Courses · First Aid · In person
Emergency First Aid - Community Care
A fast-paced one-day course (about 9 hours) that meets BC Community Care and Assisted Living Act first aid requirements and the Canada Labour Code basic first aid standard. Care providers are trained and assessed in first aid for infants, children and adults, including opioid response with naloxone, and earn CPR Level B and AED certification.
✓ Includes AED training
What you’ll learn
- Manage an emergency scene
- Perform adult, child and infant resuscitation and choking response
- Control severe bleeding and care for wounds
- Respond to medical conditions such as anaphylaxis, seizures and diabetes
- Administer naloxone for opioid poisoning
Who it’s for
- People caring for infants, children or adults in licensed care facilities
- Federal government employees
- Home care providers
- Coaches
- Care support workers
What you’ll cover
- Roles and responsibilities of first aiders
- Emergency scene management
- Resuscitation and choking
- Severe bleeding, amputation and wound care
- Medical conditions
- Bone and joint injuries
- Poisoning and opioid response
- Burns, eye and dental emergencies
- Environmental emergencies
Completion & certification
To receive your credentials you must attend and complete the entirety of the course and complete all the necessary components as required by the course provider.
- You receiveRecord of Training
- CPR level includedCPR-B
- ValidityValid 36 months
- DeliveryIn person · 1 day in person
- JurisdictionCanada
Upcoming dates
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