Grant Walkey has been involved in search and rescue and education for over 20 years, specialising in water rescue combining skills as a former firefighter and as a RNLI lifeboat crew, beach lifeguard, and Flood rescue team member and adding advanced skills both clinically as a paramedic and academically as a qualified teacher..

 

Grant teaches for Saviour Medical and also  works as a bank paramedic for both SWAST and SCAS ambulance services in Cornwall, Dorset and Hampshire. 

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Prior to this Grant was a full-time staff member of the RNLI for 11 years serving initially as a sea survival and lifeboat trainer then specialised as a Casualty care trainer and finally progressed as SHE and Clinical Training Manager, managing a team of SHE professionals and paramedic trainers delivering the RNLI courses. 

Grant maintained training others throughout this time for the RNLI but also on the faculties of ATACC (Anaesthesia & Critical Care), WEM (World Extreme Medicine) and for SLSGB. 

 

Grant maintains his sea going operational rescue skills by also volunteering for his local lifeboat station at Mudeford in Dorset and being on the RNLI Flood rescue team.

 

Grant shares his knowledge, skills and experience as a consultant and trainer specialising in maritime rescue, safety, and medicine wherever he can to help educate to help others or themselves.