Emergency First Aid Training

Emergencies do not wait for perfect conditions. This hands-on course teaches practical first-aid skills for the critical minutes before professional help arrives.

Students will learn how to recognize and respond to severe bleeding, choking and airway emergencies, fractures and sprains, shock, hypothermia, heat-related injuries, and other common medical emergencies. Training includes hands-on practice with tourniquets, wound packing, pressure dressings, splinting, and emergency communication.

The course also covers how to build a practical medical kit for your home, vehicle, workplace, range bag, or everyday carry needs.

This is not a lecture-only class. Students work through realistic scenarios and leave with a clear understanding of what to do, what not to do, and how to communicate effectively with 911 and responding EMS personnel.

Topics Covered

• Scene safety and calling 911

• Severe bleeding control and tourniquet use

• Choking and airway emergencies

• Splinting and injury stabilization

• Shock recognition and response

• Heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and hypothermia

• Building a practical medical kit

• Emergency 9-Line communication and EMS handoff

Format: In-person, hands-on training
Recommended Class Size: Up to 12 students
Duration: Approximately 5 hours
Experience Level: No prior medical training required Price: $250