Class Structure
Though the class is a required 56 hours.
We run the class for 72 hours this will allow for ample skills testing and coverage of the course material. 
Class will runs 7 days
 
Class Days
Saturday  8:00am - 12:00pm; lunch; 1:00pm - 8:00pm
Sunday     8:00am - 12:00pm; lunch; 1:00pm - 8:00pm
 
Class Days:
7/12, 7/13, 7/19, 7/20, 7/26, 7/27, 8/2
 
Did you know the Red Cross provides a training program based on the national EMS educational standards for an Emergency Medical Responder?
Emergency Medical Response is a dynamic 56-hour course featuring lecture, video, simulated emergency situations, discussion and hands-on skill practice based on the national EMS curriculum requirements and educational standards.
 
While Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) does not provide state licensure or certification as an Emergency Medical Responder, this course is ideal for people wanting to receive training similar to the training EMS professionals receive as they look to enter careers in healthcare, public safety, or law enforcement, trail guides, ski patrol, overlanders, ect.
 
Audience
Professionals in emergency medical care who may be responsible for initial assessments, the provision of safe and prudent care, and the transport of a patient to the most appropriate healthcare facility.
Prerequisites   
Participant must be certified in Standard First Aid with CPR level C.
 
Completion
Successfully demonstrate the required skills
Minimum 75% mark for written, closed book, knowledge evaluation
Successfully complete two evaluated scenarios (one medical and one trauma)
Attend and participate in 100% of the course
 
Certification   
3-year certification in Emergency Medical Responder (digital certificate issued upon successful completion)
Recertification   
40 hours
 
Course Content   
The Professional Responder
Responding to the call
Infection prevention and control
Anatomy and physiology
Assessment
Airway management and respiratory emergences
Circulatory emergencies
Shock
Hemorrhage and soft tissue trauma
Musculoskeletal injuries
Chest, abdominal and pelvic injuries
Head and spinal injuries
Acute and chronic illnesses
Poisoning
Environmental illnesses
Pregnancy, labour and delivery
Special populations
Crisis intervention
Reaching, lifting and extricating patients
Transportation
Multiple-casualty incidents
Pharmacology
Marine environment
Workplace
Includes any other content required by specific legislation
 
Participant Materials           
Red Cross Emergency Care for Professional Responders Reference Text
Red Cross Emergency Care for Professional Responders Workbook (optional)