Due to the high rate of fatal incidents in our homes, on our roads and in the workplace we at MedSheq decided to make a real difference. The difference between life and death! MedSheq recently launched its SAVE LIVES National Instructor Network with the aim of targeting industry, schools & the public at large.

The emergency Care Instructor Module and subsequent registration as instructor at MedSheq provide a new dynamic approach to pre-hospital emergency care and training, stressing the need for adequate identification and consideration of ill or injured patients as unique entities that have specific emotional and treatment requirements. Thus an approach that varies from and exceeds traditional methods for reaching and sharing these important life saving techniques is required.

In terms of our accreditation with the Department of Labour, we are able to offer decentralised training with individuals operating under our license. Upon successful completion of First Aid level 1, 2 &3 the individual would then complete the MedSheq first aid instructor’s course and they would be in a position to register as an instructor and provide first aid training as per their relevant registration category.

This service is particularly aligned to suit the needs of the individual instructor as well as the designated instructor represented within a private organisation where internal training programs are instituted.
We do have gross structured models according to which we work but it is our firm belief that every client be regarded as an individual and thus we will exhaust any possible options available as to render a tailor made service.

• Formulating a drafted plan for all medical compliances like emergency planning, incident management and patient evacuation.
• Supplying of Doctors, Advanced Life Support Paramedics and other medical staff for scheduled functions.
• Support Solutions for remote site locations whether inside South Africa or abroad.
• Delivering of services before, during projects and afterwards including entry/exit medical examinations, site clinic management and evacuations of seriously ill/injured patients to closest most appropriated medical facilities.
• Away medical support teams for short or long periods like sporting or team building sessions coordinated with local service providers.