CPR Training Assistant

Magpas Air Ambulance

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Community Work,Teaching & Training,Youth Work,First Aid

UK Driving Licence

As a volunteer community CPR training assistant, you will be expected to: Represent Magpas Air Ambulance in a respectful and friendly manner Understand the work of Magpas Air Ambulance to secure basic knowledge and enthusiasm for our service Wear your Magpas Air Ambulance ID badge and uniform while volunteering, ensuring it's visible at all times Have great communication skills and support the delivery of exceptional training to our audience Follow all Magpas Air Ambulance policies and procedures, including reporting any accidents and incidents Recognise, respond to, and report any safeguarding issues or concerns We would love it if you have a full drivers licence and access to your own vehicle and are able to assist on average one session a month.

Regular support and advice from our staff team Expenses covered in line with our volunteer policy On-the-job training specific to your role Events where you can meet other volunteers and share ideas Impressive skills to add to your CV and a reference if/when you need it The opportunity to meet a network of like-minded people The opportunity to train to become a Volunteer CPR Trainer We are an equal opportunity organisation and welcome volunteers with diverse abilities As well as joining the Magpas Air Ambulance family, you will make new friends and be an important connection within your community representing the work of a lifesaving team.

We hope that volunteer community CPR training assistants stay with us for a minimum of 6 months. An average training session will last approximately 3 hours including set up and pack down.

Further location details may be provided below.

sam disney

Across Bedfordshire

Contact samantha.disney@magpas.org.uk

We are committed to being inclusive and welcome volunteers with disabilities or access requirements. Due to the nature of this role, volunteers must be able to carry equipment and demonstrate CPR while kneeling or working on the floor.