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The course covers the curriculum through a multimodality learner centred approach including pre course reading, discussions to deliver clarity, hands on practical skill acquisition and application through simulation. Knowledge, skill acquisition and application are assessed through continual formative and summative assessment processes

The course is delivered by experienced faculty from the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care including experienced crowd doctors, nurses and paramedics. The teaching faculty aims for the courses to be enjoyable, supportive and non-threatening, to respect and build on candidates’ prior experience through a learner centred approach, engaging them in their own learning and encouraging self-reflection and development.

The Crowd Doctor & Practitioner Course is endorsed by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care being assessed on its curricula content, educational delivery, assessments and teaching faculty every four years. Candidate feedback is taken on every course and considered in the continued course development.

The course is run twice a year currently, September in the London area and March in the Yorkshire region.

Successful candidates are required re-certificate every 4 years.

Course Format

The curriculum over the 5-day course includes:

Days 1-3: Pre face to face course knowledge acquisition with pre course materials and reading.

Course Objectives

The course aims to provide a positive training environment to enable appropriate knowledge and skill acquisition to facilitate application through simulation to display the gain of the required competencies of practice as listed above

This will be achieved through multi-modality of learning with a candidate centred approach by faculty from the event health care sector.

Course Director

Andy Smith, Chair, Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care