What Is Included:
The course fee includes training in CPR along with physical resources and a statement of accomplishment.

Course Duration: 1 hr online learning + 2 hrs face to face

Our course fee is $512, which includes up to eight (8) participants. Additional participants can be added at the cost of $69 per participant. The price includes all the physical and educational resources required, plus your record of achievement.

We take learning sessions in small groups. So, you get one-on-one trainer support as per your need.

Delivery Mode: 
You can learn about CPR and its techniques through our instructors by opting for one of the methods.

• Online Training
• Classroom Training (Face-to-Face)

Whatever method you opt for, the training will be best-in-class and, you will be more confident in performing CPR after connecting with our experienced instructors.

All About Online Training Program:

Candidates who wish to take the training virtually will need a laptop for video conferencing and reliable internet access for smooth class interaction. The benefit of virtual training is you get to learn everything being at your home.

There are no changes in the curriculum and, is the same as classroom/face-to-face training.

Benefits:

• You don’t have to bother about traffic and time management for online training sessions.
• If you opt for virtual training, you can log in from anywhere, be it from your home or your workplace.
• All assessments are completed under the supervision and help of the instructor.

Course Structure:

To help you understand the CPR learning program, here is the course outline on what we will cover in these sessions:

• DRSABCD procedure
• Principles & legalities of CPR
• Responding to an emergency
• Assessment for unconsciousness
• Moving the casualty
• Chain of survival
• Infection control

• Recognize a life-threatening situation.
• Identify, appraise, and mitigate urgent threats to one’s own and others’ health and safety.
• Evaluating the situation and enlisting the help of emergency response agencies.
• Providing First Aid for Anaphylaxis and Smoke Inhalation.
• Providing First Aid for Strokes and Seizures.
• In the event of a cardiac emergency, providing first aid.
• Wound Care and Bleeding
• Recognizing the psychological effects of critical occurrences on yourself and other rescuers.
• Participating in debriefing sessions to address specific needs.

• Provide CPR HLTAID001 HLTAID009,
• HLTAID002/10- Provide basic-emergency life support,
• Provide First Aid HLTAID011,
• Performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR),
• Recognizing and respond to life-threatening emergencies,
• Providing a first aid response in many other situations.

Please contact the office ahead of time to see what kind of assistance you might be eligible for.

• Provide an emergency first aid response in an education setting and in a care setting HLTAID004/12,
• Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation HLTAID001/9,
• HLTAID003 – Provide first aid,
• HLTAID002 – Provide basic emergency life support,
• HLTAID001 – Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation,
• Preparation of verbal incident reports or offer information that will allow preparing an incident report (for example, first aid report),
• In an emergency, communicate clearly and assertively (for example, give a casualty handover), Reading, interpreting, and applying rules and norms require literacy and numeracy skills (for example, read and follow ARC guidelines),
• On an adult manikin placed on the floor one can perform at least 2 minutes of uninterrupted single rescuer CPR (5 cycles of both compression and breaths); on a child and infant manikin placed on the firm surface, perform at least 2 minutes of interrupted single rescuer CPR (5 cycles of both compression and breaths).

• Advanced Resuscitation Perth
• Selecting and inserting an oropharyngeal airway adjunct,
• Utilizing oxygen equipment at the correct flow rates,
• Employing a suction device,
• Therapy, resuscitation, and suction oxygen devices, as well as maintenance
• AED (Automated External Defibrillator) use
• Techniques for visual and verbal evaluation,
• Collection of vital signs from casualties (respiration, pulse & temperature),
• Techniques for manual handling,
• Debriefing and review of the incident,
• Incident reporting, both verbally and in writing.