Ann McKillop

Ann has been working in the Scottish countryside for more than 30 years and has an extensive knowledge of the world of rangering, volunteering and conservation sectors. She is currently writing a book on the history of Countryside Rangers in Scotland. She has particular skills in event management, environmental education and has experience in the agriculture and forestry sectors including chainsaw, tractor and excavator work. Alongside training, Ann is also our chief content creator, keeping our blogs up to date. She also coordinates our healthcare courses from her office in Oban. Ann keeps active volunteering with the Scottish Wildlife Trust and the Scottish Charity Air Ambulance. She also plays percussion in a band so her lifestyle ranges from quiet outdoor pursuits to very very loud indoor ones!

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About Mike Beale – First Aid Conference Panel Member 2024

We are very pleased to have Mike Beale, co-founder of Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance and current Chairman, coming to our First Aid Conference 2024. He is also the co-founder of Thunderbirds, a company aimed at developing drone technology to aid and assist critical care. Prior to retirement , Mike was Headmaster of Craigclowan School in

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Isabelle Hamilton-Bower

About Isabelle Hamilton-Bower – First Aid Conference Speaker, 2024.

We’re excited to announce that Isabelle Hamilton-Bower, Clinical Lead at Resuscitation Council UK will present on The Science of CPR – Key Messages for First Aid Trainers at our FIRST AID CONFERENCE, 2024. Isabelle has been a Clinical Lead at Resuscitation Council UK for over five years. Formally the Lead Nurse for Resuscitation Services in

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Celebrating our Equestrian First Aid Trainers – could this be you?

It’s Good Employers Week at the Equestrian Employers Association. But what’s that got to do with us at Medi-K? As equestrian specific First Aid trainers, we understand that employment security for many in the equestrian sector is a precarious balancing act; ensuring that you have a work/life balance is important.  But so is paying your

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Dr Alistair Morris

About Dr Alistair Morris, First Aid Conference speaker

We are honoured to be able to confirm that Dr Alistair Morris will be speaking out at our First Aid Conference in Carlisle on 8th March, 2024. Dr Morris is Medical Director for Mountain Rescue England and Wales. He has over 40 years of outdoor experience including walking, running, climbing, caving, mountaineering, expedition cycling and adventure

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David Ritchie

About David Ritchie, First Aid Conference Speaker, 2024

David Ritchie, Managing Director, Skillseeder. David is commercially minded and has been the driving force in multiple technology start- ups over the last 20 years. He is experienced in electronic design, software engineering, leading teams and taking companies from conception through to final exit. He actively contributes to technical development and helping deliver the finished

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Ian Conway

About Ian Conway – Speaker at the First Aid Conference 2024

We’re pleased to announce that Ian Conway will be speaking at our First Aid Conference on 8th March, 2024 in Carlisle. Ian comes from an extensive pre-hospital specialist paramedic background with over 25 years of NHS experience. Until recently he was Head of Specialist Training and Development for the Scottish Ambulance Service and managed a

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Advice on Adder Bites

Last updated: August, 2023 Advice on Adder Bites In this blog, we’ll discuss bites from Adders – the UK’s only venomous snake, and something you may well see if out walking – if you are lucky! They usually like to bask in the sun on rocks, and will be more surprised to see you than

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