Emergency First Response
Primary Care (CPR) Secondary Care (First Aid) and

Care For Children Courses.

Someone cuts a finger in the kitchen. At the gym, an older gentleman collapes from a heart attack. During a sporting event, a young boy faints from standing too long. Two automobiles collide, seriously injuring the occupants. A youngster floats motionless, face down in a swimming pool. A diner at the next table chokes on food, unable to breath.

It happens everyday. Some of these people just need a helping hand while others will die or suffer serious permanent injury if not immediately attended to.

If you are there at any of these scenes you can step forward and help. You can save or restore a patient’s life. You can reduce a patient’s recovery time. Either in hospital or at home. You can make a difference between a patient having a tempory or a lifelong disability.

You can help don’t wait for an emergency to happen sign up now!

The Emergency First Response Courses teach people how to provide emergency care for someone in need.

These courses make learning easy by providing a non-stressful environment in which the participants practice and apply emergency care skills.

There are three sections:

Knowledge Development (Instructor led approach)

Skill Development (Instructor & video guided approach)

Scenario Practice.

Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) Course

You will learn eight skills:

Skill #1 Scene Assessment

Skill #2 Barrier Use

Skill #3 Primary Assessment

Skill #4 One Rescue, Adult CPR

Skill #5 Conscious choking Adult

Skill #6 Bleeding Management

Skill #7 Shock Management

Skill #8 Spinal Injury Management

Emergency First Response Secondary Care (First Aid) Course

You will learn four skills:

Skill #1 Injury Assessment

Skill #2 Illness assessment

Skill #3 Bandaging

Skill #4 Splinting for Dislocations and Fractures

Upon successfully completing both courses the student will receive a certification card. This is valid for two years.

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Care for children Course

If you interact regularly with children, you know that accidents happen. Fortunately, most often these incidents are insignificant, resulting in simple scrapes and bruises. Children and parents generally accept that minor injuries and illnesses are part of growing up. However, there are times when children suffer from significant medical problems. Automobile accidents, serious falls, choking, serious bleeding, near drowning, poisoning and allergic reactions can be very frightening and devastating for children, parents and rescuers alike.

By becoming an Emergency Responder and learning how to handle situations involving injured or ill children, you are empowered to make a difference. You can’t control all the variables, but you can offer assistance that may improve a child’s chance of a positive recovery. If you are willing to jump in and help, you become an important link between the problem’s onset and the arrival of professional medical personnel. Again you can’t guarantee the final outcome, but you’ll know that you did all that could be done.

You will learn twelve skills:

Skill #1 Scene Assessment and Barrier Use

Skill #2 Primary Assessment

Skill #3 Child CPR

Skill #4 Infant CPR

Skill #5 Conscious choking child

Skill #6 Conscious choking infant

Skill #7 Serious bleeding management

Skill #8 Shock management:

Skill #9 Spinal injury management

Skill #10 Injury assessment

Skill #11 Bandaging

Skill #12 Illness Assessment

Upon successfully completing this course the student will receive a certification card. This is valid for two years.

These EFR Courses can be taught separately or they can be combined.

The course is run over two-three full days depending on each course or can be scheduled to accommodate your needs.