Laura Massey was awarded a certificate for successfully completing the Advanced Life Support Course held at Addenbrookes Hospital on March 27, 2015. The certificate is valid for four years but does not constitute a license to practice, as further training is recommended. Employers are responsible for ensuring their staff have the required capabilities for their clinical setting.

1. Certificate
awarded to
Laura Massey
for successfully completing the
Advanced Life Support Course
held at
Addenbrookes Hospital
Course ref: L/CAM/15/260
on
27/03/2015
This certificate is valid for four years from the date above
Prof Gavin Perkins, ALS Subcommittee Chair
The award by the Resuscitation Council (UK) of a Certificate indicates that you have successfully completed a course and by inference have undertaken active participation.
The certificate does not constitute a certificate of competence nor a licence to practise as further training is recommended and you may not be authorised to use these skills within
your employment. In some situations a disabled candidate might successfully pass all of the theoretical aspects of a course but,
due to a disability, be unable to complete all of the physical course requirements.
Employers are themselves directly responsible for establishing that their staff have the capabilities requisite to their clinical setting - this is essential in the interests of patient health and safety.
Accordingly, they must not rely to any extent on the holding by an individual of a Certificate of Qualification from the RC (UK) as lessening their responsibility in that respect.
The certificate is valid for 4 years and it is recommended that providers recertify at the end of the 4 year period.
For further information, please contact the Resuscitation Council (UK).
Resuscitation Council (UK) | Registered Company 2999414
Website: www.resus.org.uk | email: enquiries@resus.org.uk