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Class Note!
We offer this class in a 2-day package that also includes Critical Trauma.
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Class Overview:
Overview
Certification:
On this day students will be in our classroom reviewing First-Aid, CPR procedures and proper use of an AED machine. Additionally Legal Considerations, Recognizing an Emergency, Personal Safety, PPE, Opioid Overdose, Altered Mental Status, Stroke and much more
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Common Questions:
Question: Why am I not allowed to bring my weapon, even if concealed ?
Due to the policy of the venue we use, weapons are not allowed in their facility unless you are Law Enforcement.
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What others are saying:
"My husband and I just took the two day CPR & First Aid/Critical Care Field Trauma class and it was WONDERFUL!!! The instruction was so far beyond a CPR class (which I took a few years ago). We covered so much first aid, real life situations, supplies & gear just on day one! Day two was all about critical field trauma. We learned a lot about physiology, technical aspects, stress/cognitive abilities on the parts of both the caregiver and patient. We learned how to apply tourniquets, under pressure of chaos and gun fire, blood simulations, carry techniques etc. It was a weekend FULL of life saving information. Not only could it save you or your families life in a freak accident situation hiking, mountain biking etc...but it todays world with the rioting and violence, it could very well be a situation we find ourselves in at the grocery store."
- Heidi M.
Class Requirements
Weapons are not allowed at this course.
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
If you have any questions please contact us
What's Next?
(C) = Nationally Certified Course
*A change to the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) process now requires that this class be reviewed and approved by your Chief Officer/Head Sheriff of your department before this class can be applied towards POST hours. Number of POST hours has been converted to a recommendation based off previous years and will be set forth by your department.
Questions? Need private training?
720-464-7885