia and Cardiology Conferences. The conference are never a problem The courses... You need to have connections or just dumb luck(And a non discriminatory attiude of the MD in charge) I recenty took the FCCS (Fundamental Critical Care Support, Society of Critical Care) a lot of ICU up dates, ventlators +++ And procedure lab with cadavers A well spent 3 days (+ a half day of emergency medicine procedure (on cadavers) Excellent, excellent Does not make you an intensivist But gives you a better undertanding and a deeper respect of all the medical constraints Cambridge University , It was explained that the course was run by Basics and the Cambridge University was simply a cherry on the pie...I do hope you are not going to spoil Christmas by telling everyone that Santa Claus is not real as well ! P. cpfmedic <cpfmedic@...> wrote: Barry, It's the Pre-Hosspital Emergency Care Course run by BASICS ( British Association of Immediate Care) not cambridge University ( they use a C.University post-grad and continuing education centre to run it from in Cambridgeshire). Look at their web site. It's probbaly the course you should do if you want a 'cover all' course as it includes trauma, cardiac, paeds etc. N.B You won't easily find a ACLS course in the U.K (where have you been?) as we do the ALS i.e Advanced Life Support! Look at the Resuscitation Council U.K website which has all the course centres and dates on it. > > > > Sent on behalf of an anonymous member. > > > > REPLY TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS NOT TO ME ! > > > > CVs required from experienced medics, ideally with desert/North > Africa > > experience for a number of upcoming posts in Libya for a variety > of clients. > > Good dayrate. These are not open to US citizens as it is virtually > > impossible to obtain Visas for them at present. Do not reply > directly to > > this email - there is no further information. Email CVs to Pete > Galway at > > operations@ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.