$550

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EMERGENCY RESPONDER (CIVILIAN)

In the case of an emergency situation, bystanders are always going to be first on scene before professional Emergency Responders arrive. Injuries where blood loss is a factor can cause death within few minutes. Emergency Responder Training focuses on teaching individuals’ basic life-saving skills, giving them the ability to save a life until trained medical professionals arrive. This training includes bleeding control, tourniquet training, and haemostatic dressing applications. Preventing significant blood loss in an injured person plays a vital role in prolonging their life in the case of serious injury. The Emergency Responder programme was created in response to the increase in terror attacks, stabbing rampage, gun violence and incidents resulting in mass casualties. The programme is aimed at improving survival of victims suffering blood loss caused by life-threatening injuries. Due to the rapid rate at which a person can bleed to death (less than five minutes), it is incredibly difficult for Emergency Responders to arrive on scene within the vital time frame. If the injury is not treated immediately, the chances of survival significantly reduce for someone suffering from rapid blood loss. Emergency Responder Training aims to breach this gap, providing individuals with the necessary training to help prevent fatal blood loss before emergency and trained medical professionals can attend the scene. Enroll Now

COURSE STRUCTURE

Emergency Responder Training is designed to educate members of the public, organisations first responders such as frontline employees, registered first aiders and security guards to act quickly and save lives. The Emergency Responder Course is delivered over 4 to 5 hours to teach participants how to apply basic medical techniques and life-saving skills, including bleeding control, using tourniquets and haemostatic dressings. This world first course is putting the knowledge gained by trauma and military professionals into the hands of potential bystanders who happened to be on scene, by equipping them with the ability to save lives in the first three to five minutes on scene. Enroll Now

PREREQUISITES

There are no formal prerequisites for the Emergency Responder Course. However, basic language, literacy and numeracy skills are essential. Enroll Now

COURSE OUTLINE

Throughout the course, individuals will gain an understanding of national and international guidelines, basic anatomy and human physiology, learning how this information applies to haemorrhage and the dangers of blood loss to a trauma victim. The course will feature a combination of hands-on practical techniques and theory, focusing heavily on blood loss prevention techniques such as proper tourniquet applications, use and common mistakes, and the dangers of improvised tourniquets.
  • Overview of TCCC + TECC + ANZCOR + ILCOR guidelines.
  • The stages of haemorrhagic shock
  • Types of haemostatic dressing, effectiveness, and proper wound application
  • The importance of wound packing
  • Correct procedure of wound packing
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CAREER OUTCOMES

Students who successfully complete the workshop will be awarded a certificate of completion and have access to our business app and online education platform. Enroll Now

$249

Enroll Now

EMERGENCY RESPONDER (CIVILIAN)

In the case of an emergency situation, bystanders are always going to be first on scene before professional Emergency Responders arrive. Injuries where blood loss is a factor can cause death within few minutes. Emergency Responder Training focuses on teaching individuals’ basic life-saving skills, giving them the ability to save a life until trained medical professionals arrive. This training includes bleeding control, tourniquet training, and haemostatic dressing applications. Preventing significant blood loss in an injured person plays a vital role in prolonging their life in the case of serious injury.

The Emergency Responder programme was created in response to the increase in terror attacks, stabbing rampage, gun violence and incidents resulting in mass casualties.

The programme is aimed at improving survival of victims suffering blood loss caused by life-threatening injuries. Due to the rapid rate at which a person can bleed to death (less than five minutes), it is incredibly difficult for Emergency Responders to arrive on scene within the vital time frame. If the injury is not treated immediately, the chances of survival significantly reduce for someone suffering from rapid blood loss. Emergency Responder Training aims to breach this gap, providing individuals with the necessary training to help prevent fatal blood loss before emergency and trained medical professionals can attend the scene.


Enroll Now

COURSE STRUCTURE

Emergency Responder Training is designed to educate members of the public, organisations first responders such as frontline employees, registered first aiders and security guards to act quickly and save lives.

The Emergency Responder Course is delivered over 4 to 5 hours to teach participants how to apply basic medical techniques and life-saving skills, including bleeding control, using tourniquets and haemostatic dressings. This world first course is putting the knowledge gained by trauma and military professionals into the hands of potential bystanders who happened to be on scene, by equipping them with the ability to save lives in the first three to five minutes on scene.


Enroll Now

PREREQUISITES

There are no formal prerequisites for the Emergency Responder Course.

However, basic language, literacy and numeracy skills are essential.


Enroll Now

COURSE OUTLINE

Throughout the course, individuals will gain an understanding of national and international guidelines, basic anatomy and human physiology, learning how this information applies to haemorrhage and the dangers of blood loss to a trauma victim.

The course will feature a combination of hands-on practical techniques and theory, focusing heavily on blood loss prevention techniques such as proper tourniquet applications, use and common mistakes, and the dangers of improvised tourniquets.

  • Overview of TCCC + TECC + ANZCOR + ILCOR guidelines.
  • The stages of haemorrhagic shock
  • Types of haemostatic dressing, effectiveness, and proper wound application
  • The importance of wound packing
  • Correct procedure of wound packing

Enroll Now

CAREER OUTCOMES

Students who successfully complete the workshop will be awarded a certificate of completion and have access to our business app and online education platform.


Enroll Now

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