First Responder (Emergency Medical Response) Training Course
First Responder (Emergency Medical Response) Training Course aligned with international EMS standards.
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Course Title
First Responder (Emergency Medical Response)
Course Duration
3 Days
Competency Assessment Criteria
Practical Assessment and Knowledge Assessment
Training Delivery Method
Classroom (Instructor-Led)
Service Coverage
In Tamkene Training Center or On-Site: Covering Saudi Arabia (Dammam - Khobar - Dhahran - Jubail - Riyadh - Jeddah - Tabuk - Madinah - NEOM - Qassim - Makkah - Any City in Saudi Arabia) - MENA Region
Course Average Passing Rate
98%
Post Training Reporting
Post Training Report + Candidate(s) Training Evaluation Forms
Certificate of Successful Completion
Verifiable certification is provided upon successful completion.
Certification Provider
ECSI - USA
Certificate Validity
2 Years
Instructors Languages
English / Arabic / Urdu / Hindi
Training Services Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
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Course Overview
This comprehensive First Responder (Emergency Medical Response) Training Course provides participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for effective initial emergency care prior to the arrival of advanced medical services. The course follows internationally recognized protocols and standards, combining foundational emergency medical concepts with hands-on skill development to ensure participants can confidently respond to a wide range of medical and trauma emergencies while making critical patient care decisions in the field.
Key Learning Objectives
Apply systematic approaches to emergency scene assessment and management
Perform comprehensive patient assessment and vital signs evaluation
Implement appropriate medical and trauma care interventions
Execute effective airway management and respiratory support
Identify and treat life-threatening conditions and injuries
Apply proper immobilization and packaging for transport
Implement appropriate emergency care for medical emergencies
Apply relevant protocols for specific trauma situations
Recognize signs and symptoms of time-critical conditions
Perform proper communication with EMS and hospital personnel
Group Exercises
Case-based scenarios including (situation analysis, assessment documentation, and intervention planning)
Protocol application including (proper procedure documentation, prioritization rationale, and decision justification)
Resource management including (equipment utilization, personnel allocation, and logistical planning)
Differential assessment including (symptom evaluation, condition identification, and treatment selection)
Documentation practice including (patient care recording, intervention notation, and information organization)
Knowledge Assessment
Scenario-based evaluation including (situation management, intervention selection, and priority determination)
Protocol application including (guideline adherence, modification justification, and decision rationale)
Critical thinking including (complex problem-solving, resource management, and alternative approaches)
Field diagnosis including (differential consideration, assessment findings, and treatment direction)
Intervention selection including (appropriate techniques, timing decisions, and efficacy evaluation)
Course Outline
1. Section 1 Preparatory
Chapter 1 - EMS Systems
Chapter 2 - Workplace Safety and Wellness
Chapter 3 - Lifting and Moving Patients
Chapter 4 - Medical, Legal, and Ethical Issues
Chapter 5 - Communications and Documentation
Chapter 6 - The Human Body
2. Section 2 - Airway
Chapter 7 - Airway Management
Chapter 8 - Professional Rescuer CPR
3. Section 3 - Patient Assessment
Chapter 9 - Patient Assessment
4. Section 4 - Medical
Chapter 10 - Medical Emergencies
Chapter 11 - Poisoning and Substance Abuse
Chapter 12 - Behavioral Emergencies
Chapter 13 - Environmental Emergencies
5. Section 5 - Trauma
Chapter 14 - Bleeding, Shock, and Soft-Tissue Injuries
Chapter 15 - Injuries to Muscles and Bones
6. Section 6 - Special Patient Populations
Chapter 16 - Childbirth
Chapter 17 - Pediatric Emergencies
Chapter 18 - Geriatric Emergencies
7. Section 7 - EMS Operations
Chapter 19 - Transport Operations
Chapter 20 - Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue
Chapter 21 - Incident Management
Practical Assessment
Patient assessment including (primary survey, secondary assessment, and ongoing evaluation)
Airway management including (manual techniques, adjunct usage, and ventilation delivery)
Bleeding control including (pressure application, wound management, and tourniquet placement)
Immobilization including (spinal precautions, extremity splinting, and packaging techniques)
Medical emergency management including (focused assessment, appropriate intervention, and treatment monitoring)
Trauma care including (systematic approach, critical intervention, and stabilization techniques)
Scenario-based performance including (integrated skills, decision application, and effective patient care)
Gained Core Technical Skills
Systematic patient assessment and critical intervention
Effective airway management and respiratory support
Proficient bleeding control and circulatory support
Appropriate medical emergency response and treatment
Proper trauma assessment and management techniques
Effective immobilization and patient packaging
Coordinated team response and EMS integration
Clear communication and proper documentation
Sound decision-making under emergency conditions
Training Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
Targeted Audience
Industrial safety personnel with medical response duties
Workplace first aid team members and coordinators
Security personnel with emergency medical responsibilities
Community emergency response team (CERT) members
Outdoor recreation leaders and wilderness guides
Sports coaches and athletic support staff
Volunteer fire personnel and search/rescue team members
School safety officers and educational staff
Remote site workers and expedition leaders
Public safety personnel without formal EMS credentials
Why Choose This Course
Comprehensive coverage of emergency medical response skills
Focus on critical decision-making and patient assessment
Balanced approach to both medical and trauma emergencies
Emphasis on scene safety and responder protection
Integration with established EMS systems and protocols
Development of confidence in emergency situations
Internationally recognized training and certification
Practical skills development through scenario-based learning
Preparation for real-world emergency response challenges
Fulfillment of workplace and organizational requirements
Note
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, is subject to change and also can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Course Outline
1. Section 1 Preparatory
Chapter 1 - EMS Systems
Chapter 2 - Workplace Safety and Wellness
Chapter 3 - Lifting and Moving Patients
Chapter 4 - Medical, Legal, and Ethical Issues
Chapter 5 - Communications and Documentation
Chapter 6 - The Human Body
2. Section 2 - Airway
Chapter 7 - Airway Management
Chapter 8 - Professional Rescuer CPR
3. Section 3 - Patient Assessment
Chapter 9 - Patient Assessment
4. Section 4 - Medical
Chapter 10 - Medical Emergencies
Chapter 11 - Poisoning and Substance Abuse
Chapter 12 - Behavioral Emergencies
Chapter 13 - Environmental Emergencies
5. Section 5 - Trauma
Chapter 14 - Bleeding, Shock, and Soft-Tissue Injuries
Chapter 15 - Injuries to Muscles and Bones
6. Section 6 - Special Patient Populations
Chapter 16 - Childbirth
Chapter 17 - Pediatric Emergencies
Chapter 18 - Geriatric Emergencies
7. Section 7 - EMS Operations
Chapter 19 - Transport Operations
Chapter 20 - Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue
Chapter 21 - Incident Management
Why Choose This Course?
Comprehensive coverage of emergency medical response skills
Focus on critical decision-making and patient assessment
Balanced approach to both medical and trauma emergencies
Emphasis on scene safety and responder protection
Integration with established EMS systems and protocols
Development of confidence in emergency situations
Internationally recognized training and certification
Practical skills development through scenario-based learning
Preparation for real-world emergency response challenges
Fulfillment of workplace and organizational requirements
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, is subject to change and also can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Practical Assessment
Patient assessment including (primary survey, secondary assessment, and ongoing evaluation)
Airway management including (manual techniques, adjunct usage, and ventilation delivery)
Bleeding control including (pressure application, wound management, and tourniquet placement)
Immobilization including (spinal precautions, extremity splinting, and packaging techniques)
Medical emergency management including (focused assessment, appropriate intervention, and treatment monitoring)
Trauma care including (systematic approach, critical intervention, and stabilization techniques)
Scenario-based performance including (integrated skills, decision application, and effective patient care)
Course Overview
This comprehensive First Responder (Emergency Medical Response) Training Course provides participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for effective initial emergency care prior to the arrival of advanced medical services. The course follows internationally recognized protocols and standards, combining foundational emergency medical concepts with hands-on skill development to ensure participants can confidently respond to a wide range of medical and trauma emergencies while making critical patient care decisions in the field.
Key Learning Objectives
Apply systematic approaches to emergency scene assessment and management
Perform comprehensive patient assessment and vital signs evaluation
Implement appropriate medical and trauma care interventions
Execute effective airway management and respiratory support
Identify and treat life-threatening conditions and injuries
Apply proper immobilization and packaging for transport
Implement appropriate emergency care for medical emergencies
Apply relevant protocols for specific trauma situations
Recognize signs and symptoms of time-critical conditions
Perform proper communication with EMS and hospital personnel
Knowledge Assessment
Scenario-based evaluation including (situation management, intervention selection, and priority determination)
Protocol application including (guideline adherence, modification justification, and decision rationale)
Critical thinking including (complex problem-solving, resource management, and alternative approaches)
Field diagnosis including (differential consideration, assessment findings, and treatment direction)
Intervention selection including (appropriate techniques, timing decisions, and efficacy evaluation)
Targeted Audience
Industrial safety personnel with medical response duties
Workplace first aid team members and coordinators
Security personnel with emergency medical responsibilities
Community emergency response team (CERT) members
Outdoor recreation leaders and wilderness guides
Sports coaches and athletic support staff
Volunteer fire personnel and search/rescue team members
School safety officers and educational staff
Remote site workers and expedition leaders
Public safety personnel without formal EMS credentials