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Protect your people with practical, confidence-building training that meets real-world needs. Our certification options through American Heart Association (AHA), Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI), and Non-Certification Lectures & Workshops cover everything from entry-level basics to advanced, everyday readiness.
Basic CPR/AED (Adult, Child & Infant)
- This course is geared towards the lay-person. Depending on class size, the course is usually completed in 2-3 hours.
- See course outline for more detailed information.
Healthcare Provider CPR/AED (Adult, Child, Infant)
- This course is also referred to as a “HCP” course, or a Basic Life Support (BLS) level course.
- This course is geared towards healthcare providers. This is the level of certification required for camps as well.
- Course is typically 3 hours.
- The main differences between this & lay-person course
- This class teaches to check for a pulse.
- Using a Bag Valve Mask (BVM) to deliver breaths.
- Performing CPR & Using the AED as a team.
- Advanced Airway directives.
- See course outline for more detailed information.
Basic First-Aid
- Course is approx.. 2-hours.
- Topics covered can be broken down into the following categories…
- Emergency Recognition & Finding the Problem
- Medical Emergencies
- Environmental Emergencies
- Traumatic Emergencies
- See course outline for more detailed information.
Advanced First-Aid
- This course takes a deeper dive into various First-Aid techniques & interventions. For NYS camps, this course is a requirement.
Bloodborne & Airborne Pathogens
- NYS requires organizations who’s employees that provide medical care, or could potentially be exposed to blood or air born illnesses, receive training. Additional information can be found here.
Epi-Pen Auto Injector Training
- Training is typically 30-45 minutes depending on the class size.
- This training is not through AHA or ECSI. Through our medical director, we can train staff how to recognize when someone is having an anaphylactic allergic reaction & administer an epi-pen. With this training, our medical director can write a prescription to the organization (typically a camp) for a “stock” epi-pen. In other words, if someone with an undiagnosed allergy begins to have an anaphylactic reaction, any of the trained staff could administer the epi-pen to that person.
Non-Certification Lectures/Workshops
- Injury & Illness Prevention
- Lead in collaboration with a Physical Therapist, Certified Personal Trainer, Paramedic & Registered Nurse.
- Great course for sports-leagues, coaches, athletes & parents of youth athletes
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