First Aid and CPR Training Facility

247 West Central Street, Natick, MA  01760
Phone (508) 907-6227   Fax (508) 647-1588
Email:  training@medictrainingofne.com

Located inside MASS Diving, Inc.

Are you prepared to help a family member, friend, or co-worker in an emergency situation? If not, learn First Aid & CPR in as little a 3.5 to 4 hours!

Welcome to Medic Training of New England. Our company offers Medic First Aid Training programs to businesses, military, police, fire, hospitals, daycare centers, schools, churches, scuba divers, boy/girl scouts, and the local community.  All of our courses satisfy OSHA requirements and can be tailored to your environment.   Below is a listing of our courses:

Call us to set up a Private course for your group.  (508) 907-6227
We can train at our facility or yours! 

Recognized certification period is two years for all courses below.

MEDIC FIRST AID Basic 6.0

Automated External Defibrillation

Emergency Oxygen

Infant and Child

MEDIC FIRST AID
Facilitator/Instructor

CarePlus CPR Version 6.0

Pediatric & Pediatric Plus 6.0

Bloodborne Pathogens

Basic 6.0 Adult First Aid & CPR

Do you feel confident that you have adequate skills to respond to an emergency?  Can you perform basic First Aid and CPR?  Do you know how to protect yourself and others from infectious diseases?  If not, then this course is for you.  In the Medic First Aid Basic 6.0 you will obtain the following skills:
 
Emergency First Aid Care CPR for Cardiac Arrest
Recognizing an Emergency Control of Bleeding
Deciding to Help Managing Shock
Personal Safety Choking Management
Using Barriers Ongoing Assessment
Assessing for Response Warning Signs of Serious Illness
Mechanism for Spinal Injury Altered Level of Responsiveness
Activating Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Pain, Severe Pressure, or Discomfort in Chest
Basic Life-Supporting Skills Breathing Difficulty, Shortness of Breath
Airway – Head-Tilt, Chin-Lift Severe Abdominal Pain
Clearing the Airway – Log Roll Mechanism for Significant Injury
Protecting the Airway – Recovery Position Swollen, Painful, Deformed Limb
Breathing – Ventilations Mask/Shield Specific First Aid Problems
Initial Assessment Moving Patients
Unresponsive Patient Emotional Impact of Providing First Aid Care

This program is intended not only for scuba divers, but also the general public and for the majority of work environments (business, industry, government, construction, employers, employees).  This course ensures that employers and employees meet OSHA and other federal and state regulatory requirements for CPR and first aid training.

MEDIC FIRST AID programs offer these advantages to students and facilitators:

* Easy-learning, low-stress class environment
* Confidence building, hands-on practice
* Excellent printed support materials
* Easy-to-use Facilitator's Guide
* Professional Facilitator training courses
* Award-winning video.

Medic First Aid Basic 6.0 Course Schedule
Private classes are available for groups of six or more with flexible dates and times.
January 16, 2010
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
February 13, 2010
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
March 13, 2010
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
April 3, 2010
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
May 1, 2010
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
May 29, 2010
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
June 19, 2010
Saturday
8am to 12 noon
Note:  Private group classes are available for 6 to 12 students per class.  Call for more information.

Course Prices

Instruction/Materials
Basic Adult 6.0 First Aid & CPR $65.00
Basic Adult 6.0 First Aid & CPR with AED $75.00
Automated External Defibrillation Supplement (AED) $40.00
Oxygen Supplement $40.00
Bloodborne Pathogens Supplement $40.00
Infant/Child Supplement $40.00
Price for Basic Adult 6.0 includes: Instruction, MEDIC FIRST AID Basic Student Guide, Wallet Skill Guide Card, Certificate of Recognition, and Successful Completion Card. Also provided in this course are use of latex gloves, roll gauze, pocket mask, manikins, and mats

.Automated External Defibrillation (A.E.D.) Can be added to this program!

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Automated External Defibrillation
(A.E.D.)

The Automated External Defibrillation (AED) supplement is a training course designed to teach the use of an AED when responding to a patient who is experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, prior to the arrival of EMS.

Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death, and a defibrillator is the only definitive treatment for it.  This course is designed to meet national medical guidelines for A.E.D. use and is designed to meet national and state requirements for AED training.

All Automated External Defibrillation courses from MEDIC FIRST AID use video scenarios, in-class instructor demonstrations, hands-on student practices, and feature:

AED can be added to our Basic 6.0, Pediatric 6.0, and CarePlus 6.0 programs. In this section you will learn:

  • Sudden Cardiac Arrest Using an AED
  • Bare, Prepare and Replace Pads
  • Basic AED Operation
  • Troubleshooting
  • Other Considerations

MEDIC FIRST AID AED Course Schedule

Call
1 Hour
Note:  Private group classes are available for 6 to 12 students per class.  Call for more information.
Note: This course is setup to begin at the end of the Basic 6.0 Adult Course

Course Costs: $40.00 or $10.00 upgrade with Basic 6.0 Course

Price Includes:
Instruction, Student Guide, Certificate of Recognition, and Successful Completion Card.

Prerequisite:
MEDIC FIRST AID Basic Training or any nationally recognized first aid/CPR or CPR only course.

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Emergency Oxygen

MEDIC FIRST AID's Oxygen First Aid for Emergencies Supplement Version 6.0 is designed to give students the knowledge and skills necessary to provide emergency oxygen to a suddenly ill or injured patient until more advanced medical help can be obtained. Supplying emergency oxygen helps meet the patient’s critical need for oxygen. When illness or injury reduces the body’s ability to process oxygen, shock will soon occur, unless the effects of the decreased amount of oxygen in the blood can be reversed. Providing supplemental oxygen early in the emergency can make a vital difference.

Emergency Oxygen Topics:
Benefits and Indications for Emergency Oxygen
Integrating the Use of Emergency Oxygen
Emergency Oxygen Delivery Systems
Oxygen Delivery for Breathing Patient
Oxygen Delivery for Non-breathing Patient
Safety Considerations for Emergency Oxygen Use

Prerequisite: MEDIC FIRST AID Basic Training or any nationally recognized first aid/CPR or CPR only course.

Course Hours: 2 Hours depending on class size.

Course Schedule: See our insert or website for class dates, times and pricing. You can also set up your own course of six or more people. We teach both on and off site. Course can be stand alone or added to one of our CPR Classes.

Course Costs: $40.00

Price Includes:
Instruction, Student Guide, Home Emergency Plan, Certificate of Recognition, and Successful Completion Card. Also provided in this course are oxygen and  latex gloves.

MEDIC FIRST AID Emergency Oxygen Course Schedule

Friday, February 19, 2010
7pm to 9pm
2 Hours
Friday, March 26, 2010
7pm to 9pm
2 Hours
Friday, April 30, 2010
7pm to 9pm
2 Hours
Saturday, June 5, 2010
8am to 10am
2 Hours
Private Groups Available Upon Request
Flexible Dates
2 Hours
Prerequisite: Current CPR certification or can be added on at the end of one of our Basic 6.0, CarePlus, or Pediatric courses
Note:  Private group classes are available for 6 to 12 students per class.  Call for more information.

 

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Infant/Child
Infant & Child CPR, AED, and
Obstructed Airway Management

Version 6.0

The newest version of MEDIC FIRST AID's Child/Infant CPR and AED Supplement is designed to give students the knowledge and skills necessary to manage a cardiac arrest emergency for children younger than 8 years old.

Version 6.0 of the Child/Infant CPR and AED Supplement provides information on performing child and infant CPR and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on a child for those who have already completed CPR and AED training for adults. The supplement can also be taught without the AED portion, if desired.

Additional training is included on clearing and protecting airways, and caring for foreign body airway obstruction. The Child/Infant CPR and AED Supplement can serve as a tremendous enhancement to MEDIC FIRST AID's BasicPlus CPR, AED, and First Aid for Adults.

The MEDIC FIRST AID Infant/Child Supplement covers:

Airway - Head-tilt, Chin-Lift
Clearing the Airway - Log Roll
Protecting the Airway - Recovery Position
Breathing - Rescue Ventilations Mask/Shield
Circulation - Chest Compressions
Initial Assessment
Child CPR
Infant CPR
Sudden Cardiac Arrest - Using an AED
Bare, Prepare, and Place Pads
Basic AED Operation
Child Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
Infant Foreign Body Airway Obstruction

MEDIC FIRST AID Infant/Child Course Schedule

Dates Available Upon Request
Groups Only
2-3 Hours
Note:  Private group classes are available for 6 to 12 students per class.  Call for more information.

Course Costs: $40.00

Price Includes: Instruction, MEDIC FIRST AID Infant/Child Student Guide, Certificate of Recognition, and Successful Completion Card. Also provided in this course are use of latex gloves, pocket mask, and manikins.

Prerequisite: MEDIC FIRST AID Basic Training or any nationally recognized first aid/CPR or CPR only course.

Note: This course is not intended to be used to meet the occupational requirements for childcare facilities. To meet regulatory requirements for occupational care of children and infants, provider should attend a MEDIC FIRST AID Pediatric course below.

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CarePlus CPR Version 6.0
Adult, Infant & Child CPR

CarePlus CPR is an important and useful member of the MEDIC FIRST AIDŽ Family of Programs. CarePlus CPR provides a 3 to 4-hour course to replace CPR-only classes. The CarePlus CPR program is a tool for community training in CPR with the added benefit of other Essential Skills of Patient Care. Infant, child, and adult skills are presented where they are applicable. This course is available to anyone in your community.

MEDIC FIRST AID CarePlus CPR and AED Course Topics
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Using an AED
Personal Safety Basic AED Operation
Activating Emergency Medical Service (EMS) AED Trouble Shooting Messages
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Other AED Considerations
Rescue Ventilations Foreign Body Obstruction
Chest Compressions Control of Bleeding
CPR for Cardiac Arrest Managing Shock
Infant CPR Emotional Impact of Providing First Aid Care

MEDIC FIRST AID CarePlus CPR Schedule

Adult CPR Only Approximately 3 Hours $40.00
Adult CPR and AED Approximately 4 Hours $50.00
Adult, Infant and Child CPR Approximately 4 hours $60.00
Adult, Infant and Child CPR and AED Approximately 5 hours $70.00

Note:  Private classes available for groups of 6 or more wanting CPR only.  Classes are setup per group request.

Price Includes: Instruction, MEDIC FIRST AID CarePlus CPR Student Guide, Wallet Skill Guide Card, Certificate of Recognition, and Successful Completion Card. Also provided in this course are use of latex gloves, roll gauze, pocket mask, manikins, and mats.

Course Dates
Adult, Infant and Child CPR Saturday, January 9, 2010 8am to 12noon
Adult, Infant and Child CPR Saturday, February 27, 2010 8am to 12noon
Adult, Infant and Child CPR Saturday, March 27, 2010 8am to 12noon
Adult, Infant and Child CPR Saturday, June 26, 2010 8am to 12noon

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Pediatric
Infant & Child First Aid/CPR
Version 6.0

Do you feel adequately prepared to render assistance to a child or infant in an emergency? If not, this course will give you the necessary skills to perform first aid and CPR.

The MEDIC FIRST AID Pediatric is designed to meet regulatory requirements for CPR and first aid training for daycare providers, school personnel, bus drivers, and youth sport coaches.  This course also provides excellent training, skills, peace of mind, and preparedness for babysitters, neighborhood groups, parents, and grandparents.

MEDIC FIRST AID Pediatric is a video-based, instructor-supervised emergency medical response training program. Our Pediatric program teaches child care providers, youth coaches, parents, or others in contact with children appropriate emergency response skills, as well as prevention strategies, for the care of infants and children. Adult care techniques are also included.

Pediatric Plus incorporates the use of AED into the CPR skills.

MEDIC FIRST AID Pediatric, Version 6.0 covers:

Emergency First Aid Care Trouble Shooting Messages AED (Pediatric Plus)
Children and Emergencies Other AED Considerations (Pediatric Plus)
Recognizing an Emergency Control of Bleeding
Deciding to Help Managing Shock
Personal Safety Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
Use of Barriers Infant Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
Assessing for Response Ongoing Assessment
Mechanism for Spinal Injury Warning Signs of Illness
Activating Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Altered Level of Responsiveness
Basic Life Support Skills Pain, Severe Pressure, or Discomfort in Chest
Airway - Head-Tilt, Chin-Lift Breathing Difficulty, Shortness of Breath
Clearing the Airway - Log Roll Severe Abdominal Pain
Protecting the Airway - Recovery Position Mechanism for Significant Injury
Breathing - Rescue Ventilations/Mask Shield Swollen, Painful, Deformed Limb
Circulation - Chest Compressions Care for Specific First Aid Problems
Initial Assessment Performing Physical Assessment
Unresponsive Patient Obtaining a Patient's History
CPR for Cardiac Arrest Moving Patients
Infant CPR Emotional Impact of Providing First Aid Care
Sudden Cardiac Arrest - Using an AED (Pediatric Plus) Specific First Aid Problems
Bare, Prepare, and Place Pads (Pediatric Plus) Child Care Topics
Basic AED Operation (Pediatric Plus)  

MEDIC FIRST AID Pediatric and Pediatric Plus Course Schedule

Pediatric 6.0 Approximately 4.5 Hours
Pediatric Plus 6.0 (adding AED) Approximately 6 Hours
Call or Email us for next class  
Note:  Private group classes are available for 6 to 12 students per class.  Call for more information.
Course Schedule
Pediatric 6.0 Saturday, January 23, 2010 8am to 12:30pm (Time will vary depending on class size)
Pediatric 6.0 Saturday, February 20, 2010 8am to 12:30pm (Time will vary depending on class size)
Pediatric 6.0 Saturday, March 20, 2010 8am to 12:30pm (Time will vary depending on class size)
Pediatric 6.0 Saturday, April 10, 2010 8am to 12:30pm (Time will vary depending on class size)
Pediatric 6.0 Saturday, June 12, 2010 8am to 12:30pm (Time will vary depending on class size)

Course Costs: Pediatric 6.0 $70.00 Pediatric 6.0 Plus $80.00

Price Includes:
Instruction, MEDIC FIRST AID Pediatric Student Guide, Wallet Skill Guide Card, Certificate of Recognition, and Successful Completion Card. Also provided in this course are use of latex gloves, roll gauze, pocket mask, manikins, and mats.

Age Requirement: There is no minimum age requirement However, regardless of age, students must reasonably perform the required skills to receive a certification card.

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Bloodborne Pathogens

 

Bloodborne Pathogens in the Workplace is designed to provide students with the essential knowledge necessary to help reduce or eliminate the occupational risk of Bloodborne Pathogens. The training program teaches the information every employee who has occupational exposure needs to know to avoid accidental exposure to potentially infectious materials and to manage an accidental exposure if one occurs. Bloodborne Pathogens training program helps facilities comply with OSHA regulations while protecting the health and safety of employees. Recognized certification is two years.

This Bloodborne Pathogens Course Covers:

What are Bloodborne Pathogens?
Specific Bloodborne Pathogens:
Hepatitis B Virus
Hepatitis C Virus
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

Transmitting Bloodborne Pathogens
Your Employer’s Exposure Control Plan

Recognizing the Potential for Exposure
Methods to Control the Risk of Exposure
Using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Hepatitis B Immunization
When an Exposure Occurs
Housekeeping
Communicating a Hazard in the Workplace

Prerequisite: none

Course Hours: 1 to 2 Hours depending on class size and information presented.

Student to Instructor Ratio: Maximum 24 students per instructor

Course Schedule: See our insert or website for class dates, times and pricing. You can also set up your own course of six to 24 people. We teach both on and off site.

MEDIC FIRST AID Bloodborne Pathogens Course Schedule
Available Upon Request
Groups Only
1-2 Hours

Note:  Private group classes are available for 6 to 24 students per class.  Call for more information.

Course Costs: $40.00

Price Includes:
Instruction, Student Guide, Home Emergency Plan, Certificate of Recognition, and Successful Completion Card. Also provided in this course are use of gauze pads, roll gauze,  and  latex gloves.

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Medic First Aid
Facilitator/Instructor 
Program

What is a MEDIC FIRST AID Facilitator? 

MEDIC FIRST AID Facilitators
MEDIC FIRST AID programs include an imbedded instructional design that provides the instructor with a basic framework on how to present a class. The instructor's role is essential, but not in the classic "wise lecturer" tradition. It is more a role of "facilitation". The word "facilitate" is Latin in origin (facilis), and means "to make easy or easier." We subscribe to the notion of an instructor as helper, guide, encourager, consultant and resource. We use the title "Facilitator" to collectively represent all of our instructional levels.

There are three levels of Facilitators:
Instructors are qualified to conduct student classes in MEDIC FIRST AID courses.
Instructor Trainers are qualified to conduct Instructor and student classes.
Master Trainers are qualified to offer Instructor Trainer, Instructor and student classes.

Facilitator training classes are available to become either an Instructor or Instructor Trainer-level Facilitator. Experienced and skilled MEDIC FIRST AID Instructor Trainers are encouraged to become Master Trainers.

Becoming a MEDIC FIRST AID instructor or instructor trainer is easy. Our family of programs include CPR/first aid for OSHA compliance in the occupational setting, healthcare provider BLS/CPR, automated defibrillation, emergency oxygen, bloodborne pathogens, and pediatric CPR/first aid. The Facilitator training process allows you to purchase and teach any or all of these programs.

There are three steps to fulfilling the training requirements for becoming a MEDIC FIRST AID Instructor:

Step One
Attend and successfully complete student-level training for the programs you wish to teach. This will provide you with an understanding of the course content and the physical skills necessary to be able to perform effective emergency care. If you currently possess these skills, you've already completed Step One!

Step Two
Attend and complete a classroom training session. This session is designed to help new Instructors become skilled in presenting the instructional elements found in MEDIC FIRST AID Training Programs, including Real-time Demonstrations, Small Group Practices, Talk-through Scenarios, and Performance Evaluations.

Step Three
Establish or affiliate with a MEDIC FIRST AID Training Center. As a MEDIC FIRST AID Instructor, you may teach for multiple Training Centers, but you can be affiliated with only one Training Center that is responsible for you.

Complete the MEDIC FIRST AID Instructor application and submit it with copies of your current credentials to your Training Center Director. If you are the Training Center Director, simply make sure that you have these documents on file to present to MEDIC FIRST AID in the event of an audit. The Training Center Director must submit the application and authorization fee to MEDIC FIRST Aid

Course Step Two

Instruction Materials
Basic 6.0 Adult with A.E.D.
 $250.00  
Basic 6.0 Instructor Manual   $75.00
Instructor Startup Kit: (DVD, Instructor Guide, Instructor Support CD, and Sample Student Guide.) Optional   $280.00
     
Pediatrics 6.0 with A.E.D
 $250.00  
Pediatrics 6.0 Instructor Manual   $75.00
Instructor Startup Kit: (DVD, Instructor Guide, Instructor Support CD, and Sample Student Guide.) Optional   $280.00
     
CarePlus CPR with AED
$150.00  
CarePlus CPR with AED Instructor Manual   $75.00
Instructor Startup Kit: (DVD, Instructor Guide, Instructor Support CD, and Sample Student Guide.) Optional   $270.00
     
Emergency O2 Supplement $150.00  
Emergency O2 Supplement Instructor Manual   $47.00
Instructor Startup Kit: (DVD, Instructor Guide, Instructor Support CD, and Sample Student Guide.) Optional   $178.00
     
Infant/Child Supplement   $150.00  
Infant/Child Supplement Instructor Manual   $47.00
Instructor Startup Kit: (DVD, Instructor Guide, Instructor Support CD, and Sample Student Guide.) Optional   $178.00
     

Bloodborne Pathogens

  $150.00  
Bloodborne Pathogens Instructor Manual   $47.00
Instructor Startup Kit: (DVD, Instructor Guide, Instructor Support CD, and Sample Student Guide.) Optional   $178.00
     

Package Discount - Purchase Basic or Pediatric Course at the regular price and receive all other courses at 50% OFF the instruction price. Materials not included.

MEDIC FIRST AID Instructor/Facilitator Course
Instructor Facilitator Course Call Time will vary depending on number of course topics taught.

Note: Participants must have current certification in the courses they enroll to instruct. Participants must also be certified in Basic 6.0 before they can teach the supplement courses.

 

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This site was created by Mark Potter, C.E.O. of Medic First Aid Training of NE.
Please direct any questions and comments about this site to: mark@massdiving.com