TOP 10 HEALTHCARE AND MEDICAL COURSES IN AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 4

This course is ideal for first aiders in workplaces and anyone wanting to learn the basics of first aid. In this course, our in-depth lessons and scenario-based activities will give you:

The 3 day PHEC course provides the knowledge and skills required to deliver immediate advanced first aid assistance in any situation.

A half day course ideal for first aiders in workplaces and anyone wanting to learn basic life support including resuscitation and management of serious bleeding.

Our training covers management of the unconscious patient, CPR and attaching and using an AED and management of a choking patient. We cater for individuals and small groups at our four venues throughout Auckland.

Learners credited with these standards will be able to assess and manage a range of life threatening situations using acceptable first aid practices until medical help arrives.

You’ll learn about the anatomical, physiological and basic chemical concepts of the body and application methods to perform a full body massage treatment.

Advanced Cardiac Life Support is a two day comprehensive programme delivered at our Clinical Training & Simulation Centre in Albany Auckland. Standard Advanced Life Support courses cover the fundamentals of cardiac arrest. Day one is a NZRC CORE Advanced course.

This course, like all our courses is highly practical. There is an emphasis on good team planning, preparation and rehearsal of medical emergencies in a simulated context. This course is ideal for any health professional who may have to recognise and initially treat seriously ill children

Get the fundamentals right and develop your resuscitation skills in a dynamic, practical learning environment. Our Basic Life Support courses deliver resuscitation skills for health professionals (level 4) or non-clinical staff (level 2) in as little as 1.5 hours.

This course is intended as a 4 hour refresher covering the basics of Advanced Cardiac Life Support. The course curriculum assumes that you know and understand Basic Life Support and that you have professional training in a health care related profession such as medicine or nursing.