Sean Rooney
Sean takes a very active interest in a wide range sports, and has trained for many years in and Western and Thai Boxing as well as Jiu Jitsu where he a qualified instructor. It was this that lead him to get involved in teaching first aid and become the national first aid coordinator for the Jiu Jitsu Foundation. From these interests Sean has since qualified as personal trainer and sport massage therapist. Sean still has a day job working as a technician in the School of Applied Sciences for a university where he works as divisional safety adviser and runs first aid training for all staff.
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- Mental Health First Aid Training
- Sports First Aid Courses
- Outdoor First Aid Courses
- First Aid At Work Courses
- Defibrillator (AED) Courses
- Basic Life Support (BLS) Training
- First Aid for Schools Courses
- First Aid Instructor Training
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First Aid Tips
There are many reasons why it is important to train in first aid. Most people come on first aid training courses because they have been sent by their workplace, or they need a valid certificate to keep other qualifications valid, but there are lots of other benefits too:
