Andrew Gibson

Specialist Paramedic

Breach of Duty/Liability Reports: Short Form/Screening

Breach of Duty/Liability Reports: Court Compliant

Reports for Coroners

Accident and Emergency Acute Illness Acute Medicine Advanced Clinical Practice Allergies Ambulance Amputation Brain Injuries (Traumatic and Acquired)Burns Cannulation Cardiac Arrest Emergency Response Major and Catastrophic Injuries Paediatrics Respiratory Resuscitation Sepsis Spinal Cord Injury

Vocational training - Paramedics
NHS NVQ Level 3 – Health & Social Care
RAF Education Tests Part 1 & 2
Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support
Advanced Paediatric Life Support
First Person On Scene
Health & Safety Executive training
Certificate Institute Environmental Health

Health & Care Professional Council (HCPC)
Royal College of Paramedics
Institute of Search & Technical Rescue
Motor Sport Association
Fellow of Search & Technical Rescue
Fellow of Administrative Management

Queen's Medal
King's Medal
‘Unsung Hero’ - 2026 Global Search & Rescue Awards

Registered with the HCPC and a member of the Royal College of Paramedics, Andrew has extensive expertise in emergency and pre-hospital care, including major trauma, cardiac arrest, acute medical emergencies, mental health crises, and the treatment of critically ill adults and children.
Andrew's advanced clinical skills include airway management, intubation, resuscitation, medicines administration, trauma care, and the management of patients in complex and high-risk environments.
As a Specialist Paramedic in Search & Rescue, Andrew works within multidisciplinary teams providing emergency medical care in remote, hazardous, and hostile environments, including major incidents and high-threat situations.
Andrew is a Fellow of the Institute of Search and Technical Rescue, fully trained in Civil Procedure Rules, and committed to maintaining the highest professional and clinical standards through continuous professional development.

Andrew is a highly experienced paramedic with more than 30 years of frontline clinical practice, including the last nine years as a Specialist Paramedic working in Search & Rescue and High Threat Medicine environments across both the NHS and independent sector. Alongside extensive operational experience, he has held senior clinical leadership roles, including responsibility for large paramedic teams and serving as Chief Medical Officer for the Motor Sports Association.

Andrew has been described by his peers as a consummate professional, where longevity of service in a clinical setting makes him stand out from the rest.

Throughout his career in paramedicine, Andrew has always remained operational. Andrew has continuously adapted to change, supported clinical innovation and continues to provide guidance and leadership whilst exercising sound judgment with positive patient outcomes.