Certifications

This course is designed for citizen-rescuers at work, home, or in the community. The content includes CPR/AED information for all ages. The course is approved by numerous agencies and organizations throughout the United States.CPR/AED and First Aid Guidelines from EMS Safety reflect the 2015 International Consensus on CPR and ECC Science and the International First Aid Science Advisory Board. 

 Topics 

Protection from Infection || Responding to Emergencies || First Aid Kits || Rescuer Stress || Legal Issues || Respond Safely || Moving an Ill or Injured Person || Chain of Survival || CPR Barrier Devices || Adult CPR ||Using an AED || Child CPR+ || Infant CPR+ || Adult and Child Choking Care || Infant Choking Care+ || Opioid Associated Emergencies 

The goal of the BLS is for healthcare providers and professional rescuers to gain the knowledge and skills needed to respons to cadiac arrect in victims of all ages.  Professional rescuers and healthcare providers who take this BLS course may include:  Allied health professionals ( assistants, therapists, and technicians), Corporate & Industrial Emergency Response Teams (ERT), Hospital caregivers (nurses, physicians, physician assistants), Public safety personnel (Lifeguards, EMS/firefighters, law enforcement), Park rangers, corrections officers, search & rescue team, ski patrol, Camp leaders, first responders, athletic trainers, flight attendants. 

 Topics 

Protection from Infection || Responding to Emergencies || First Aid Kits || Rescuer Stress || Legal Issues || Respond Safely || Moving an Ill or Injured Person || Chain of Survival || CPR Barrier Devices || Bag Mask || Adult CPR || 2 - Rescuer CPR ||Using an AED || Child CPR+ || Infant CPR+ || Adult and Child Choking Care || Infant Choking Care+ || Opioid Associated Emergencies

This course is designed for citizen-rescuers at work and at home. The course is approved by numerous agencies and organizations throughout the United States. First aid guidelines from EMS Safety follow recommendations from the 2015 ILCOR International Consensus on CPR and ECC Science with Treatment Recommendations and the ILCOR First Aid 

Science Task Force. 

Topics 

Protection from Infection || Responding to Emergencies || First Aid Kits || Rescuer Stress || Legal Issues || Respond Safely || Moving an Ill or Injured Person || Scene and Patient Assessment || Medical Emergencies || Shock || Heart Attack || Stroke || Fainting || Diabetic Emergencies || Injuries || Bleeding and Wounds || Traumatic Injuries || Muscle, Bone and Joint Injuries|| Head-to-Toe Injuries || Burns || Electrical Injuries || Breathing Emergencies || Adult and Child Choking Care || Infant Choking Care || Difficulty Breathing, Asthma || Severe Allergic Reactions || Environmental Emergencies || Poisoning || Opioid Associated Emergencies || Heat and Cold-Related Emergencies || Bites and Stings 

This course is designed for training of employees who are at risk for exposure to blood and body fluids. The content is designed to meet the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) bloodborne standard (CFR: 1910.1030).  

**This training is approved by NV Registry for two clock hours, but does not include Signs and Symptoms.

Topics

The BBP Standard || HIV/HEP B & C || Workplace Transmission || Personal Protective Equipment || The Exposure Control plan || Management of Sharps || Blood Spills || Labeling || Hand Washing/Hygiene || Maintenance and Housekeeping || Responding to Emergencies || Dealing with Exposures

 Wilderness environments create special situations not usually encountered in an urban or suburban environment. With an ASHI Wilderness First Aid class, first aid providers in a remote outdoor setting will be better prepared to respond with wilderness first aid training when faced with limited resources, longer times to care for someone, and decisions about when and how fast to evacuate an ill or injured person. This comprehensive 16-hour wilderness first aid course meets or exceeds the Boy Scouts of America Wilderness First Aid Curriculum and Doctrine Guidelines, 2017 Edition. Information-filled slide presentation covering wilderness and remote first aid from a basic understanding of emergency response in an outdoor setting to specific techniques and considerations for a wide range of injuries and illnesses  

Topics   

Preparation and Assessment || Preventing and Caring for Injuries and Illnesses || Environmental Hazards || Other Wilderness Considerations

The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from ASHI and MEDIC First Aid gives teenagers

and young adults everything they need to know for safe and successful babysitting. From getting

started with their business, to relating with parents and children, to key safety, caregiving, and first

aid tips, the magazine-format CABS guide and vlogger-style video make learning fun.

Topics

Becoming a babysitter ||  What is a babysitter  ||  Preparing to babysit  ||  Thinking like a babysitter  ||  Being ready to babysit  ||  Babysitting business basics  ||  Getting to know the family  ||  Staying safe  ||  Safety on the job  ||  Taking care of kids  ||  Caring for kids and their basic

needs  ||  Handwashing and hygiene  ||  Food preparation  ||  Diapers and helping kids use the bathroom  ||  Playtime  ||  Managing challenging behavior  ||  Naps and bedtime  ||  Recognizing a problem  ||  Taking action  ||  Getting help  ||  Before help arrives