The FPOS Level 4 course, also known as First Person on Scene Level 4, is an advanced training program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to provide immediate medical care in high-risk and complex emergency situations. This course is specifically tailored for those who work in roles where they may be the first to respond to emergencies, such as paramedics, firefighters, security personnel, and search and rescue teams.

- Enhance medical knowledge: The primary objective of the FPOS Level 4 course is to expand participants' medical knowledge and understanding. This includes gaining an in-depth understanding of anatomy and physiology, medical conditions, and advanced life support techniques. Participants will learn how to effectively assess and manage complex medical emergencies.
- Develop advanced emergency response skills: Participants will develop advanced skills in emergency response, including triage, casualty management, and incident command. They will learn how to effectively coordinate and communicate with other emergency responders in order to provide efficient and coordinated care to multiple casualties
- Improve decision-making and critical thinking: The course focuses on enhancing participants' decision-making and critical thinking skills in high-pressure situations. Participants will learn to quickly assess and prioritize injuries, apply appropriate treatment interventions, and adapt their approach based on changing circumstances.
- Enhance personal safety and self-care: The FPOS Level 4 course emphasizes the importance of personal safety and self-care for first responders. Participants will learn strategies to ensure their own safety while providing care in hazardous environments. This includes understanding scene safety, infection control, and the use of personal protective equipment.
- Support professional development: The course aims to support the ongoing professional development of participants by providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their roles. It equips them with the expertise to handle complex medical emergencies, enhancing their confidence and competence as first responders.

-  Introduction to FPOS Level 4
- Overview of the FPOS (First Person on Scene) Level 4 course
- Explanation of the importance and responsibilities of a first responder
- Introduction to the key principles and skills taught in the course
-  Anatomy and Physiology
- Understanding the human body systems and their functions
- Identifying common injuries and illnesses
- Applying knowledge of anatomy and physiology to assess and treat patients effectively
- Emergency Medical Care
- Introduction to emergency medical care techniques
- Assessment and management of life-threatening conditions
- Practical training on administering basic and advanced life support
-  Trauma Management
- Identifying and managing traumatic injuries
- Principles of triage and prioritizing treatment
- Techniques for controlling bleeding, immobilizing fractures, and managing shock
-  Medical Emergencies
- Recognizing and responding to common medical emergencies
- Assessment and management of cardiac emergencies, respiratory distress, and allergic reactions
- Practical training on administering medications and using medical equipment
-  Incident Management
- Understanding incident command systems and roles
- Effective communication and coordination during emergencies
- Incident scene management and organization
-  Special Considerations
- Dealing with pediatric patients and specific age-related medical conditions
- Managing patients with disabilities or special needs
- Handling incidents involving hazardous materials or environmental emergencies
-  Mental Health and Crisis Intervention
- Recognizing and responding to mental health crises
- Providing support and intervention for individuals in crisis
- Understanding the role of first responders in mental health emergencies
-  Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Understanding legal and ethical responsibilities of a first responder
- Consent and confidentiality in medical emergencies
- Documentation and reporting requirements
-  Practical Assessments and Examinations
- Hands-on practical assessments to evaluate skills and knowledge
- Written examinations to test understanding of course material
- Certification and ongoing professional development opportunities

- This course is designed for healthcare professionals, such as paramedics, nurses, and doctors, who are seeking to enhance their ability to provide advanced life support in emergency situations.