Marine First Aid

Course Summary

Course format: IN-CLASS
This course will be held at your local SJA office.
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Marine First Aid courses meet Transport Canada regulations for training standards for marine first aid and marine medical care.

Nationally recognized certificates are issued by Transport Canada and are valid for five years. Annual retraining in CPR is recommended.

St. John Ambulance offers two Marine First Aid courses: Basic and Advanced.

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Duration

None

Prerequisites

None

Course Content

All content on a Standard First Aid (CPR-C) course
Anatomy and physiology
First aid kits and equipment
Well-being of the first aider
Water emergencies

Assessment

None

Course Summary

Course format: IN-CLASS
This course will be held at your local SJA office.
_________________________

Marine First Aid courses meet Transport Canada regulations for training standards for marine first aid and marine medical care.

Nationally recognized certificates are issued by Transport Canada and are valid for five years. Annual retraining in CPR is recommended.

St. John Ambulance offers two Marine First Aid courses: Basic and Advanced.

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Duration

None

Prerequisites

None

Course Content

Course Content:

Wellbeing of the first aider
Anatomy and physiology
Scene and patient assessment
Lifting and moving
Airway management
Oxygen Administration
Cardiovascular emergencies & CPR
Medical emergencies
Head, neck, and face injuries
Spinal injuries
Environmental emergencies
Soft-tissue injuries
Muscle and bone injuries
Water emergencies
Kits and equipment

Assessment

None

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Marine - Basic
Marine - Advanced

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Course Summary
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Nationally recognized certificates are issued by Transport Canada and are valid for five years. Annual retraining in CPR is recommended.

St. John Ambulance offers two Marine First Aid courses: Basic and Advanced.

Duration

None

Prerequisites

None. Minimum Age: 16

Course Content

All content on a Standard First Aid (CPR-C) course
Anatomy and physiology
First aid kits and equipment
Well-being of the first aider
Water emergencies

Course Availability

None

Assessment

None

Interested in a private class booking? Book one here

Course Summary
Show Course Details

Course format: IN-CLASS
This course will be held at your local SJA office.
_________________________

Marine First Aid courses meet Transport Canada regulations for training standards for marine first aid and marine medical care.

Nationally recognized certificates are issued by Transport Canada and are valid for five years. Annual retraining in CPR is recommended.

St. John Ambulance offers two Marine First Aid courses: Basic and Advanced.

Duration

None

Prerequisites

None. Minimum Age: 18

Course Content

Course Content:

Wellbeing of the first aider
Anatomy and physiology
Scene and patient assessment
Lifting and moving
Airway management
Oxygen Administration
Cardiovascular emergencies & CPR
Medical emergencies
Head, neck, and face injuries
Spinal injuries
Environmental emergencies
Soft-tissue injuries
Muscle and bone injuries
Water emergencies
Kits and equipment

Course Availability

None

Assessment

None

Interested in a private class booking? Book one here

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