About us
SIRONA Medical Training brings together active professionals from healthcare, emergency services, rescue, public safety and the military.
Teaching does not replace our professional work: it grows out of it. Our team combines medical, operational and training experience gained in very different settings, from prehospital and critical care to rescue, public safety, conflict zones and highly demanding environments.
This diversity allows us to bring more than theory into the classroom: it allows us to pass on judgment, experience and the ability to make decisions when conditions are no longer ideal.
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Why SIRONA?
Sirona is a Celtic goddess associated with health, healing and medicinal waters. Her name connects with an idea that defines our project: knowledge as a tool to protect, care and act.
At SIRONA we see training as preparation for real scenarios, where time, environment and pressure shape every decision. We want students to be able to assess, prioritize and act with sound judgment when the situation demands fast and effective responses.
That is why our teaching combines knowledge, technique and decision-making, with a practical and operational focus that prepares students to intervene when conditions are no longer ideal.
OUR TEAM
SIRONA brings together very different profiles with one thing in common: they all bring real, up-to-date professional experience to the training.
Healthcare professionals, emergency medical technicians, military personnel, firefighters, law enforcement officers and professionals who approach the same problem from different perspectives. This combination allows us to deliver multidisciplinary, current teaching connected to the scenarios in which our students may have to act.
Emergencies · Maritime rescue · Rescue
Lucas
Diana
Rescue and emergency professional with an extensive background in prehospital care, air and maritime search and rescue, as well as previous experience in emergency services and advanced life support ambulances.
His profile combines medical care, rescue and extensive teaching experience in life support, trauma and first response. He is used to scenarios where care does not simply begin when you reach the patient: access, environmental conditions, stabilization and evacuation are all part of the same problem.
At SIRONA he brings a particularly practical view of out-of-hospital emergencies and a great ability to turn technical procedures into skills that can be applied in the field.
Marine · TCCC · TECC · Tactical medicine
Active-duty service member with a professional background in operations, security, tactical medical care and instruction, including experience gained in deployments and highly demanding international settings.
She has experience applying TCCC principles under real conditions and an extensive track record training military personnel, specialized units and other groups who may need to provide care in operational contexts.
At SIRONA she brings a particularly integrated view of the scenario: the casualty, security, the mission and evacuation are not separate problems. Her approach aims to help students read the situation, set priorities and adapt their actions when circumstances change.
Law enforcement · Teaching · TECC
Laura
Law enforcement professional with an extensive background in public safety, operational activity and specialized training, developed both in Spain and in international contexts.
Her experience brings the perspective of the first responder who faces very different situations: traffic accidents, trauma, hypothermia, assaults, robberies or more complex incidents where scene safety and medical care must be managed at the same time.
She also has teaching experience in other professional fields, which makes it possible to bring TECC principles into realistic scenarios and adapt them to different profiles, combining first response, decision-making, coordination and the ability to act until specialized medical resources arrive.
Military physician · Emergencies · Tactical medicine
Juan
Military physician with experience in urgent and emergency care, both in conventional settings and in operational and particularly demanding scenarios.
His career combines clinical practice with trauma care and medical support in environments where security, available resources and the tactical situation shape decision-making.
He also has experience in deployments and in medical training applied to the military and prehospital fields.
He brings the team the medical perspective on the critical patient: prioritize, stabilize and adapt care to the real conditions of the environment.
Nursing · Critical care · Emergencies
Practicing nurse with an extensive professional background in emergencies, intensive care and critical patient care, as well as experience in various highly complex hospital units.
Her profile brings a solid clinical perspective on patient assessment, stabilization and progression, with special attention to the changes that can anticipate deterioration and completely alter the course of care.
At SIRONA she brings the view of someone who knows what happens after the first minutes, helping to connect initial intervention with the real needs of the critical patient and reinforcing the importance of assessing, reassessing and anticipating.
Firefighter · Technical rescue · Team coordination
Professional firefighter since 2013 and coordinator of the Special Search and Rescue Group (G.E.L.R.) of IAE Galicia, with extensive experience in emergency response, rescue and leading operational teams.
He has taken part in international search, rescue and humanitarian aid missions in Turkey, Libya and Venezuela, as well as in the response to the DANA floods in Valencia.
Specialized in rope and high-angle rescue, water rescue, collapsed structures and vehicle extrication. Technical rescue instructor with more than 2,000 hours of training delivered, mainly in programs accredited by AGASP.
He brings a view of rescue based on real experience: assessing risks, coordinating resources and making decisions in complex scenarios where safety and response capability are essential.
Verónica
Miguel
Security · Operations · Emergencies · TCCC
Active professional in security and emergencies with an extensive background combining military experience, special operations, security, protection and emergency response.
He has years of experience instructing and training Spanish and foreign personnel, including content related to TCCC, tactics, protection and action in highly demanding scenarios. Part of his career has also taken place in international contexts.
At SIRONA he brings a perspective built from three complementary fields: operations, instruction and emergencies. This experience makes it possible to train procedures thinking not only about how they should be done, but about how to keep applying them when pressure, uncertainty and the need to adapt come into play.
Popeye
Prehospital nursing · Tactical care · Hostile environments
Prehospital emergency nurse with experience also in international settings, high-risk areas and highly demanding scenarios.
He combines medical care, trauma care and work in contexts where security, available resources and a changing environment shape the response. He has worked with and trained civilian, medical and operational personnel.
He brings field-based nursing: assess, prioritize, stabilize and maintain the ability to provide care even when conditions start working against you.
Jota
Firefighter · Prehospital emergencies · Rescue
Professional firefighter with extensive previous experience as an emergency medical technician, mainly in advanced life support units, out-of-hospital emergencies and helicopter medical transport.
Specialized in caring for fire victims and rescuing responders, he combines the operational view of the firefighter with a solid medical and trauma care background.
Instructor in PHTLS, ITLS, Stop the Bleed, CPR and AED.
He brings a profile especially focused on intervention: rescue, provide care and maintain response capability even in complex and highly demanding scenarios.
Daniel
Experience that stays in the field
Active professionals
The whole team is still working in their professional field. Teaching is an extension of that work, not a substitute for it.
Operational and international experience
Emergencies, rescue, deployments, hostile environments and highly demanding scenarios, in Spain and abroad.
Experience brought into the classroom
The mix of profiles makes it possible to work not only on techniques, but also on judgment, priorities and adapting to each scenario.
Knowledge. Experience. Response capability.
Knowledge Saves Lives.