First Responder
Lifesaving skills in the first responder course include recognizing unsafe scenarios and
hazardous materials emergencies, protection from blood borne pathogens, controlling
bleeding, applying splints, conducting a primary life-saving patient assessment, in-line
spinal stabilization and transport, and calling for more advanced medical help. First
Responders can serve as secondary providers with some volunteer EMS services. A
certified first responder can be seen either as an advanced first aid provider, or as a
limited provider of emergency medical care when more advanced providers are not yet
on scene or available.
This course is intended for, but is not limited to, law enforcement personnel,
firefighters, rescue personnel, ski patrol members, coaches, school nurses, camp
personnel, special event coverage personnel, industrial emergency team members,
and other individuals charged with “first response” duties.
Course includes:
-Introduction to EMS
-Anatomy/Physiology
-Scene Safety and management
-Trauma Patient Assessment/Management
-Bleeding Control/Shock Management
-Oxygen Administration
-Medical Emergencies
-Trauma
-Mass Causality Awareness
-Burns
-Assisting people with disabilities
-Patient Assessment
-Upper Airway Adjuncts and Suction
-Unresponsive Adult Obstructed Airway
-Mouth-to-Mask Ventilation
-One and Two Rescuer CPR
-CPR/AED for Adults, Children, and Infants
-Bloodborne Pathogens
And More
hazardous materials emergencies, protection from blood borne pathogens, controlling
bleeding, applying splints, conducting a primary life-saving patient assessment, in-line
spinal stabilization and transport, and calling for more advanced medical help. First
Responders can serve as secondary providers with some volunteer EMS services. A
certified first responder can be seen either as an advanced first aid provider, or as a
limited provider of emergency medical care when more advanced providers are not yet
on scene or available.
This course is intended for, but is not limited to, law enforcement personnel,
firefighters, rescue personnel, ski patrol members, coaches, school nurses, camp
personnel, special event coverage personnel, industrial emergency team members,
and other individuals charged with “first response” duties.
Course includes:
-Introduction to EMS
-Anatomy/Physiology
-Scene Safety and management
-Trauma Patient Assessment/Management
-Bleeding Control/Shock Management
-Oxygen Administration
-Medical Emergencies
-Trauma
-Mass Causality Awareness
-Burns
-Assisting people with disabilities
-Patient Assessment
-Upper Airway Adjuncts and Suction
-Unresponsive Adult Obstructed Airway
-Mouth-to-Mask Ventilation
-One and Two Rescuer CPR
-CPR/AED for Adults, Children, and Infants
-Bloodborne Pathogens
And More
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| PO Box 2571 Flemington NJ 08822 (908)752-3601 |
