First Responder Educators Group

01/19/2026

We have several AHA BLS Provider classes scheduled over the next few months. Check out our scheduled on our website.

Providing Classes for CPR, First Aid, Difficult Airway Course: EMS. Providing N95 Mask Fit Testing.

12/18/2025

Check out our AHA class schedule on our website. We still have seats available for most dates and times.

Please be assured that your information is protected and secure. We value your privacy and do not provide customer information to any third parties.

04/03/2025

Difficult Airway Course: EMS. Great class coming up in May. Registration opened up today.

Please be assured that your information is protected and secure. We value your privacy and do not provide customer information to any third parties.

03/23/2025

Another Difficult Airway Course: EMS done and in the books! We had guests from across the country attending this weekend. By the end of day two you would have thought they had worked together for years. None of this could take place without our amazing instructors. Pauline and Tim, your passion and dedication to the medical field goes above and beyond I can't thank you both enough.

Stay tuned for the next course possibly in May.

Stay safe!
The management team

11/26/2024

Did you know? The new recommendations for resuscitation after drowning victims were published this month. Come join our Paddler's First Aid course and learn more about this, the drowning chain of survival and how to manage emergencies on the water.
Find the guidelines here: https://www.heart.org/en/news/2024/11/12/cpr-with-rescue-breaths-vital-to-resuscitation-after-drowning

The next Paddler's First Aid course is December 8th, Register today bit.ly/FREG1

Anyone pulled from the water who shows no signs of normal breathing or consciousness should be considered in cardiac arrest, according to updated guidelines.

11/26/2024

🌊 Why Compression-Only CPR is Not Preferred for Drowning Victims 🚫

When it comes to CPR, the approach can vary depending on the situation. While compression-only CPR is effective in many cardiac arrest scenarios, it's not the best choice for drowning victims. Here's why:

Oxygen Deprivation: Drowning primarily causes a lack of oxygen (asphyxia), rather than a cardiac issue. The lungs need to be filled with air to restore oxygen levels in the blood.

Importance of Rescue Breaths: In drowning cases, rescue breaths are crucial. They help to reintroduce oxygen into the victim's system, which is vital for reviving them.

Comprehensive Approach: Combining chest compressions with rescue breaths ensures that both the heart and lungs are supported, increasing the chances of survival.

For more information on how to perform CPR effectively in different scenarios, or to enroll in our comprehensive training courses, contact us at First Responder Educators Group. 📞 603-300-0584 ✉️ [email protected]

11/15/2024

🚨 Urgent Call to Action: Be Prepared to Save Lives! 🚨
In emergencies, every second matters. Are you ready to step up when it counts? Join us for individualized CPR and First Aid training at First Responder Educators Group!
Whether you’re a member of the public, a first responder or a healthcare professional, having the skills to perform CPR and provide first aid can make all the difference in a life-threatening situation.

🔹 Why Register?
Gain essential lifesaving skills in an intimate setting.
Receive personalized attention from certified professionals.
Experience hands-on training tailored to real-life scenarios.
Don't wait for an emergency—act now! Classes are filling up quickly, and you won’t want to miss this opportunity to equip yourself with invaluable knowledge and confidence.

👉 Register today at firstrespondereducatorsgroup.com and be the difference between life and death!