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If you're looking for a Babysitting or Stay-Safe training course in Calgary or Red Deer, check out our Youth Courses section under Find a Course. Basic First Aid with CPR Level C (Ages 15 - 18) Price $110 Duration In-class Option: 7.5 hours Blended Option: 4 hours online learning + 4.5 hours in-class Enroll < Back About the Course: Level up with AHASTI’s Basic First Aid! Learn CPR Level C and AED—perfect for students, young workers, and anyone ready to help. Prerequisite: This class is for Youth 15 - 18 years old only Couse Content: Get certified with AHASTI’s Basic or Emergency First Aid course in Calgary and Red Deer. Covers life-saving skills, CPR Level C, and AED use—ideal for workplace and community responders. Full and recertification options to meet Alberta OHS requirements available. Course Content: The Red Cross Preparing to respond The EMS system Check, Call, Care Airway emergencies Breathing and Circulation emergencies First aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest Wound care Includes opioid poisoning awareness information Course Completion Criteria: Successfully demonstrate skills and critical steps Min. 75% mark for written knowledge evaluation (available in French or English only) Attend and participate in 100% of the course What to Bring: If each participant could bring a stuffed animal or baby doll large enough to practice dressing and diapering. Individual snacks and a bag lunch. (please, no nut products)

Explore AHASTI's first aid certification online! Flexible courses in WHMIS, TDG, and Medical Terminology. Boost your career today. Online Courses Fire Safety, WHMIS, TDG, Lockout/Tagout Canadian Red Cross courses developed to meet industry standards. Self paced, online learning courses. Available Sessions Cannabis in the Workplace Cannabis is the Workplace - Management Training: Provides participants with information about cannabis in the workplace, focusing on the issue of impairment and providing practical guidance to help develop and apply appropriate and effective policies and procedures. Cannabis is the Workplace - Training for Workers: Aims to give employees the best possible understanding of the differences between medical and recreational cannabis, their responsibilities when using medical cannabis in the workplace, and employer responsibilities. This course explains the laws relating to human rights legislation and the duty to accommodate employees who have medical authorization to use cannabis. Available Sessions Medical Terminology The Medical Terminology course provides an introduction to the professional language used by those who are directly and indirectly involved with the art of healing. The course will also introduce those not currently involved in the health care environment with an introduction to the language of medicine. In addition, the program will provide participants with the basics of human anatomy and physiology. Available Sessions Bloodborne Pathogens This program is designed for individuals who may be exposed to blood and body fluids or items contaminated with blood during the performance of their work and who wish to gain a basic understanding of blood-borne pathogens. Available Sessions

Looking for first aid training near you? AHASTI offers certified First Aid and CPR courses in Calgary and Red Deer with flexible scheduling and experienced instructors. Book today. First Aid & CPR Training Locations in Alberta AHASTI offers certified First Aid and CPR training across Alberta, with convenient training locations in Calgary and Red Deer. Whether you're looking for workplace certification, safety training, or recertification, our courses meet Alberta Occupational Health & Safety requirements and Canadian Red Cross standards. If you’re searching for first aid training near you, our locations are designed to provide accessible, high-quality instruction with flexible scheduling. First Aid Training in Calgary AHASTI provides certified First Aid and CPR training in Calgary, offering a range of courses including Emergency First Aid, Standard First Aid, CPR/AED, and workplace safety certifications. Our Calgary training locations are easily accessible and designed to support both individuals and corporate groups. All courses meet Alberta OHS requirements and are delivered by experienced, certified instructors. Whether you need certification for work or personal knowledge, our Calgary first aid training programs are trusted across multiple industries. Calgary North Training Location ADDRESS: 3510 29 Street Northeast #125, Calgary, AB T1Y 7E5 PARKING: Parking is reserved in front and behind the building, with ample street parking. Food vendors are a 10-minute walk or a 5-minute drive away. CALGARY TRANSIT ACCESSIBLE: Whitehorn LRT Station to Alberta Health & Safety Training Institute (AHASTI): Take the #73 bus to stop 32 Ave NE and 32 Street NE (KFC/Taco Bell on the corner) Walk West on 32 Ave NE to 29 Street NE (Staples on Corner) Walk North on 29 Street NE (right off 32 Ave NE) to 34 Ave NE 29 Street NE and 34 Ave NE—On the NE corner, the Blue Star sign is visible, and the AHASTI entrance is just to the left of it. From AHASTI to Whitehorn LRT Station: Walk South on 29 Street NE to 32 Ave NE (Staples on Corner) Walk West on 32 Ave NE to 27 Street NE Take the bus # 72 to Whitehorn LRT Station The bus stop is on 32 Ave NE – Eastbound Please go to www.calgarytransit.com for bus/LRT schedules. View our upcoming First Aid courses in Calgary North East Calgary Anchor 1 Calgary South Training Location ADDRESS Unit 150, 7260 12 St SE, Calgary, AB T2H 2S5 We are conveniently located between Glenmore and Heritage Drive, overlooking Deerfoot Trail. We are in the same building as Gymastics Gym Club and H2S Safety. It is just a short drive to Deerfoot Meadows Shopping Centre's retail and amenities. DIRECTIONS: - Deerfoot Tr. S to Glendeer Cir SE. - Take the Glendeer Circle exit from Glenmore Trail. - Take Heritage Drive to 12 St SE PARKING: Free street parking. CALGARY TRANSIT STOP NEARBY: From the Heritage LRT Station - take bus 306 - Max Teal Douglas Glen to Deerfoot Meadows station (EB) Eight-minute (8 min) walk to 7260 - 12 Street SE Maybe looking for BLS CPR courses in Calgary? Southeast Calgary Calgary Downtown Location ADDRESS: Inside Cornerstone Community College: 100 6 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 0P5 This beautiful historic building is across the street from the Bow Tower Building. PARKING: Lot parking fees will apply - the lot behind the Bow Tower, 414 Centre Street SE, is a 4-minute walk. CALGARY TRANSIT STOP NEARBY: LRT: WB 1 Street SW Station (TD Free Zone) is a 2-minute walk away; buses 201 and 202. LRT: EB Centre Street Station (TD Free Zone) is a 4-minute walk away; buses 201 and 202. Bus 70, WB 6 Ave SW @ E. of 1 Street SW, is a 1-minute walk. Looking to book a group of people or have our Mobile Training Unit come to your location? Calgary Downtown Location CPR & First Aid Training in Red Deer We offer comprehensive First Aid and CPR training in Red Deer, serving individuals, businesses, and organizations across Central Alberta. Our Red Deer courses include CPR/AED, Emergency First Aid, and Standard First Aid certifications, all aligned with Canadian Red Cross guidelines. With flexible scheduling and experienced instructors, AHASTI makes it easy to complete your CPR course in Red Deer and stay compliant with workplace safety requirements. Red Deer Training Location Red Deer, AB ADDRESS Bay 22, 7471 Edgar Industrial Bend, Red Deer, AB Phone: 403-348-2422 PARKING Plenty of parking at the rear and separate food vendors are 5 min away. FROM THE SOUTH: Travel to either Gaetz Ave or Taylor Drive and travel north to 67th. Turn left on 67th and travel west to Johnston Drive. (Red Deer Motors is on the corner) Turn right at the light and proceed one block to the light at Edgar Industrial Drive. ( Red Deer Bottling- Coca Cola) Turn left. Proceed on Edgar Industrial Drive north to Edgar Industrial Bend. (Pat’s Driveline is on the corner, across from Finning Centre for Excellence) Turn right into Edgar Industrial Bend and follow the road to the end of the cul-de-sac . We are located on the East side of the horseshoe shaped building beside BRICO. FROM THE NORTH: Travel to HWY 11A (either direction) to Taylor Drive. Turn south on Taylor and travel one block to Edgar Industrial Drive. (UFA is on the corner) Turn right onto Edgar Industrial Drive. Follow Edgar Industrial Drive south to Edgar Industrial Bend. (Finning Centre for Excellence.) Turn left into Edgar Industrial Bend and follow above directions. FROM HWY QE2: Travel to 67th Street exit and proceed EAST to the light at Johnston Drive (Tim Horton’s and Red Deer Motors are on the corner). Turn left at the light. Travel north to the light at Edgar Industrial Drive. (Red Deer Bottling (Coke) is on the corner) Turn left. Follow Edgar Industrial Drive to the first road on the right. (Pat’s Driveline in on the corner). Turn right and follow the road to the end of the cul-de-sac. We are located on the East side of the horseshoe shaped building beside BRICO. View our upcoming First Aid courses in Red Deer. Red Deer Campus Ready to book your First Aid or CPR course? View upcoming course dates and secure your spot today. Register Now

If you're looking for a Babysitting or Stay-Safe training course in Calgary or Red Deer, check out our Youth Courses section under Find a Course. Babysitting (Ages 11 - 15) Price $65 Duration 7 hours in-class Enroll < Back About the Course: The Canadian Red Cross Babysitting course provides training in various topics, from handling challenging behaviours to essential lessons on leadership and professional behaviour for babysitters. Babysitting aims to deepen and strengthen the sense of responsibility among older youth when looking after younger children. Incorporating new scientific findings, this curriculum enhances knowledge on providing proper care during emergencies. You can take the courses in Calgary and Red Deer or request our Mobile Training Unit to visit your location. Prerequisite: Minimum of 11 years old or completion of Grade 5. Couse Content: Check, Call, Care (includes phoning EMS/911) Glove removal Recovery position Conscious choking (adult/child/baby/alone) CPR (baby/child) Illness such as, asthma (includes use of inhaler and spacer), anaphylaxis (includes use of EpiPen) Poisoning Insect stings Wound care (i.e. minor cuts and scrapes, splinters, nosebleeds, bumps and bruises, life-threatening bleeding, burns) Head, neck and back injuries, broken bones, seizures. Reference text with imbedded critical thinking activities that will reinforce content What to Bring: If each participant could bring a stuffed animal or baby doll large enough to practice dressing and diapering. Individual snacks and a bag lunch. (please, no nut products)

Explore our range of first aid and CPR training courses in Calgary and Red Deer. You will find them under Find a Course. CPR Level C and AED Price Full: $85 Recert: $65 Duration Full: In-Class Option: 5 hours Blended Option: 3 hours online learning + 3 hours in-class Recertification: In-Class Option: 3.5 hours Blended Option: 2 hours online + 2.5 hours in-class (The teaching time does not include breaks.) Enroll < Back About the Course: CPR-C training provides the skills needed to recognize cardiac arrest and perform CPR and AED use for adults, children, and infants. This course is suitable for workplace requirements, professional training programs, and individuals who want to be prepared to respond in an emergency. Important - this course does not meet workplace requirements in Alberta - Please go to either the Basic or Intermediate First Aid programs. Free Comprehensive Guide download. Prerequisites: Full Course: None Recertification: Proof of current CPR Level C/AED certification by a CRC-recognized national training agency required. The CRC-recognized national training agencies include the Canadian Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada (CPR only), Lifesaving Society, and the Canadian Ski Patrol. Course Content: The Red Cross Responding to Respond Check, Call, Care Choking – adult, child and infant CPR and AED– adult, child and infant Circulation Emergencies Course Completion Criteria: • Successfully demonstrate skills and critical steps • Min. 75% mark for written knowledge evaluation • Attend and participate in 100% of the course Participant Materials: CPR (eBook) - printed copies available to purchase Comprehensive Guide to First Aid & CPR (eBook) CPR – Online (Blended delivery method only) CPR certificate (digital certificate issued upon successful completion)

AHASTI delivers certified onsite First Aid and CPR training directly to your workplace in Calgary, Red Deer, and across Alberta. Request your onsite quote today. Onsite First Aid Training Delivered at Your Workplace Professional First Aid & CPR Training Delivered Onsite AHASTI brings certified, high-quality First Aid and CPR training directly to your workplace in Calgary, Red Deer, and surrounding communities across Alberta. Our Mobile Training Unit is also available for travel to neighbouring provinces upon request. Our experienced instructors handle all equipment, setup, and coordination, ensuring your team receives a seamless, professional learning experience that meets Alberta OHS and Canadian Red Cross standards. Whether you're training a small group or an entire department, AHASTI makes onsite training easy, efficient, and completely stress-free. Why Choose AHASTI? Reliable Course Delivery Our instructors arrive early, fully equipped, and prepared to deliver a smooth, consistent training experience every time. Professional, Experienced Instructors All courses are taught by certified instructors who follow standardized teaching practices aligned with Alberta OHS and Red Cross requirements. Transparent, Upfront Pricing We provide clear cost details with no hidden travel fees. Your quote includes everything needed for onsite delivery. Seamless Coordination Your dedicated AHASTI coordinator manages all scheduling, logistics, and certification processing so your team can focus on learning. What AHASTI Brings to Your Workplace? Certified, experienced Red Cross instructors All manikins, AED trainers, and first aid equipment Instructor's laptop and multimedia teaching materials Full course setup and teardown Up-to-date training aligned with Alberta OHS standards Certification processing for all participants A dedicated coordinator to manage scheduling and communication What Your Workplace Provides? A room large enough for practical skills training Chairs and tables for participants A smart TV or a projector with HDMI/USB input for presentations Wi-Fi access for the instructor and participants (preferred). If Wi-Fi is not available, our instructors can accommodate alternate delivery methods with advance notice. Clear building access and parking for the instructor A clean, safe space for equipment setup and teardown Participant Minimums A minimum of six participants is required for onsite delivery of CPR, Emergency/Basic First Aid (EFA), Standard/Intermediate First Aid (SFA), and Childcare First Aid (CCFA). Minimums for Advanced First Aid, Medical First Responder, and other specialty programs may vary based on program requirements and equipment needs. Courses Available for Onsite Delivery We offer onsite delivery for a full range of First Aid and CPR programs, including: CPR/AED (Levels A or C) Emergency / Basic First Aid (EFA) Standard / Intermediate First Aid (SFA) Childcare First Aid Advanced First Aid (AFA) Medical First Responder (MFR) Oxygen Administration & Airway Management Basic Life Support CPR (Red Cross or Heart & Stroke) Customized workplace-focused training sessions All courses are delivered by certified AHASTI instructors and meet Alberta OHS and Canadian Red Cross or Heart and Stroke standards (course specific). Don’t See Your Course Listed? If you are interested in a course that is not listed here, please reach out. AHASTI offers additional onsite programs, and we are happy to explore custom or specialized training options for your organization. How Our Onsite Pricing Works AHASTI uses a transparent pricing model that includes: Per-participant tuition A daily onsite delivery fee Travel expenses only when training occurs outside Calgary or Red Deer If you prefer to send staff to one of our classroom locations, you can also explore our public course schedule for upcoming First Aid and CPR dates. Trusted by workplaces across Alberta, including municipal departments, healthcare teams, safety-driven industries, and corporate organizations. Testimonials Alex, HR Manager We loved having Bow Tie Bob as our onsite first aid instructor. His signature bow tie and friendly approach made the course engaging, while his expertise made it incredibly valuable. A perfect balance of professionalism and personality. Corporate Client - Calgary The instructor was knowledgeable, organized, and created a positive learning environment for our team. The hands-on practice and real-life examples made the course incredibly valuable. We will definitely be booking another onsite first aid course with AHASTI. Safety Manager - Red Deer Our staff appreciated how clearly the instructor explained each skill and how comfortable the class felt asking questions. AHASTI made the entire process easy—from booking our onsite training to certification. Excellent training experience. Frequently Asked Questions Do you offer onsite training outside Calgary and Red Deer? Yes. We provide onsite First Aid and CPR training across Alberta, with our Mobile Training Unit also available for travel to neighbouring provinces upon request. Travel costs apply for locations outside Calgary and Red Deer city limits. Are your onsite courses compliant with Alberta OHS First Aid Requirements? Yes. All AHASTI onsite First Aid and CPR programs meet the training and certification requirements outlined in Part 11 — First Aid of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code . You can view the full legislation here. If you’re unsure what level of First Aid training your workplace needs to remain compliant, our team can help you determine the correct course based on your industry, workforce size, and worksite hazard assessment. What does AHASTI provide for onsite training? We bring certified instructors, manikins, AED trainers, first aid supplies, course materials, and handle all setup, instruction, and teardown. AHASTI also manages certification processing for all participants. What does our workplace need to provide? You’ll need a room large enough for skills practice, tables and chairs, a smart TV or projector with HDMI/USB, Wi-Fi access, and clear building access and parking for the instructor. How does your onsite pricing work? Onsite pricing includes per-participant tuition, a daily onsite delivery fee, and, when applicable, travel expenses for locations outside Calgary and Red Deer. If Wi-Fi is not available our instructors can accommodate alternate delivery methods with advance notice. Mileage is not charged within those cities. Can course times be adjusted to fit our schedule? Yes. We can adjust start and end times to fit your operational needs, as long as program requirements and total instructional hours are met. Do we need to supply any equipment? No. AHASTI supplies all training equipment required for the course. Your workplace only needs to provide the room, AV/Wi-Fi, and furniture. AHASTI provides onsite First Aid and CPR training across Calgary, Red Deer, Airdrie, Okotoks, Cochrane, Strathmore, Chestermere, Sylvan Lake, Olds, Innisfail, and surrounding Alberta communities. Request Your Onsite First Aid Training Quote Bring professional First Aid training directly to your workplace. Our team will prepare a customized quote and guide you through the booking process. Let's get started. Complete this Price Quote form and our coordination team will follow up within one business day with pricing and available dates. First name* Last name* Email* Please enter in the Company Name and address of where you'd like the course to take place. If it is not a company, please just enter NCN (no company name) Multi-line address Country/Region* Address* City* Zip / Postal code* What course are you looking for? Course Format - Blended or Traditional? Is the course a Recertification, Full Course or do you need both? How many people would you like trained in this session?* What is the proposed date and time you'd like the course to take place on?* Year Month Day Time : Hours Minutes AM Do you have a second option? Year Month Day Time : Hours Minutes AM Request a Quote

Youth Leader Instructor Price Duration $200 5-7 hours online, plus teaching experience Enroll < Back About the Course Youth Leaders Instructors support the Canadian Red Cross Youth First Aid Programs through the delivery of our Stay Safe! and Babysitting training courses. With the required prerequisites, candidates enter into our comprehensive Youth Leader Development Program, designed to prepare them to support dynamic, learner-centered classroom environments. Eligibility for the Youth Leader Transfer pathway may include: Current Red Cross First Aid Instructor Educators (elementary or secondary level), or Candidates who hold one of the following current certifications: Lifesaving Society Lifesaving Instructor HIGH FIVE Trainer National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Level 2 or above (any sport) Canadian Aquafitness Leaders Alliance (CALA) Instructors Water Art Instructor or Canadian Fitness Professionals (CANFit PRO) Pre-requisite: Minimum age of 18 y/o (or 16-17 y/o with adult support) Red Cross Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C certification or equivalent Certification: 3-year certification Canadian Red Cross Youth Leader Instructor (a valid Intermediate (Standard First Aid with CPR Level C certification must be maintained during this 3-year certification period). After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.

Education accommodation is available for courses. If you need assistance, don't hesitate to contact AHASTI before registering. Education Accommodation AHASTI is committed to providing a learning environment that is inclusive for students with disabilities and that provides all students with equal opportunities. As well, AHASTI will endeavour at all times to meet its obligations under applicable human rights and privacy laws as they affect students with disabilities. Accommodation Request Form First Name Last Name Email Phone Accommodation Documentation Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Program Area Choose an option Submit Thank you! Please note that modifications to course completion criteria for any of the AHASTI courses does not fall under the guidelines of Duty to Accommodate. Our instructional staff will do their best to accommodation same day requests within the scope of the program and resources available to them at the time if a request was not submitted prior to the program. Frequently Asked Questions How are accommodations determined? To qualify for accommodations, students must provide supporting medical or other documentation (e.g., physician statements, functional assessment forms, psychoeducational assessments). Some of these documents contain recommendations for accommodations. AHASTI then collaborates with each student to discuss the most appropriate accommodations to meet the student's needs while aligning with the program's competency profile and applicable legislative and/or academic requirements. How are Accommodation Decisions Guided? Human Rights Legislation: There are 15 grounds under which individuals are protected. AHASTI has a duty to accommodate students with disabilities in higher education to the extent that doing so would impose undue hardship on AHASTI, while complying with all applicable legislative and industry requirements. Formal documentation to support accommodation is required. At AHASTI, we require students to provide formal documentation in the form of one or more of the following: Psycho-educational assessments completed by registered psychologists Functional limitations assessments completed by medical practitioners Detailed medical letters from medical practitioners. Collaboration among the student, instructor, and AHASTI administrator. What does undue hardship mean? A situation where accommodating a student with disabilities leads to unreasonable and excessive challenges for AHASTI. This includes but is not limited to situations where: a) The accommodation significantly interferes with the rights of other students; b) The accommodation creates health and/or safety concerns; c) The financial cost of the accommodation is excessive, in the context of AHASTI as a whole; and/or d) The accommodation would result in a necessary course or program requirement not being met. What is my responsibility as a student in the accommodation process? Initiate the accommodation request by contacting AHASTI before the start of the program. (6-8 weeks prior is preferred, minimum 30 days). Provide necessary documentation to support the request. Meet with an AHASTI staff member to discuss appropriate accommodations. I am struggling in areas of my class, where can I get help? The best first step is to speak with your instructor. They may be able to provide suggestions for completing your work.

AHASTI offers hands‑on First Aid, CPR & safety training in Calgary and Red Deer. Flexible in‑class, blended & mobile options—get certified today! Certified First Aid, CPR & Safety Training in Alberta In-Class, Blended, Mobile & Bilingual Training Options for Individuals, Businesses & Healthcare Teams. Find a Course Meet Nitro Our First Aid Mascot Who’s Always Ready to Help You Learn, Laugh & Save Lives! Nitro Talk - Blog Most cardiac arrests, stroke or severe choking emergencies happen at home, in public places and workplaces. If you ever witness one, chances are it will happen to a family member or someone you work with or care about. Come learn these skills in a safe, professional setting. Each of our talented instructors (sorry not Adam from the video) have planned learner centered activities geared towards building each participants confidence to recognize an emergency and take steps to respond. Here is what Christine wrote about her class. "This is the best AED and First Aid class I have ever attended and would strongly recommend this instructor “Bob” and this course to everyone. Very helpful, practical, and not a minute of boredom. Thank you so much for the opportunity. Bob deserves huge kudos for making such an important course fun but also very practical and useful. He was successful in bringing back my confidence to one day be able to save precious lives especially if my close family or work teammates needed my help. Thank you" Christine Sept 21, 2022 Join our mailing list for event updates, new programs, and more! Email Join I had the pleasure of speaking with Melissa who was helpful, honest, and wonderful to work with. She was so patient in answering my questions and made sure I had what I needed to be prepared for class. She is a rockstar! It is so rare to receive this quality of customer care and attention in this day and age. Why AHASTI? We are a trusted Canadian Red Cross Provider for over 25 years. We are a recognized educator of Pre-Hospital programs for over 20 years. Our courses are delivered in accordance with Alberta Occupational Health and Safety course requirements Professional classroom settings with conveniently located locations in the Calgary & Red Deer Area. We only offer Alberta and Canadian approved workplace programs. We are a Canadian Red Cross Instructional Development Centre for First Aid and CPR, Psychological First Aid, as well as Professional Responder level programs. Mobile First Aid courses are available upon request. Free parking is available at at all 3 locations! How to choose the best course for you? One of our Customer Service Associates would be happy to assist you. Some employers or educational institutions may have already told you what level of course to attend, if you can't find it on our website, please call or email our office. 403-670-5406 or contact@ahasti.ca Accreditations

Basic Life Support Instructor Price Duration $780.00 Approx. 8.75 hrs online and 34 hrs in-class + Teach Experience Enroll < Back About the Course Developed by Professional Responders, for Professional Responders The Professional Responder Program is customizable, flexible, and offers options to support a truly learner-centred experience. Instructor tools and resources allow Instructors to adapt lesson plans to the needs of the class and deliver courses in various workplace environments. Learning activities and scenarios reflect real-life situations with adaptability to various settings. Professional Responder - Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor Development Pathway Below is the pathway to become a certified BLS Instructor. You must successfully complete each step before advancing to the next step. Certification is valid for three years. 1. Evaluate Skills and Check Prerequisites Confirm prerequisites are met: you must be 18 years or older, have a valid Canadian issued participant certificate at the Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR level, Airway Management, Oxygen Administrration certifications, and successfully complete a skills evaluation. 2. Fundamentals of Instruction Complete the Fundamentals of Instruction online component (8 hrs*), and a classroom component (14 hrs 30 min) focused on the application of fundamentals. 3. Discipline-Specific Classroom Component Attend the Professional Responder discipline-specific classroom component (14 hrs 30 min), which focuses on the specific skills of that program. 4. Teaching Experience Complete the Teaching Experience online module (30-45 min*) and a classroom component with the support of a Teaching Experience Supervisor. 5. Certification An electronic certification will be issued upon completion. Certified Instructors can teach Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR, Airway Management, and Oxygen Administration. * Online learning time will vary depending on the learner. Pre-requisite: 18 years old, proof of a current Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR, Airway Management, and Oxygen Administration certifications Certification: Red Cross BLS Instructor valid for 3 years. To maintain this certification, each instructor must teach a minimum of three programs during the three-year certification. One course must be at the Basic Life Support level. After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.

Our first aid and medical service teams can respond to all in attendance at your event by providing a high standard of care until local EMS staff arrives. First Aid and Medical Event Services We provide a full suite of first aid and medical standby services from which businesses or private groups can choose the best solution for their event, job site or location. If you are unsure which level of service or support you require, we are well-versed in legislative requirements and can recommend the best options based on your location, risk exposure, and budget. Not all events require a registered practitioner or ambulance. Our teams can respond to everyone in attendance at your event, providing a high standard of care until local EMS staff arrive. We've even been known to dress 'incognito', so guests didn't even know we were there. Our diverse teams comprise Intermediate/Standard First Aiders, Advanced First Aiders, Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs), and Primary Care Paramedics (PCPs). Here are some of the events AHASTI Medical Teams have been able to support to date: Sporting Events - marathons, bike tours, jujitsu tournaments Concerts - public and private Special Events - Stampede breakfasts, company picnics Movie and TV productions Large Gatherings - private and public holiday parties Job Sites - employee relief - short and long-term contract Schedule: We offer these services 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. We provide the highest-quality field emergency medical support anywhere, anytime, for our clients. Services are available in Calgary, Red Deer, or other Alberta-based locations. Medical Standby Request First Name Last Name Email Phone Event Type Event Date * required Number of Guests Tell us more about your event! What level of service do you need? Submit Thank you! We’ll be in touch.

EMR Instructor Price Duration $930.00 Approx. 8.75 hrs online and 34 hrs in-class + Teach Experience Enroll < Back About the Course Attention: Provincial regulations apply to the EMR programs and vary based on each province. A valid EMR practitioners license or higher maybe required to certify someone at this level. Each EMR Instructor is responsible for contacting the provinces licensing body and to notify any participants being taught are aware of any additional requirements prior to seeking employment at this level. ** In the province of Alberta - the Canadian Red Cross EMR program does not meet the educational requirements established by the Alberta College of Paramedics. Professional Responder - EMR Instructor Development Pathway Below is the pathway to become a certified EMR Instructor. You must successfully complete each step before advancing to the next step. Certification is valid for three years. 1. Evaluate Skills and Check Prerequisites Confirm prerequisites are met: you must be 18 years or older, have a valid Canadian issued participant certificate at the EMR level, and successfully complete a skills evaluation. 2. Fundamentals of Instruction Complete the Fundamentals of Instruction online component (8 hrs*), and a classroom component (14 hrs 30 min) focused on the application of fundamentals. 3. Discipline-Specific Classroom Component Attend the Professional Responder discipline-specific classroom component (14 hrs 30 min), which focuses on the specific skills of that program. 4. Teaching Experience Complete the Teaching Experience online module (30-45 min*) and a classroom component with the support of a Teaching Experience Supervisor. 5. Certification An electronic certification will be issued upon completion. Certified Instructors can teach Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR, Airway Management, Oxygen Administration, First Responder, Advanced First Aid and EMR courses. * Online learning time will vary depending on the learner. Pre-requisite: 18 years old, proof of a current Emergency Medical Responder certification Certification: Red Cross EMR Instructor valid for 3 years. To maintain this certification, each instructor must teach a minimum of three Canadian Red Cross First Aid programs during the three-year certification. One course must be at the Advanced First Aid/EMR level. After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.