6 - Discussion with Jim Allen and Simon Ruparelia: CoROM Podcast

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Aebhric O'Kelly interviews two third-year BSc Remote Paramedic students about the paths that led them to join the CoROM programme. Jim first came to the College for the Remote EMT course seven years ago. He was working for BBC and needed more medical training for the locations he was going. Simon wanted to branch out from his corporate job and learn something very different from his day-to-day job. Listen to their experiences whilst going through the Remote Paramedic Practice degree programme.

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