Teaching lifeguard
A teaching rescue station is a rescue station at which " paramedics in internship" or " emergency paramedics in internship" can drive their twelve months full-time ("annual interns"), part-time their 1600 hours, of which at least 960 hours in emergency rescue with at least 400 emergency operations; on this, § 7 Paramedics Act (RettAssG):
"Rescue guards are suitable for practical training according to § 7 RettAssG as teaching rescue guards if they are operated all year round and, depending on the number of operations, the staffing and the material equipment, are able to provide interns with all the knowledge and skills that are essential / necessary for their professional practice as a rescue assistant To teach skills. "
Requirements for a teaching rescue station:
- The ambulance station should be deployed at least 800 emergency operations per year
- The paramedic during the internship must be able to participate in at least 400 emergency missions
- Medical supervision must be determined
- A full-time paramedic with the qualification “ teaching paramedic ” must be designated at the rescue station
- At least one ambulance in accordance with DIN 75 080 must be available in the station
The requirements for the rescue guards to qualify as a teaching rescue station are, however, regulated differently in the federal states in some cases. Sometimes it is also necessary that a KTW is stationed at the guard.
In addition, rescue workers (RH) and paramedics (RS) are trained at a teaching rescue station.
