This 48-hour course is consistent with national EMS curriculum requirements and educations standards; however, it is not the intent of the ASHI Emergency Medical Response program to cross the EMS scope of practice threshold.
This 48-hour course is consistent with national EMS curriculum requirements and educations standards; however, it is not the intent of the ASHI Emergency Medical Response program to cross the EMS scope of practice threshold.
HSS Emergency Medical Response training cadre members are real medical responders that have provided emergency medical care in urban and industrial environments for years.
Health and Safety Sciences’ interactive training techniques are designed to immerse students into the world of emergency medical response by utilizing ASHI’s world renowned learning programs.
HSS instructors employ comprehensive hands-on instructional methods and train students to stabilize and/or resolve medical scenarios that may occur in their work setting.
Each student must not only pass a rigorous final exam, but also must successfully complete a series of skills verification stations before they can earn the distinction of Emergency Medical Responder.
This course involves strenuous physical activity under high-pressure demands – HSS builds Emergency Medical Responders one skill set at a time.
Health and Safety Sciences’ ASHI Emergency Medical Responder program is fully mobile and can be delivered at any location your organization requests. This program can be provided in conjunction with tactical carbine and pistol courses and earn an additional certificate as a qualified Tactical Medical Professional TacMED-Pro.
Health and Safety Sciences provides this program which focuses on (48 hour):
Our Mission
To help you realize your business intentions through the unwavering attention to your occupational safety, security and emergency response team needs while providing a balance between production and safety.
Philosophy
HSS is a solid consultancy firm focused purely on the requirements and goals of our clients. Our philosophy is based on a simple set of principles.
Personnel
Our strength lies within the expertise of our personnel. We employ highly-educated and skilled individuals to provide our clients with the utmost attention, devotion, and dedication.
Quality
Quality of service is the foundation of our practice. We place our name and reputation on every project.
Honesty
We keep our clients fully informed at all times with current and accurate information so that they comprehend all aspects of cost associated with solutions before we solidify any commitment. It is our promise that there will not be hidden cost or inflated consulting charges.
Reliability
We meet or exceed each of our goals and promises; otherwise, we do not make them. We do not take lightly our commitments. Adhering to our statements and promises is not a point to be pondered at Health and Safety Sciences; it is an automatic reaction.
Vision
To provide a portal to world class safety, security and emergency response team professionals – always keeping a balance between production and safety.
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