emirates7 - Response Plus Holding (RPM), a leading provider of healthcare services, has expanded in the UAE setting up a new Dubai branch of its Health-Tech Training centre, tradearabia reported.
RPM’s new centre will provide BLS (basic life support), ACLS (advanced cardiovascular life support), and PALS (paediatric advanced life support) first-aid courses.
The Health-Tech Training centre has been accredited as the only establishment to offer the Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) course and the All-Hazards Disaster Response (AHDR) course; both of which are accredited by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technician, recommended for all pre-hospital care providers (i.e. doctors, nurses, EMTs, paramedics).
American Health and Safety Institute has partnered with the Health-Tech Training centre, which is approved by Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services. The primary aim is to enhance teaching methods and improve participants' learning by providing expert support for professional development, according to tradearabia.
Major Tom Louis, CEO of Response Plus Holding, a subsidiary of ADX-listed Alpha Dhabi Holding, said: “With demand growing in the global market for health services, comprehensive support of medical and non-medical training is essential. RPM is prepared to supply expert resources to train the community with tailored and accredited courses. We are firmly established in Abu Dhabi, training 25,000 candidates annually, and excited to pave the way as an industry leader with even greater numbers across the UAE and internationally, in line with our expansion strategy.”
Health-Tech Training, founded in July 2014, is accredited by the prestigious American Heart Association, Highfield, and the European Resuscitation Council, NAEMT (National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians).
The courses it offers are designed and delivered with a hands-on approach with application of the latest technology and learning tools.
This new branch aligns with the strategic plan for further expansion of additional centres across the UAE and internationally, specifically Kochi (India), Dammam (KSA), Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) and Muscat (Oman).TradeArabia News Service
RPM’s new centre will provide BLS (basic life support), ACLS (advanced cardiovascular life support), and PALS (paediatric advanced life support) first-aid courses.
The Health-Tech Training centre has been accredited as the only establishment to offer the Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) course and the All-Hazards Disaster Response (AHDR) course; both of which are accredited by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technician, recommended for all pre-hospital care providers (i.e. doctors, nurses, EMTs, paramedics).
American Health and Safety Institute has partnered with the Health-Tech Training centre, which is approved by Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services. The primary aim is to enhance teaching methods and improve participants' learning by providing expert support for professional development, according to tradearabia.
Major Tom Louis, CEO of Response Plus Holding, a subsidiary of ADX-listed Alpha Dhabi Holding, said: “With demand growing in the global market for health services, comprehensive support of medical and non-medical training is essential. RPM is prepared to supply expert resources to train the community with tailored and accredited courses. We are firmly established in Abu Dhabi, training 25,000 candidates annually, and excited to pave the way as an industry leader with even greater numbers across the UAE and internationally, in line with our expansion strategy.”
Health-Tech Training, founded in July 2014, is accredited by the prestigious American Heart Association, Highfield, and the European Resuscitation Council, NAEMT (National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians).
The courses it offers are designed and delivered with a hands-on approach with application of the latest technology and learning tools.
This new branch aligns with the strategic plan for further expansion of additional centres across the UAE and internationally, specifically Kochi (India), Dammam (KSA), Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) and Muscat (Oman).TradeArabia News Service