Paramedics on Scene

In Renfrewshire, paramedics Gary and Peter are on call on one of the hottest days of the year. They assist a man who has been out walking in the heat and collapsed at a bus stop. The crew must ensure his exhaustion isn't hiding a bigger problem.

Paisley paramedics Gary and Peter rush to treat a patient whose heart rate is dangerously fast and must stabilise him before he can be transported to hospital. In Melrose, Lee and Nadine attend a 40-year-old woman with severe Covid symptoms, a common call-out during the pandemic. The patient is struggling to walk, and the crew give her oxygen in the ambulance on the way to hospital.

In Edinburgh, paramedics from the Special Operations and Response Team attend a woman who has sustained an injury near the summit of Arthur's Seat. Although the injury is not serious, transporting the patient from such a difficult location is a challenge, and the team need specialist four-wheel drive equipment to complete the journey and get the patient to hospital.

In Inverness, Lesley and Stuart tend to a man who has fallen into the canal and been fished out by an alert member of the public. However, as they treat the patient, it becomes clear he is intoxicated and he reacts badly to the crew's attempts to calm him down. Fearing for their safety, the crew call the police to keep them safe as they take the patient to hospital.

In this episode, a paramedic team are called to a dangerous mountain bike crash in the Borders. Mike and Christine fear their patient has suffered serious internal injuries, and must treat her on a remote hillside before working out how to safely transport her back to the ambulance. In Ayr, a woman celebrating her 80th birthday has been vomiting for several hours. Concerned the symptoms look like sepsis, the crew need to get her to hospital as quickly as possible. Further south, in Stranraer, Tanya and Caron are called to a patient who is struggling with Covid. The region has been hard hit by the virus, and the crew must change into specialist PPE before they can enter the patient's home. In Edinburgh, Tom and Donna are called to a patient struggling with an extreme nosebleed, while in Glasgow, Karli and Craig attend the Euros 2020 fanzone in Glasgow Green, one of the first big gatherings after lockdown.

Paramedics help a man stuck in mud at a building site who needs to be pulled out without causing more damage to his legs and feet.

Paramedics rush to a road traffic accident where a car has flipped off the road, and respond to patients struggling to breathe.

In this episode, we follow paramedics in Inverness, Oban, Edinburgh and the Borders. Special operations paramedics Dan and Leigh are called to assist bomb disposal experts after a hazardous chemical is found at a building site, before taking to the water in the Bordersto search for a body in the river. Lee and Nadine race to the scene of a three-car smash on icy roads, and paramedics in Oban make two trips to visit a regular patient whose breathing is getting progressively worse. Moira and Dee battle through busy city centre traffic in Edinburgh to reach a patient who has fallen from their wheelchair and needs a special piece of kit to get them into the ambulance. And in Inverness, Stuart and Jamie are called to a patient with chest pains who is unsure about going into hospital.

Paramedics respond to a major incident following a collision between a bus and van on the busy A90 near Dundee, causing multiple casualties.

This episode follows ambulance crews in Edinburgh and Aberdeen and also sees the special operations response teams deal with some serious incidents. In Edinburgh, ambulance crew Moira and Blair are called to a man with severe chest pain who needs to be checked and taken to hospital right away. In Aberdeen, on the night shift, Ricky and Luan get a call to a man who has fallen at home, and who turns out to be one of the more entertaining patients they have seen in a while. In Glasgow, a call about a possible person in the Clyde has triggered a huge emergency response - but is it genuine?

In this episode, we follow ambulance crews in Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Paisley and also spend time with the special operations response teams as they deal with the most serious emergencies. In Aberdeen, ambulance crew Sarah and Stuart are called to a patient with epilepsy who has suffered a succession of fits and needs to be taken to hospital. In Edinburgh, the special operations team attend a car crash involving some tourists who have just arrived in Scotland only to find themselves involved in a collision and on their way to hospital.

This episode follows ambulance crews in Aberdeen and Edinburgh and the special operations response teams from the east and west of Scotland as they deal with the most serious calls. It’s festival time in Edinburgh and ambulance crew Stephen and Gwion are called to treat a woman who has fallen on the Royal Mile, possibly breaking her ankle

An accident on the Isle of Mull leaves a man seriously injured and triggers a response from the air ambulance. In Paisley, a young cyclist is left with a serious gash in his leg.

Documentary series following the Scottish Ambulance Service. Paramedics respond to a range of calls including a small child who has fallen in a loch. Meanwhile in Glasgow, paramedics attend the scene of a crash on a motorway, where several casualties have been hospitalised, including a pregnant woman.