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Blended Learning Style: Half the course is online and half the course is in person. Online will have lecture points, interactive questions and videos.The in-person session will focus on the skills.
Classroom Style: There is no online portion of the class. The lecture and skills all take place in the classroom.
Includes Key-chain Breathing Barrier
Learn how to assess the situation, the person and decide what action to take. Covers adults, children and infants. Allow 6.5 hours with breaks and lunch time.
Includes Key-chain Breathing Barrier
Assess the situation, get an impression, check the person and alert the advanced medical services via 911.
Skills included for assessment, CPR, AED, and severe bleeding. Learn to recognize symptoms and signs of serious situations.
+Includes Key-chain Breathing Barrier
In 4 to 6 minutes a person without breath can begin experiencing brain damage. Learn how to react when the person needs CPR or is choking. Checking the scene and calling for help play a big role in this skill.
Includes Key-chain Breathing Barrier
Learn about assessing the scene, the person and decisions that lead to actions. Skills included for choking and severe bleeding, plus actions for many other situations.
Includes adult/infant pocket mask
Basic Life Support (BLS) is for the professional who has a duty to act. Skills plus a focus on learning how to assess, respiratory and cardiac arrest, choking, opioid overdose and response as a team. Leadership and scenarios are required of all participants.
Includes manual and first aid pocket guide
Learn about leadership, decision-making, age group characteristics, safety on the job, including first aid and choking skills. Use infant manikins to learn infant care skills. Activities and skill sessions are used to reinforce the knowledge gained. Allow 7 hours includes breaks and lunch.
Includes manual and first aid pocket guide
This two day class is designed to meet the Boy Scouts of America requirements as well as the Red Cross criteria. Learn what to do in an emergency when Emergency Medical Services are 1 or more hours away from arriving on the scene. This goes beyond the regular First Aid given for short term care. Must have a current CPR/AED certification to take the course.
18 hours includes breaks and Lunchtimes.
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