Basic First Aid for the Community and Workplace (4 hours)
Basic First Aid for the Community and Workplace is a basic first aid training program. It is designed specifically to provide lay persons with the minimum knowledge and skills necessary to provide emergency care for suddenly ill or injured adults prior to the arrival of emergency medical care professionals.

CPR and AED for the Community and Workplace (3-4 hours)
CPR and AED for the Community and Workplace is a Basic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Life Support (CPR-BCLS) training program with also includes training in the use of Automated External Resuscitators (AED). It is designed specifically to provide lay persons with the minimum knowledge and skills necessary to provide CPR prior to the arrival of emergency medical care professionals.

Emergency Medical Response for Adults in the Workplace (8 hrs)
Emergency Medical Response for Adults in the Workplace is a combined CPR, AED, and basic first aid training program with a focus on adults. It is designed specifically to provide lay persons with the minimum knowledge and skills necessary to provide emergency care for suddenly ill or injured adults prior to the arrival of emergency medical care professionals. This flexible and easy-to-use program replaces Essentials for Basic Emergency Care and is intended for individuals who require or desire basic emergency care knowledge and skills. Emergency Medical Response will help employers meet regulatory requirements for CPR, AED, and First Aid training in the workplace.

This full-day course also contains expanded information on blood borne pathogens and emergency oxygen administration to enhance knowledge and understanding of these two important and related emergency care topics. The information presented is for informational purposes only - to receive certification cards in these topics, students must take the full Blood borne Pathogens or Emergency Oxygen Administration courses.

Blood borne Pathogens - BBP (1 hour)
The ASHI Blood borne Pathogens program includes information that will help students understand what blood borne pathogens are, and how students can reduce the risk of exposure for themselves and others. The program assists in satisfying the training requirements of the U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA Blood borne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030).

Emergency Oxygen Administration
Serious and life-threatening medical emergencies often cause oxygen to be depleted in the body, leaving the victim at risk for cardiac arrest or brain damage. Supplemental oxygen is a critical step in treating a severe or life-threatening illness or injury. ASHI's Emergency Oxygen Administration program focuses on administering emergency oxygen, rescue breathing and oxygen delivery devices.

The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) / (5 hours)
The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program is a community education program that covers child safety and basic care techniques for infants and children. The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program stresses the priority to keep the babysitter and the children they care for safe. Babysitting is not just "watching" the children, but being responsible for their safety and well-being. When caring for a child, you are taking care of a parent's most cherished treasure. Everything in their home and your own home can be replaced- everything, that is, except a child.

Pet First Aid Program (4 hours)
The Pet First Aid program provides Instructors with an Instructor Guide, video, student books and completion cards. This program provides information on caring for ill or injured dogs and cats, as well as guidance about when pets should be taken to the veterinarian for professional care.

Pet First Aid is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill pet as temporary assistance until competent veterinary care is available. Properly applied first aid can save your pet's life, reduce recovery time and be the difference between temporary disability and lifelong disability. This program concentrates on basic first aid care. It is not intended to replace veterinary care, but rather to instruct the pet owner on how to treat a pet's during an emergency.