Moving and Handling trainer Review

Training new staff and existing staff on Moving and handling this will include how to move a patient safely with or without equipment, showing staff how the equipment works and what safety checks must be completed before using the equipment, how to look after ourselves while completing these tasks, making staff aware of policies and procedure and also the legislations, who they can contact should they have problems on the wards with the patient or equipment

It can vary a bit depending on a few things such as its all online which for some people may find hard if they are not used to using a computer. The platform for my Smart assessor does not always work so well and not easy to navigate. The training plan some times changes and get a little confusing.

My Employers are very supportive and encouraging and help me put in to practice what I have learnt or help me with some things I may not know. I'm also given my allocated time every week to complete my hours for the program.

I do have a lot of support but its always online, but for me i prefer face to face.

The new skills my training provider have taught helps me in my role as I can adapt my training and understand that people learn in many different ways.

Yes

I have spent many years with the trust in various roles and have been allowed to develop my skills and knowledge in different areas. There are also many staff events that you can get involved with and whole trust works like a team.