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Instructor Resources
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Overview
Heart
attack victims who receive early cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
have a much better survival rate than those who do not.
CPR Facts and Statistics
That's why we have aligned with the American Heart Association to make
CPR courses accessible throughout our area.
SEMS is proud to offer quality courses to the community,
healthcare facilities, companies, organizations and groups throughout
Southwestern Connecticut: The SEMS
staff is a talented team of experienced health care providers working to
provide you with an enjoyable learning experience.
Hands
For Life
Stamford EMS is a proud partner in
Hands For Life Stamford, a coalition dedicated to increasing
community awareness of cardiovascular disease by working with local
civic groups and businesses to arrange talks on heart disease,
recognizing the signs and symptoms of a heart attack, activating 911 and
performing CPR.
Studies
of real emergencies that have occurred in homes, at work or in public
locations, show that when an adult suddenly collapses, trained or
untrained bystanders – that means a person near the victim – should call
911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest. These two
steps, called Hands-Only™ CPR, can be as effective as conventional CPR.
Providing Hands-Only™ CPR to an adult who has collapsed from a sudden
cardiac arrest can more than double that person’s chance of survival.
Click here for
more information on Hands Only™ CPR.
Stamford EMS
provides the following American Heart Association courses:
BLS - Healthcare Provider Online
Part 1 - Online Program
$17.50 fee paid online to the American Heart
Association
Website: http://onlineaha.org
Part 2 - Skills Check
$35.00 fee payable to
Stamford EMS
Call the Training Office an appointment
(203-968-1118)
This course is for
healthcare providers seeking an initial or renewal BLS for
Healthcare Providers Course Completion Card. Part 1 can be completed
in approximately 1-2 hours; time to complete the skills check takes
approximately 30 minutes. Special classes can be arranged with a
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Heartsaver® First Aid Online
Part
1
$25.00 fee paid online to
the American Heart Association
Website:
http://www.onlineaha.org
Part 2 - Skills Check
$35.00 fee payable to
Stamford EMS
Call the Training Office an appointment
(203-968-1118)
For anyone needing basic first aid training.
This course teaches: First aid basics Medical emergencies Injury
emergencies Environmental emergencies Duration: 1-2 hours online, 30
min. skills session. Renew your certification every two years.
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Heartsaver® CPR and AED Online
Part 1
$19.95 fee paid online to the
American Heart Association
Website:
http://www.onlineaha.org
Part 2 -
Skills Check $35.00 fee
payable to Stamford EMS
Call the Training Office an appointment
(203-968-1118)
Basic training in CPR & AED use. This course
teaches: Adult/child CPR with mask Adult/child choking Adult/child AED
use Optional modules in infant CPR and choking Duration: 2 hours online,
30 min. skills session.
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Heartsaver® First Aid Online with CPR and AED
Part 1 $35.00 fee
paid online to the American Heart Association
Website:
http://www.onlineaha.org
Part
2 - Skills Check
$40.00 fee payable to Stamford EMS
Call the Training Office an appointment
(203-968-1118)
Comprehensive safety training for the
workplace. This course teaches: First aid basics, Medical
emergencies, Adult/child CPR with mask, Adult/child choking,
Adult/child AED use. Duration: 2.5 hours online, 45 min. skills
session. Renew your certification every two years.
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Family & Friends™ CPR
Get your friends and family together for dinner and learn how to save
a life! This course teaches you how to perform CPR in adults,
children, or infants and how to help an adult, child, or infant who
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Adult/Child
$30 |
Infant
$25 |
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Contact us for more information.
If you have any questions regarding our
training programs, please use our
online information request form.
The American Heart Association strongly
promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS and PALS, and has
developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these
materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship
by the American Heart Association, and any fees charged for such a
course do not represent income to the Association.

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