PHTLS NAEMT (Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support, FOTS, AHDR)

PHTLS NAEMT Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support 

1-Traditional Course (2 Days): Intensive, hands-on training on trauma stabilization and management.

2-Hybrid Course (1 Day): A combination of online theory and in-person practical application for a more flexible learning experience.

Course Covers:

•      Physiology of life and death

•      Scene assessment

•      Patient assessment

•      Haemorrhage control

•      Airway

•      Breathing, ventilation, and oxygenation

•      Circulation and shock

•      Special populations

o    Trauma Management Skills: Focus on management of trauma patients in pre-hospital settings.

o    Evidence-Based Approach: Curriculum based on the latest trauma care by NAEMT.

o    Scenarios & Skills: Hands-on practice through simulations and labs.

o    Dual Format Options: Traditional (2-day) and Hybrid (1-day) learning formats available.

o    Team Dynamics: Emphasizes the importance of effective teamwork in trauma situations.

o    Certification Validity: Certification valid for 4 years. After successful completion of Course.

FOTS NAEMT - First On The Scene 

An upcoming course that prepares responders to effectively manage the initial phases of emergencies, focusing on scene assessment and patient care.

Course Covers:

•      Activating the 911 system

•      Hands-only CPR and AED

•      Administering naloxone

•      Administering epinephrine

•      Responding to life-threatening bleeding

•      Penetrating chest trauma

•      Moving patients to safety

•      Positioning injured patients

• Incident Assessment Training: Focus on initial scene assessment and safety.
• Patient Care Fundamentals: Instruction on providing immediate care.
• Crisis Management Skills: Develops skills to manage various emergency scenarios.
• Scenarios: Includes practical simulations to reinforce learning.
• Response Protocols: Teaches established protocols for various emergencies.

AHDR NAEMT - All Hazards Disaster Response 

This program aimed at equipping participants with the skills to respond to various types of disasters, ensuring readiness for any emergency scenario.

Provider Course: 8-hour classroom course for EMS practitioners at all levels. Upon successful completion of the course, students receive a certificate of completion, an AHDR provider card valid for 4 years, and 8 hours of CAPCE credit. 

Course Covers:

• Incident Command System
• Communicating effectively during disasters 
• Mutual aid and interoperability 
• PPE and infectious diseases 
• Managing resources such as supplies, medications, and equipment 
• Incendiary devices and blast injuries 
• Triage and transport strategies and challenges 
• Patient tracking and evacuation 
• Disaster Preparedness: Prepares responders for a wide range of disaster scenarios.
• Resource Management: Instruction on efficient use of available resources.
• Emergency Planning Techniques: Developing effective emergency plans.
• Practical Exercises: Includes simulations of disaster situations.
• Upcoming Course: Expected to launch soon with enrolment details forthcoming.