First Aid and CPR Courses in Regina

First Aid and CPR Courses in Regina
First Aid and CPR Courses in Regina

Regina First Aid is the best training provider of first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and automated external defibrillation (AED) in Saskatchewan. In operations since 2013, it offers a number of first aid and CPR training courses are held throughout the week including through the weekend. With hundreds of 5 star google reviews it is a reputable provider with exceptional teachers.  Stand-alone CPR classes, group and business private classes, and refresher courses are also offered. All classes are taught by St Mark James certified instructors to ensure that  you get the highest quality education at the lowest rates. To enrol in a first aid and / or CPR course, or any other safety course including mask fit testing, scroll through the list of available courses, dates, times and locations listed below.

First Aid and CPR Course Prices In Regina

Training courses and classes are offered at the most competitive prices in Regina for advanced, basic and intermediate first aid classes. Rates are inclusive of taxes, certificates, St Mark James registration fees, and training materials such as manuals. Full refunds are offered to trainees who choose to drop out of a course, as long as they give a 72-hour notice. The cost of popular courses is posted below:

  • Standard First Aid and CPR level “C” and AED – 143.99
  • CPR and AED only courses (no first aid) – 73.99

All course prices are shown on the Regina First Aid website with no hidden fee’s, costs or surprises

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CPR and AED

CPR training courses are divided into 3 levels: “A”, “C”, and “HCP”. All levels are inclusive of basic AED training. Participants will learn the latest AED rescue technique using trainers provided in the course.

Trainees are introduced to the concept of Basic Life Support (BLS), that was created by the American Heart Association to serve as a guide to rescuers when performing CPR and AED. The latest guidelines serve as the basis for CPR and AED training classes.

Basic First Aid

Basic first aid classes are able to cover a lot of emergency situations involving simple accidents and their various complications including breathing and circulatory emergencies such as anaphylaxis and stroke. This one day course includes several options of pairing with CPR and includes AED training. Participants traditionally partner the course with CPR level “A”, however, higher levels of CPR training can also be partnered including basic life support (HCP) and CPR level “C”. This course takes 8 hours to complete and is typically offered three times per week.

Intermediate First Aid

This two day course is one of the most popular courses available to Canadians. It is the most commonly requested course as a requirement for workplaces and schools. This 16 hour course includes training in the following subject areas:

  • Cardiovascular Emergencies
  • Breathing Emergencies
  • Anaphylaxis
  • Asthma
  • Heart Attacks
  • Angina
  • Stroke
  • Contusions
  • Abrasions
  • Amputations
  • Open / Closed Fractures
  • Hypothermia
  • Heat Exhaustion
  • Heat Stroke
  • 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree burns
  • Concussions
  • Head, Neck and Spinal Injuries

These and more topics are covered in this comprehensive course including CPR and AED training. Participants can select a variety of CPR level’s to partner with the course including basic life support (BLS).

Other Safety Classes Available

A variety of other safety courses are available including:

  • 3M Qualitative Mask Fit Testing
  • Food Safety Certification
  • WHMIS Online Training
  • Blended full and recertification programs
  • TDG Online Training

Private classes are usually offered to companies or big groups who want to take their training in a separate class with a particular schedule. These classes are usually used for training employees for skill development or team building activities.

Certification

All training courses are overseen by St Mark James and trainees who are able finish a course are awarded at certificate for first aid, CPR, and AED, valid for three years. Refresher courses for renewal of expiring, current or near-expiry certificates are offered at least twice a week.

Training Facilities

Training facilities are complete with high-end equipment and spacious classrooms throughout Regina. The centers are easily accessible by public transportation and within walking distance to a number of restaurants and shops. The main training centre in Regina is located just outside downtown. It serves all the surrounding communities including North Central Regina, City View, Arcola East-North Side, Albert Pass and Albatross. For more information about the training centre location please view the map below.

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    Burns

    First-degree burns involve the upper layer of the skin called the epidermis. These burns manifest pain and redness that blanches when pressure is applied. They do not blister and heal within several days, with minimal or no systemic response aside from pain. First-degree burns are usually caused by sun exposure or mild scalds.

    Second-degree or partial-thickness burns involve the epidermis and next, deeper layer of skin called the dermis. These burns are very painful and blister formation is common. Blanching upon pressure and pain is intact. They heal in two to three weeks with minimal scarring. Scalds, flash burns, or contact with hot objects usually cause superficial second-degree burns.

    Deep second-degree burns are caused by open flame, scalds, or hot grease. They appear waxy white with red elements. Healing can take up to six weeks, with scarring.

    Third-degree or full-thickness burns involve the entire epidermis and dermis, and the fatty tissue underneath. These burns do not heal spontaneously and require skin grafting. They appear white, tan, gray, brown, or red, with vessels often seen. The burn wound is leathery and no pain is felt when the wound is touched.