Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)

Who should take this course:

Although the Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course does not offer state licensure or certification as an Emergency Medical Responder, it is perfect for high school and college-aged students to gain training comparable to what EMS professionals receive, as they consider careers in healthcare, public safety, or law enforcement.

What does this course cover?

• Medical & legal issues

• Ethics

• Anatomy

• Lifting/moving patients

• primary patient assessment

• history taking

• airway management

• cardiac emergencies/CPR

• Medical emergencies

• poisoning

• Environmental emergencies

• Behavorial emergencies

• Bleed Control/Shock

• Childbirth

This class is suitable for:

• Emergency response units (ERT)

• Safety personnel

• EMTs/Paramedics

• Law enforcement officers

• Sports trainers