BLS - Healthcare Provider CPR‍

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This is an American Heart Association approved class designed for the Healthcare professional. i.e., EMT, RN, CNA, LVN. If you are working in a hospital setting, are in EMT or Nursing school this is the class for you. The course will cover basic CPR for adult, child, infant, and two person. It will include Airway management, Bag valve use, and AED training. All participants who successfully complete the written exam and skills demonstration will receive a BLS for Healthcare Provider course completion card that is valid for two years.  

ASHI's CPR PRO has been approved for Medical Service personnel and is accepted by: The National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT), American Dental Association.

Basic CPR- (Basic CPR for Adult, Child, and Infant/ AED)

This class is for everyone that is not working in the medical field.-Daycare providers, personal trainers, coaches, school teachers, construction etc. The skills in this class include: Opening airway, Rescue breathing, Choking for the conscious and unconscious victim, and CPR.

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This class is approved by the Colorado Department of Human Services and Front Range CPR instructors are approved vendors.  These classes fulfill all requirements for those certified as Foster Parents, Group Homes, Child Cares, Day cares, and Elder Care facilities

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In this class you will learn the importance of proper patient assessment. Then after a thorough evaluation of the patient you will learn skills such as-Bleeding control, immobilization of fractures, strains, and sprains, Burn care, Asthma, Diabetics, Seizures, Anaphylactic shock, and much more.

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This class is approved by the Colorado Department of Human Services and Front Range CPR instructors are approved vendors.  These classes fulfill all requirements for those certified as Foster Parents, Group Homes, Child Cares, Day cares, and Elder Care facilities

Combo Basic First Aid and Basic CPR

This class is for everyone that is not working in the medical field.-Daycare providers, personal trainers, coaches, school teachers, construction etc. The skills in this class include: Opening airway, Rescue breathing, Choking for the conscious and unconscious victim, and CPR. You will also learn the importance of proper patient assessment. Then after a thorough evaluation of the patient you will learn skills such as-Bleeding control, immobilization of fractures, strains, and sprains, Burn care, Asthma, Diabetics, Seizures, Anaphylactic shock, and much more.

This class is approved by the Colorado Department of Human Services and Front Range CPR instructors are approved vendors. These classes fulfill all requirements for those certified as Foster Parents, Group Homes, Child Cares, Day cares, and Elder Care facilities

Wilderness First Aid

Wilderness first aid is needed for activities in remote areas such as hiking, climbing, camping, sailing, hunting, birding or snowmobiling. Anyone living, working, traveling, or just enjoying the wilderness should be prepared to manage medical emergencies. A definition of “wilderness” is a location that is 1 or more hours away from definitive medical care. Included would be remote communities, developing countries and urban areas after a disaster. Also included would be remote areas where outdoor occupations are conducted (farming, mining, commercial fishing, forestry and some construction sites).

Wilderness first aid is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person. It does not take the place of definitive medical care. It consists only of giving assistance until a more advanced level of medical care is obtained or until the chance for recovery without medical care is apparent.

Wilderness first aid has a distinct focus because:

• Injuries and illnesses occur outdoors, often in adverse conditions that affect both victims and rescuers.
• Definitive medical care may be delayed for hours or days by a difficult location, bad weather, and lack of transportation or communications.
• Certain injuries and illnesses are more common in remote areas.
• Medical care beyond urban first aid may be needed.
• First Aid supplies and equipment are limited.
• Difficult decisions must be made.

Designed for those who work or travel in remote locations, this comprehensive program will teach you what to look for and what to do in the event of an emergency, and direct you to the most appropriate type of care. We offer three separate courses for you to choose from: Basic Level (8 HR), Standard Level (16HR), and Advanced Level (32HR). At the end of each course students will have to pass a written test and upon successful completion the student will receive a three (3) year certification card. This program meets the American Camp Association (ACA) guidelines.

Universal Precautions / Bloodborne Pathogens

The purpose of this course is to equip daycare providers with the information necessary to

recognize potential sites for disease transmission, as well as the skills necessary to prevent it.

OSHA guidelines for Universal Precautions are discussed.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, students will:

• Understand Universal Precautions and how they help protect form blood-borne pathogens

• Be able to identify situations in which there is the potential for disease transmission

• Know specific measures that can be taken to prevent disease transmission

• Be able to name the major blood-borne pathogens that pose a threat to staff and children

• Understand the importance of taking universal precautions

Babysitting Safety Training

The Child and Babysitting Safety program is a community education program that covers child safety and basic care techniques for infants and children. CABS stresses the priority to keep you and the children you care for safe. Babysitting is not just “watching” the children, but being responsible for their safety and well being. When you are caring for a child, you are taking care of a parent(s) most prized possession. Everything in their home and your own home can be replaced— everything, that is, except a child.