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Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)

This course can no longer be booked.

Oct. 16-22, 2025 56 hr EMR Course, Ca Approved

Service Description

Please read this in its entirety! The EMR Course at Kiser CPR is a 6-day, 56 hour course that prepares individuals to respond to Medical and Traumatic Emergencies. Upon completion, student can seek California State EMR certification through ssvems.com Topics: I. Introduction to Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and EMR Role: A. Overview of the EMS system and its components. B. Roles and responsibilities of an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR). C. Legal and ethical considerations in emergency care. D. Personal safety and protection from infection and disease. E. Effective communication and leadership skills. II. Patient Assessment: A. Scene size-up and initial assessment. B. Primary assessment (identifying immediate life threats). C. Secondary assessment (gathering more detailed information). D. Ongoing assessment and monitoring of the patient. III. Medical Emergencies: A. Respiratory emergencies. B. Cardiac emergencies. C. Neurological emergencies (seizures, stroke, etc.). D. Allergic reactions and anaphylaxis. E. Environmental emergencies (heatstroke, hypothermia, etc.). F. Diabetic emergencies. G. Poisoning and overdose. H. Behavioral and psychological crises. IV. Trauma Emergencies: A. Bleeding control and shock management. B. Soft tissue injuries (wounds, burns, etc.). C. Musculoskeletal injuries (fractures, dislocations, etc.). D. Head, neck, and spine injuries. E. Multi-system trauma. V. Special Considerations: A. Pediatric and geriatric patients. B. Patients with special needs or challenges. C. Obstetrics and childbirth emergencies. D. Lifting and moving patients. VI. EMS Operations and Procedures: A. Emergency response vehicles and equipment. B. Incident management and triage. C. Hazardous materials incidents. D. Multiple casualty incidents (MCI). VII. Airway Management and CPR: A. Basic airway management techniques. B. Rescue breathing and ventilation. C. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). D. Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use. VIII. Pharmacology: A. Understanding basic medication administration. B. Common medications used in prehospital care. IX. Skill Practice and Testing: A. Hands-on practice of all skills covered. B. Written and practical exams to assess competency. X. Continuing Education and Recertification: A. Requirements for maintaining EMR certification. B. Keeping up with new guidelines and protocols. Required Book: Emergency Medical Responder: First on Scene, 12th edition ISBN 13: 978-0138100407

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549 US dollars
Kiser CPR Redding

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation Policy: Students may cancel a booking 72 hours (or more) prior to the course date and time and receive a full refund. If student cancels registration less than 72 hours but before 24 hours in advance of the course date and time, a partial refund may be rewarded (up to 50% of booking fees). If student attempts to cancel class within 24 hours of course date and time, no refund will be issued, but student will have the option to reschedule course one time per the reschedule policy. Rescheduling Policy: If you need to reschedule a course, you may do so at no cost if reschedule is requested 48 hours or more prior to the course. You may only reschedule one time, and rescheduled appointments are not eligible for cancellation or refunds. If reschedule is requested within 48 hours of the course, a $25 reschedule fee will be applied prior to attendance in the course. If student "no-call, no-show's" to a course and requests to reschedule after their missed course, the student will be required to pay the full catalog price of their desired course prior to registration.

Contact Details

  • 1890 Park Marina Drive suite 108, Redding, CA, USA

    +15306076979

    austin@kisercpr.com

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