The Greenwell Guide to Being a Student Paramedic

£19.99

Pre-Order Offer

Be one of the first to receive The Greenwell Guide to Clinical Supervision and Mentorship!
Pre-orders open 1st January 2026, with all copies shipping on or before 1st February 2026.

As a thank-you for supporting the first print run, all pre-orders include an exclusive 10% discount - use the discount code ‘PREORDER10’ at checkout.

Your early order helps us plan sustainable, small-batch printing and ensures your guide is among the very first to leave our workshop.

Your trusted companion for every step of your paramedic training.

This Greenwell Guide has been created to support you through the realities of student life - the highs, the doubts, the learning curves, and the moments where you wonder if you’re really cut out for this. Whether you’re just starting out, deep in your placements, or preparing for qualification, this guide helps you make sense of the journey with confidence and clarity.

Inside, you’ll find:

  • Honest, practical guidance on navigating placement life and crew culture

  • Supportive explanations of confidence, competence, and the learning curve

  • Strategies for managing fatigue, stress, shift work, and academic balance

  • Tools for building emotional resilience and processing challenging jobs

  • Clear frameworks for reflective practice, feedback, and clinical growth

  • Reassurance, normalisation, and grounded mentorship throughout

  • Encouragement to recognise your strengths, value your humanity, and trust your development

The Greenwell Guides series is built on three principles: accessible, practical, and supportive.
This edition goes beyond technical advice - it’s the voice of a mentor in your pocket: steady, compassionate, and here to remind you that you’re not behind, you’re becoming.

Format: Premium A5 printed guide (ideal for kit bags, study desks, and placement days), printed on 100% recycled paper.
Who it’s for: Student paramedics at any stage of their training, NQPs, and anyone navigating the transition from theory to practice in prehospital care.

Pre-Order Offer

Be one of the first to receive The Greenwell Guide to Clinical Supervision and Mentorship!
Pre-orders open 1st January 2026, with all copies shipping on or before 1st February 2026.

As a thank-you for supporting the first print run, all pre-orders include an exclusive 10% discount - use the discount code ‘PREORDER10’ at checkout.

Your early order helps us plan sustainable, small-batch printing and ensures your guide is among the very first to leave our workshop.

Your trusted companion for every step of your paramedic training.

This Greenwell Guide has been created to support you through the realities of student life - the highs, the doubts, the learning curves, and the moments where you wonder if you’re really cut out for this. Whether you’re just starting out, deep in your placements, or preparing for qualification, this guide helps you make sense of the journey with confidence and clarity.

Inside, you’ll find:

  • Honest, practical guidance on navigating placement life and crew culture

  • Supportive explanations of confidence, competence, and the learning curve

  • Strategies for managing fatigue, stress, shift work, and academic balance

  • Tools for building emotional resilience and processing challenging jobs

  • Clear frameworks for reflective practice, feedback, and clinical growth

  • Reassurance, normalisation, and grounded mentorship throughout

  • Encouragement to recognise your strengths, value your humanity, and trust your development

The Greenwell Guides series is built on three principles: accessible, practical, and supportive.
This edition goes beyond technical advice - it’s the voice of a mentor in your pocket: steady, compassionate, and here to remind you that you’re not behind, you’re becoming.

Format: Premium A5 printed guide (ideal for kit bags, study desks, and placement days), printed on 100% recycled paper.
Who it’s for: Student paramedics at any stage of their training, NQPs, and anyone navigating the transition from theory to practice in prehospital care.