Getting Allied Health and Social Care Professionals on the right tracks in Urgent, Emergency and Crisis Care: Available Courses
SAM members receive 25% off all TE Tracks courses for 2026/27. SAM Members can use the code SAM25 at the Eventbrite checkout to claim the offer.
📍 venues in London, West Midlands, South Wales, Edinburgh, Exeter and Manchester!
Courses already booked include:
đź§ Enhanced Functional Assessment in UEC.
⚖️ Assessment and Management of Dizziness and Acute Balance Impairment.
🤕 Assessment and Management of Minor Trauma in UEC.
🎓 Developing and Facilitating Learning in Fast Paced and High Pressued Environments.
All courses are face to face, practical and case based learning, deaigned to build confidence and capability, and aligned to enhanced practice level. Train the Trainee module and resources are included with some courses to support sustainable development.
Discounts also available for multiple bookings and those working in rural locations – please get in touch to find out more!
All courses can be found at: https://www.tetracks.co.uk/courses
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