The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) program is the National Standard Curriculum course for individuals who will respond to emergencies but generally not provide transportation to the hospital. It is popular with police officers, fire-fighters, camp counselors, industrial first responders, and others with a duty to respond to sudden illness or injury victims.
Course Length: 52 hours
Intended Audience: Police officers, fire-fighters, camp counselors, industrial first responders, and others with a duty to respond to sudden illness or injury victims.
Entry-level program to train non-transport EMS providers such as police officers, fire-fighters, and others expected to provide initial care before EMS arrives (formerly called First Responder).
A useful bundle of programs that addresses the many needs of the average BLS EMS agency including training, medical direction, and support for in-house training needs.
