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Selkirk College
Certificate of Basic Life Support (BLS)
- Castlegar, Canada
Certificate
On-Campus
English
Basic Life Support (BLS) replaces the certification formerly known as CPR Level HCP. This course is for in-facility care providers, including nursing staff, care aides, medical and dental professionals, and pre-hospital care providers, which may include professionals in a fire service, rescue team, sports-medicine, lifeguards and ski patrol. Participants will gain confidence in performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and learn the steps to perform a rapid assessment, Basic Life Support (BLS), and rapid defibrillation.
ALACC Health College Australia
Courses in First Aid
- Preston, Australia
Certificate
On-Campus
English
This course will give you the right skills and knowledge required to provide First Aid Response, life support, management of casualty(s), the incident and other first aiders, in a range of situations, including in the home, workplace or within the community, until the arrival of medical or other assistance.
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Rescue training degree programs focus on preparing students for the critical role of rescuers in emergency situations. This discipline offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for saving lives and providing assistance during crises.
Through courses in emergency care, rescue techniques, and crisis management, students learn vital skills like assessing injuries, coordinating rescue operations, and using technical rescue equipment. Students build confidence as they engage with real-world scenarios, enhancing their decision-making abilities under pressure.
Many learners study advanced first aid procedures, swift water rescue, and high-angle rescue techniques, all of which are crucial for effective response in various environments. Graduates of these programs often pursue careers as rescue specialists, emergency medical technicians, or safety trainers, contributing significantly to public safety and emergency response efforts.