Emergency Medical Technicians

Nicky Williams - Associate Professor and Team Lead Paramedic Science & Respiratory Physiology

Marc Thomas - Senior lecturer and Programme Director Paramedic Science

Tom Hewes - Senior lecturer Paramedic Science

Marc Lewis - Senior lecturer Paramedic Science (Programme Lead)

Fen Sanders-Lamb Lecturer Paramedic Science

Paul Mayze - Practice Placement Manager Paramedic Science

Paul Haddow - Senior Lecturer

Jason Saddler - Lecturer

Dean Messer – lecturer

Matt Waters – Lecturer

Catrin Davies – Lecturer

Tace Richards – Lecturer

Throughout our degree programmes the School work to provide our students with opportunities in and around the School of Health & Social Care, the city with our industry partners and sign-post for international opportunities available to you. Our focus for you is ready you for the world of work. 

To find out about the opportinities you will have in your school, check out our student opportunities and employability webpage

As a student at Swansea University, you will have the opportunity to engage with industry, take on placement opportunities and complete work experience, so that you are fully equipped for the world of work when you leave us. This process is facilitated by the Swansea Employability Academy (SEA) which aims top provide careers advice and employment opportunities all under one roof.

Swansea Employability Academy is a central resource for all students and graduates of Swansea University, offering one-to-one careers advice, internships, bursaries, employer events, a digital jobs board and an online Career Development Course.

Visit their website to book an appointment with a career advisor, find relevant work experience, get funding for your career development, or to find the answer to your employability questions.

You can contact the Swansea Employability Academy Team here 

As a student you will be given a Academic Mentor  This is a member of teaching staff in the Faculty or School who acts as your key point of contact while you are at Swansea University.

You should meet with your Academic Mentor one-to-one at least once every Semester.  You may also be invited to group meetings or workshops with your Academic Mentor

Your Academic Mentor will guide and support you with your academic, professional and personal development.  They can help you with:

• Reviewing your academic progress
• Accessing academic and personal support e.g. with welfare issues
• Understanding the exam and assessment system
• Academic references for placements / job applications
• Answering any other questions you may have or recommend where to best seek advice

Mentors may also have ‘office hours’ when you can see them as well.  You can email your tutor if there is something you want to discuss and/or to arrange a meeting.

Click here for more information about Academic Mentoring 

As well as subject specific support by college teaching staff and your personal academic mentor, the Centre for Academic Success provides courses, workshops and one-to-one support in areas such as:

• Academic writing
• Maths and statistics
• Critical thinking
• Time management
• Digital skills
• Presentation skills
• Note taking
• Revision, memory and exam techniques
• English language skills (if English is not your first language).

In addition, if you have a Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD), disability, mental health or medical condition, the Centre for Academic Success have Specialist Tutors to support your learning, working alongside the Disability Office and Wellbeing Service to support all your needs and requirements whilst studying atSwansea University.

The main purpose of the Nursing Buddy Scheme is to help new students settle into Swansea University and the course, by enabling students to meet up with thier buddy on a voluntary, flexible basis to address basic concerns about student life and learn from experiences of an already established student on the course.

Buddy's are volunteer undergraduate students who will be entering their 2^nd or 3^rd year of study, who have undergone training to help equip them for their role.

Buddy's are normally matched with one or two first year students from the same course (and discipline). 

Their experiences and knowledge are of paramount importance to the effectiveness of this scheme  in helping support you in your first year!    

If you would be interested in having a Buddy in your first year please email:

studentexperience-medicinehealthlifescience@swansea.ac.uk

Pre-Hospital and Emergency Medicine Society. 

Our aim is to provide learning around pre-hospital medicine, emergency medicine, anaesthetics and intensive care medicine that wolrk with and goes beyond the normal curriculum.

Come join us in learning about various aspects of medicine, improving our clinical skills, and ultimately understanding more about our future careers!

The socieity is open to all; Medics, Nurses, Paramedics, and PAs. And to all students who wish to apply to these courses! 

Previous Events Have Included:

Talks from EMRTS (Welsh Flying Doctors) 

Mass Casulty Training (Led by Trauma Consultants)

Firearms and Trauma Evening (Led by The Faculty of Prehospital Care)

Road Traffic Collisions (Led by a Mountain Rescue Doctor) 

AND MUCH MORE!!

Joining your programme societies will allow you to interact with classmates in other years of the degree course

Click here to visit the SU Society page