TOP 10 FIRST AID AND CPR COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 3

At this time we are currently running Blended Basic Life Support Provider and Renewal courses which meet all Alberta Occupational Health & Safety workplace requirements as well as Heart & Stroke Foundation training standards.

You may also benefit from having your Basic Life Support level if you are a professional with a fire service or rescue team, a sports medicine professional, a lifeguard or a ski patroller. If you are not a first responder or medical professional, you may need CPR Level A or C.

The online is theory-based and information is conveyed to participants outside of the classroom through an online component, which allows for the in-class component to concentrate on skill development and application of theory.

AHASTI's Medical First Responder (MFR) program will teach you the essential skills required to provide first-on-scene, basic emergency care to people before Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrives.

Calgary First Aid proudly offers emergency first aid courses. This course includes CPR level “C”, however,  co-delivered CPR level “C” with additional health care provider (HCP) training is also available.

Calgary First Aid proudly offers workplace-approved health care provider CPR (CPR HCP) courses. This course is the most comprehensive CPR course offered through the workplace approved.

Participants enrolled in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) courses will learn the latest CPR and AED rescue techniques. At Calgary First Aid we offer Heart and Stroke Foundation Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) courses. This course is offered at both of our training locations.

First aid is the assistance given to any person suffering a sudden illness or injury, with care provided to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, or promote recovery.

Basic Life Support ( BLS ) and CPR Training are the most basic life-saving skill courses available. CPR is mandatory in most workplaces and it is a must-have on a personal level. Without CPR training thousands of people across Canada would have never made it to the Emergency Room.

Being emergency ready has been for sometime the number one priority for most employers and institutions in Calgary. First Aid Training has become a ‘must have’ skill to have at home, work or play. The consequences of not being trained in first aid in the event of an emergency are immense.