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Hi, I'm Stuart - founder, Paramedic and trainer at Reeves Medical.


Offering First Aid and Lifesaving training as well as Paramedic event and locum cover across the East of England and surrounding counties.


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307 UK and Irish citizens lose their lives to accidental drowning each year, on average.

In 2023/24, 138 workers were killed in work-related accidents (RIDDOR).

British Red Cross' research shows that just 5% of adults have the skills and confidence to provide First Aid in emergency situations.

About me

Stuart Reeves

Paramedic / Trainer

My enduring enthusiasm for learning first aid and lifesaving skills has been a fundamental aspect of my life since childhood. As a member of the Scouts, St John Ambulance, and the Royal Life Saving Society, I seized every opportunity to participate in courses and acquire various qualifications and awards. This commitment ultimately propelled me to become a Lifesaving Trainer Assessor and later a First Aid Trainer, enabling me to instruct aspiring lifesavers and share my knowledge across diverse organisations and industries.

For the past 22 years, I have been employed full-time by the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust in several capacities, including 999 Call Handler/Dispatcher, Ambulance Paramedic, British Heart Foundation Community Resuscitation Development Officer, and Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) Paramedic. Currently, I serve as the Resilience and Specialist Operations Manager, where I manage two HART teams operating in the East of England and fulfil the roles of Paramedic, incident commander and strategic advisor as a National Interagency Liaison Officer (NILO). 

I prioritise maintaining current knowledge of the guidelines established by The Resuscitation Council UK and continually seek opportunities to enhance my experience in delivering high-quality patient care. This dedication allows me to remain actively involved in the subjects I teach and provide practical insights that enrich the training experience.

My goal is to ensure that first aid and lifesaving courses are diverse, engaging, and tailored to the specific industries of the participants, regardless of their background and/or prior experience.

At REEVES MEDICAL, we offer a range of comprehensive and customised first aid courses designed to equip individuals with the knowledge, understanding, and practical experience necessary to respond effectively to common emergencies in various environments, whether at home, in the workplace, or within the community. Our team of experienced first aid trainers is committed to guiding participants through every facet of their selected course in a supportive and friendly atmosphere, employing effective teaching methods while encouraging active participation in practical demonstrations.

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Why choose REEVES MEDICAL? 

  • Over 22 years front-line experience in an NHS ambulance service.
  • Extensive event medicine experience from local fetes through to corporate events, sporting events, festivals and public events.
  • Mental health first aider
  • Level 4 Award in Health Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR), provided by UK Health Security Agency.
  • Advanced Life Support (ALS) Trained
  • Wound Care Trained
  • Intubation Trained
  • Urban Search and Rescue Paramedic
    • Confined Space Trained
    • Working at Height Trained
    • Level 3 Swift Water Rescue Trained
  • Including Adult and Children workforce
    • with DBS update service subscription
  • Security vetting to SC level
  • Over 25 years experience teaching lifesaving and first aid
  • Level 3 Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTTLS)
  • CIEH Professional Trainers Certificate
  • RLSS UK Trainer Assessor
  • Level 3 Moving and Handling Instructor

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Frequently asked questions

Here are some common questions about our company or services.

We are based in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, however I can cover the whole of

  • Bedfordshire
  • Cambridgeshire
  • Essex
  • Hertfordshire
  • Suffolk

as well as surrounding counties.

Of course! Check the HCPC register here.

£5 million cover for the following activities are included provided they are undertaken within the member’s individual Scope of Paramedic practice -

• Samaritan Acts

• Medico Legal Work

• Training of Others

• Voluntary Unpaid Work

• Paid Work

This is provided through the College of Paramedics.

Paramedics can administer certain medicines on their own initiative to sick or injured persons who need immediate treatment. 

These medicines are:

  • diazepam 5 mg per ml emulsion for injection
  • prescription-only medicines containing one or more of the following substances but no other active ingredient:
    • adrenaline acid tartrate
    • adrenaline hydrochloride
    • amiodarone
    • anhydrous glucose
    • benzylpenicillin
    • compound sodium lactate intravenous infusion (Hartmann’s Solution)
    • ergometrine maleate
    • frusemide
    • glucose
    • lignocaine hydrochloride
    • metoclopramide
    • morphine sulphate
    • nalbuphine hydrochloride
    • naloxone hydrochloride
    • ondansetron
    • paracetamol
    • reteplase
    • sodium chloride
    • streptokinase
    • syntometrine
    • tenecteplase

As a registered paramedic you can keep stocks of these injectable medicines as well as administer pharmacy medicines as part of your professional practice. Paramedics can also get stocks of P medicines to administer in their business.

GOV.UK >> The Human Medicines Regulations 2012​


Pharmacy (P) medications include:
  • chlophenamine
  • co-codamol (8/500mg)
  • cyclizine
  • glyceryl trinitrate
  • ibuprofen
  • paracetamol (suspension/tablets)
  • nitrous oxide (Entonox)

General Sale List (GSL) medications include:

  • cetirizine
  • aspirin
  • glucose gel 
  • oyxgen

Unfortunate no. We only provide paramedic care, additional transport arrangements will need to be arranged.

All training equipment is provided appropriate for the course being delivered.

Basic first aid and resuscitation equipment at all events as standard, additional equipment will be provided depending on your needs and risk assessment.