Manx Care says it will give students options as they can return to complete their training.
Manx student paramedics are getting the chance to return to the Isle of Man to complete their training.
Will Bellamy, head of the Isle of Man ambulance service, said that being able to carry out placements locally gave residents "options and choice" while developing a "pipeline of clinicians". The local training is part of a move by Manx Care to deliver more locally-based training opportunities, and has four spaces available.
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