Training

 This course is intended for healthcare professionals and first responders. Students learn:

• High-quality adult, child, and infant CPR 
• Use of AEDs
• Bag-mask ventilation
• Relief of choking
• Effective team communication during resuscitation

 A great option for non-medical individuals, employees, teachers, and the general public. Training includes:

• Recognition of cardiac arrest
• Adult, child, and infant CPR
• AED use
• Basic emergency response steps
• Medical emergencies (breathing problems, allergic reactions, diabetic emergencies, stroke)
• Injury emergencies (bleeding, burns, broken bones)
• Environmental emergencies (heat, cold, poison exposure)

The AHA requires all students to have the correct, current AHA provider manual for their course. No exceptions are permitted.

Students may purchase digital versions directly from ebooks.heart.org. You must show your instructor that the eBook is fully downloaded and accessible on your phone, tablet, or other device before class begins.

For those who prefer a printed manual, HSF Medical Services also has provider manuals available for purchase in our office prior to your scheduled training.

This course is developed for first responders including EMS, law enforcement, and firefighting personnel to understand the public health impact of opioid overdoses, recognize the signs of an opioid overdose, and administer naloxone (intranasal). The training also covers post-administration care and common misconceptions about naloxone. 

 Designed for community members, caregivers, workplaces, and other non-medical individuals. Participants will learn to identify opioid overdose symptoms, safely administer naloxone (nasal or injectable), and understand basic harm-reduction principles and naloxone laws. This course supports overdose prevention and equips laypeople to act in an emergency.