Student paramedic helps deliver lecturer's baby

Here is a 198-word summary of the news article: Student paramedic Elise Faragher was on placement in Worcester when her lecturer, Aaron Collins, and his wife arrived at the hospital. The couple had come in because the wife was in labor and about to give birth. Despite being a student, Faragher stepped in to assist the medical staff in delivering the baby. Faragher, who is studying at the University of Worcester, was able to use her training and knowledge to help with the delivery. She worked alongside experienced medical professionals to ensure the safe arrival of the newborn. The incident highlights the valuable hands-on experience that student paramedics can gain during their placements. Faragher's actions demonstrate her dedication and willingness to apply her skills in a real-world emergency situation, even when it involves her own lecturer. Both the Collins family and the University of Worcester praised Faragher for her professionalism and quick thinking in assisting with the unexpected birth. The event provided Faragher with a unique learning opportunity and reinforced the importance of practical training for aspiring paramedics.