AIDER courses are organized in 9 well-differentiated international training programs, which have their own directors, authors and review committees.
The purpose of AIDER programs is to prepare emergency professionals, first responders, rescuers, and the community at large to respond appropriately to disasters, emergencies, and rescues. Training programs are based on protocols and recommendations updated according to the specific program provided by medical evidence.

Wilderness Emergency Care Program

Advanced Emergency Care Program

Pediatric Emergencies Program

Aquatic Rescue Program

Pets Emergency Care Program

Disasters and Catastrophes Program

Courses for the current program – Coming soon!

Hazardous Materials Program

Courses for the current program – Coming soon!

Tactical Medicine Program

Courses for the current program – Coming soon!

Urban Emergencies and First Aid

First Aid, CPR and AED Instructor Course

Course description

This course is aimed at people with first aid, CPR and/or AED experience/knowledge. It is mainly intended for physicians, healthcare providers, security forces, professional rescuers, teachers and individuals who already have knowledge of the subject.
This course is designed for future instructors to train students to effectively examine and treat emergencies in adults, children and infants during the first critical minutes until the arrival of the emergency medical service providers.

Content

pedagogical and digital resources; specific equipment to teach a course; main characteristics of students and pedagogical adaptations; latest updates to protocols in First Aid, CPR and AED; review of the general concepts of prehospital emergencies; general course management; grounds and arguments for the instructor about the protocols and their dissemination to the community.
General concepts: introduction to first aid; first aid in an emergency; identifying a problem; cardiorespiratory arrest and airway obstruction care: CPR and automated external defibrillation (AED).
Specific emergencies: bleeding; soft tissue injuries; cardiovascular emergencies; fainting and AVPU scale; shock; spinal cord and head injuries; chest injuries; abdominal and pelvic injuries; bone injuries; joint and muscle injuries; poisoning and food poisoning; stings and bites; hyperthermia and hypothermia; medical emergencies; mass casualty triage; rescue and transport of casualties.
Topics: explanation and review of controversial topics for instructors.

Course modality

Blended
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.
Classroom training: 1 day.
Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

100% Online option available for AIDER instructors.

Certification

First Aid, CPR and AED Instructor Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.
A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.
Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The instructor certification will allow you to certify your students in First Aid, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and/or Automated External Defibrillation by means of an international certification.

Material for the student

The AIDER Urban First Aid Program guides are extremely useful both for work and for home. They are drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network).
In a clear and plain language, the guides help rescuers make decisions in an emergency or in a medical emergency.
If you want to learn what to watch for and how to deal with injuries and medical problems, this training program will give you the necessary skills to save a life.

Material for the instructor

AIDER provides instructors with digital material so that they can optimally teach the course. The digital materials are as follows:

Power point: covering the course content; using text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.
Practical sessions to apply concepts learnt and perform simulation scenarios.
Group discussions: where debate and reflexion are fostered through hypothetical cases.
Exams: they are multiple choice exams and that are delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).
CPR and AED matrix: providing an updated and brief document on CPR and AED.
AIDER instructor and student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.
Full HD videos recorded in a studio with a brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.
AIDER guide for instructors: including general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.
Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Urban Emergencies and First Aid

First Aid, CPR and AED Course

Course description

This course is designed for students to effectively examine and treat emergencies in adults, children and infants during the first critical minutes until the arrival of the emergency medical services providers.
The course is a basic guide to learn how to treat common injuries and conditions when the nearest medical center is less than an hour away.

Content

General concepts: introduction to first aid; first aid in an emergency; identifying a problem; cardiorespiratory arrest and airway obstruction care: CPR and automated external defibrillation (AED).
Specific emergencies: bleeding; soft tissue injuries; cardiovascular emergencies; fainting and AVPU scale; shock; spinal cord and head injuries; chest injuries; abdominal and pelvic injuries; bone injuries; joint and muscle injuries; poisoning and food poisoning; stings and bites; hyperthermia and hypothermia; medical emergencies; triage of multiple casualties; rescue and transport of casualties.

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace
Classroom training: 1 day.
Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

First Aid, CPR and AED Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.
A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.
Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

The AIDER Urban First Aid Program guides are extremely useful both for work and for home. They are drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network).
In a clear and simple language, the guides help rescuers make decisions in an emergency.
If you want to learn what to watch for and how to deal with injuries and medical problems, this training program will give you the necessary skills to save a life.

Other materials

CPR and AED matrix: updated and brief document on CPR and AED.
AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.
Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Urban Emergencies and First Aid

Bleeding Control Instructor Course

Course description

This course is aimed at people with first aid experience/knowledge. It is mainly intended for first aid CPR and AED instructors, physicians, healthcare providers, security forces, professional rescuers, teachers and individuals who already have knowledge of the subject.
This course is designed for future instructors to train students to effectively examine and treat profuse/severe external bleeding during the first few minutes, which are life-threatening.

Content

Introduction to profuse/sever external bleeding.
Steps for external bleeding control:
- Scene size-up
- Primary assessment of the victim
- External bleeding control: applying direct pressure in case of an external bleeding; applying a tourniquet; hemostatic agents and gauze/bandage packing
Latest updates to protocols in bleeding control
Teaching techniques on bleeding control.

Course modality

Online.
The course consists of two parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.
Online evaluation: once the module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

Bleeding Control Instructor Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.
A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.
Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The instructor certification will allow you to certify your students in Bleeding Control through an international certification.

Material for the student

The AIDER Bleeding Control guide is extremely useful for the prehospital setting. It is drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network).
In a clear and simple language, the guide helps rescuers make decisions in an emergency, such as profuse/severe external bleeding.

Material for the instructor

AIDER provides instructors with digital material so that they can optimally teach the course. The digital materials are as follows:

Power point: it covers the course content; it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.
Practical sessions to apply concepts learnt and perform simulation scenarios.
Exam: it is a multiple choice and it is delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).
Bleeding control matrix: included in the guide.
AIDER instructor and student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.
AIDER pedagogical guide for instructors: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Wilderness Emergency Care

Wilderness Emergency Care Instructor (WECI)

Course description

This course is especially aimed at individuals who have experience/knowledge on wilderness first aid, such as professionals in remote areas, sports fans in the wilderness, rural professionals and healthcare providers in remote areas.
This course is designed for future instructors to teach students how to treat an emergency when the nearest medical center is more than an hour away.

Content

First aid teaching techniques: pedagogical and digital resources; specific equipment to teach a course; main characteristics of students and pedagogical adaptations; latest updates to protocols in remote areas; review of the general concepts of prehospital emergencies; general course management; grounds and arguments for the instructor about the protocols and their dissemination to the community.

Topics: explanation and review of controversial topics for future instructors.

Review of general and specific concepts for the wilderness:

Before aid: introduction to first aid in the wilderness; ethical and legal aspects of emergencies in the wilderness; chain of survival.

CPR, AO and AED: cardiorespiratory arrest care sequence.

Injuries and trauma: mechanism of injury; bleeding; soft tissue injuries; burning; spine and head injuries; thoracic injuries; abdominal and pelvic injuries; head injuries; bone, joint and muscle injuries; dressing and bandages.

Sudden conditions: fainting and AVPU scale; respiratory disorders; gastrointestinal disorders; genitourinary problems; diabetic emergencies; allergic reactions and anaphylaxis; neurological disorders; cardiovascular emergencies; shock.

Environmental emergencies: human and animal bites; poisoning and food poisoning; thermoregulation; altitude-related pathologies; immersion, submersion and diving emergencies; ray injuries; snow-related injuries.

Psychological problems emergencies: behavioral disorders.

Emergencies management: rescuers well-being; search and rescue; incident command system (ICS); mass casualty triage; basic survival techniques.

Course modality

Classroom training: future instructors must attend a 2-day course. They must have an updated WFR (Wilderness First Responder) certification.

Exam: once the classroom training is over, future instructors must take an online exam.

Certification

Wilderness First Responder Instructor Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

TThis course certifies instructors to teach the following courses:

WFA-B (Wilderness First Aid – Basic): It lasts 22 hours (2 days).

WFA-S (Wilderness First Aid – Standard): It lasts 33 hours (3 days).

WAFA (Wilderness Advanced First Aid – Avanced): It lasts 55 hours (5 days).

WFR (Wilderness First Responder – Advanced): It lasts 88 hours (8 days).

Material for the student

AIDER network guides: the Wilderness First Aid Program guides are vital both in the work environment and for those who like doing activities and sports in the wilderness. They are drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and plain language, the guides help rescuers make decisions in an emergency or in a medical emergency. If you want to learn what to watch for and how to deal with traumatic injuries, medical problems and environmental injuries, this training program will give you the necessary skills to save a life.

Material for the instructor

AIDER provides instructors with digital material so that they can optimally teach the course. The digital materials are as follows:

Power point: it covers the course content, it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.

Practical sessions to apply concepts learnt and perform simulation scenarios.

Group discussions: debate and reflexion are fostered through hypothetical cases.

Exams: they are multiple choice and they are delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).

CPR and AED matrix: updated and brief document on CPR and AED in the wilderness.

AIDER instructor and student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos made in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

AIDER guide for instructors: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Wilderness Emergency Care

Wilderness First Aid (WFA)

Course description

The Wilderness First Aid Basic / Standard) course (WFA-S / WFA-B) is a basic guide to learn how to treat common injuries and conditions when the nearest medical center is more than an hour away.
It is specially designed for those who require an introduction to the emergency care in the wilderness. No previous knowledge is needed.

Content

Section I. Before aid: introduction to first aid in the wilderness; ethical and legal aspects of emergencies in the wilderness; chain of survival.

Section II. CPR, AO and AED: cardiorespiratory arrest care sequence.

Section III. Injuries and trauma: mechanism of injury; bleeding; soft tissue injuries; burning; spine and head injuries; bone, joint and muscle injuries; dressing and bandages.

Section IV. Subit illnesses: fainting and AVPU scale.

Section V. Environmental emergencies:human and animal bites; thermoregulation; altitude-related disorders.

Course modality

Classroom training.
The WFA course is given in two levels:

Basic level (WFA-B): 2 days with a total amount of 22 theoretical-practical credit hours.

Standard level (WFA-S): 3 days with a total amount of 33 theoretical-practical credit hours.

Certification

The Wilderness First Aid (WFA-B / WFA-S) Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

The AIDER Standard Wilderness First Aid (WFA-S) guide is vital both in the work environment and for those who like doing activities and sports in the wilderness. It is drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and simple language, the guide helps rescuers make decisions in an emergency or in a medical emergency. If you want to learn what to watch for and how to deal with traumatic injuries, medical problems and environmental injuries, this training program will give you the necessary skills to save a life.

Other materials

CPR and AED matrix: updated and brief document on CPR and AED in the wilderness.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Wilderness Emergency Care

Wilderness Advanced First Aid

Course description

The Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WFA) course is a vital comprehensive guide to learn how to treat common injuries and conditions when the nearest medical center is more than an hour away.
It is especially aimed at professionals in remote areas, sports fans in the wilderness, rural professionals and the general public, and does not require any prior knowledge.

Content

Section I. Before aid: introduction to first aid in the wilderness; ethical and legal aspects of emergencies in the wilderness; chain of survival.

Section II. CPR, AO and AED: cardiorespiratory arrest care sequence.

Section III. Injuries and trauma: damage mechanism; bleeding; soft tissue injuries; burning; spine and head injuries; thoracic injuries; abdominal and pelvic injuries; head injuries; bone, joint and muscle injuries; dressing and bandages.

Section IV. Sudden conditions: fainting and AVPU scale; respiratory disorders; gastrointestinal disorders; genitourinary problems; diabetic emergencies; allergic reactions and anaphylaxis; neurological disorders; cardiovascular emergencies; shock.

Section V. Environmental emergencies: human and animal bites; thermoregulation; altitude-related disorders.

Course modality

Classroom training.
The WAFA course lasts 5 days with a total amount of 55 theoretical and practical credit hours.

Certification

The Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA) Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

The Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA) guide is vital both in the work environment and for those who like doing activities and sports in the wilderness. It is drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and simple language, the guide helps rescuers make decisions in an emergency or in a medical emergency. If you want to learn what to watch for and how to deal with traumatic injuries, medical problems and environmental injuries, this training program will give you the necessary skills to save a life.

Other materials

CPR and AED matrix: updated and brief document on CPR and AED in the wilderness.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Wilderness Emergency Care

Wilderness First Responder

Course description

The Wilderness First Responer course is a vital comprehensive guide to learn how to treat common injuries and conditions when the nearest medical center is more than an hour away.
It is especially aimed at professionals in remote areas, sports fans in the wilderness, rural professionals and the general public, and does not require any prior knowledge.

Content

Section I. Before aid: introduction to first aid in the wilderness; ethical and legal aspects of emergencies in the wilderness; chain of survival.

Section II. CPR, AO and AED: cardiorespiratory arrest care sequence.

Section III. Injuries and trauma: mechanism of injury; bleeding; soft tissue injuries; burning; spine and head injuries; thoracic injuries; abdominal and pelvic injuries; head injuries; bone, joint and muscle injuries; dressing and bandages.

Section IV. Sudden conditions: fainting and AVPU scale; respiratory disorders; gastrointestinal disorders; genitourinary problems; diabetic emergencies; allergic reactions and anaphylaxis; neurological disorders; cardiovascular emergencies; shock.

Section V. Environmental emergencies: human and animal bites; poisoning and food poisoning; thermoregulation; altitude-related pathologies; immersion, submersion and diving emergencies; ray injuries; snow-related injuries.

Section VI. Psychological problems emergencies: behavioral disorders.

Section VII. Emergencies management: rescuers well-being; search and rescue; incident command system (ICS); mass casualty triage; basic survival techniques.

Course modality

Classroom training.
The WFR course lasts 8 days with a total amount of 88 theoretical and practical credit hours.

Total amount of theoretical credit hours: 55 hours (including 13 ½ hours of case study.)

Total amount of practical credit hours: 33 hours.

Certification

Wilderness First Responder (WFR) Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

The Wilderness First Responder (WFR) guide is vital both in the work environment and for those who like doing activities and sports in the wilderness. It is drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and simple language, the guide helps rescuers make decisions in an emergency or in a medical emergency. If you want to learn what to watch for and how to deal with traumatic injuries, medical problems and environmental injuries, this training program will give you the necessary skills to save a life.

Other materials

CPR and AED matrix: updated and brief document on CPR and AED in the wilderness.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Advanced Emergency Care

Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care Instructor Course

Course description

The Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care Instructor is designed for future instructors to provide students with knowledge, safety measures and confidence when it comes to decision making. It provides students with practical material and accompanies them in training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios.
It presents scenarios where the setting, planning, simulation material (mannequins, actors with special effects makeup, audiovisual recordings) and expert training facilitate and transform an exercise into a unique, constructive and reproducible experience.
It is especially recommended for healthcare providers and rescuers that perform social commitment activities, such as firefighters, ambulance men/women, lifeguards, police officers, among others.

Content

Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED emergency care teaching techniques: pedagogical and digital resources; specific equipment to teach a course; main characteristics of students and pedagogical adaptations; latest updates to protocols in remote areas; review of the general concepts of prehospital emergencies; general course management; grounds and arguments for the instructor about the protocols and their dissemination to the community.

Review of general and specific concepts for the Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED emergency care: simulation in an emergency; multiple trauma patient and prehospital care; trauma kinematics; trauma team organization; scene size-up; primary assessment of the victim; secondary assessment of the patient; airway and ventilation; bleeding; shock; spinal cord injury and immobilization; skull fracture and trauma; chest trauma; abdominal trauma; pelvic trauma; musculoskeletal and extermity trauma; impaled objects management; cardiorespiratory arrest care in case of trauma; use of automated external defibrillator (AED); peripheral Intravenous access; thoracic procedures (thoracocentesis and pericardiocentesis); immersion injury; burns; multiple casualties classification (triage); hypothermia; pediatric assessment; eye trauma; prehospital childbirth management; capnography interpretation.

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 1 day training.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, participants must take a theoretical exam.

100% Online option available for AIDER instructors.

Certification

Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The BASIC/ADVANCED instructor certification will allow instructors to certify their students in Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care by means of an international certification.

Material for the student

AIDER network guide: Prehospital Trauma ADVANCED Emergency Care procedures guide provides guidelines and illustrations that will accompany students in their training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios. Many activities of this course are developed in a practical and didactic way, and they are updated and reviewed by specialized personnel in search of the best way to execute them from the pedagogical point of view. AIDER uses a simple and effective method that reproduces an experience, so that the case solution remains in the memory of the participants as a means of problem solving. This acts favorably in view of the upcoming challenges that students will face in their daily practice.

Material for the instructor

Power point: it covers the course content, it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.

Practical sessions to apply concepts learnt and perform simulation scenarios.

Exam: it is a multiple choice and it is delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).

CPR and AED matrix for healthcare providers: updated and brief document on CPR and AED for healthcare providers.

Drowning matrix.

AIDER instructor and student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

AIDER pedagogical guide for instructors: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Advanced Emergency Care

Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care Course

Course description

The Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care course provides knowledge, safety measures and confidence when it comes to decision making. It provides students with practical material and accompanies them in training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios.
It presents scenarios where the setting, planning, simulation material (mannequins, actors with special effects makeup, audiovisual recordings) and instructors’ training facilitate and transform an exercise into a unique, constructive and reproducible experience.
It is especially recommended for healthcare providers or rescuers that perform social commitment activities, such as firefighters, ambulance men/women, lifeguards, police officers, among others.

Content

Prehospital Trauma BASIC Emergency Care Coursesimulation in an emergency; multiple trauma patient and prehospital care; trauma kinematics; trauma team organization; scene size-up; primary assessment of the victim; secondary assessment of the patient; airway and ventilation; bleeding; shock; spinal cord injury and immobilization; skull fracture and trauma; chest trauma; abdominal trauma; pelvic trauma; musculoskeletal and extermity trauma; impaled objects management; cardiorespiratory arrest care in case of trauma; use of automated external defibrillator (AED); multiple casualties classification (triage); hypothermia; pediatric assessment; eye trauma; prehospital childbirth management.

Prehospital Trauma ADVANCED Emergency Care Coursesame as the BASIC course + advanced airway management; peripheral Intravenous access; thoracic procedures (thoracocentesis and pericardiocentesis); immersion injury; burns; capnography interpretation

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training:students must attend:

Prehospital Trauma BASIC Emergency Care Course: 1 day of classroom training.

Prehospital Trauma ADVANCED Emergency Care Course: it includes the BASIC course class + 1 day of ADVANCED classroom training.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

AIDER network guide: Prehospital Trauma ADVANCED Emergency Care procedures guide provides guidelines and illustrations that will accompany students in their training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios. Many activities of this course are developed in a practical and didactic way, and they are updated and reviewed by specialized personnel in search of the best way to execute them from the pedagogical point of view. AIDER uses a simple and effective method that reproduces an experience, so that the case solution remains in the memory of the participants as a means of problem solving. This acts favorably in view of the upcoming challenges that students will face in their daily practice

Other materials

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Advanced Emergency Care

CPR for Healthcare Providers INSTRUCTOR course

Course description

This course is aimed at individuals with experience/knowledge in CPR: physicians, healthcare providers, security forces and professional rescuers.
This course is designed for instructors to train students to effectively examine and treat respiratory and cardiorespiratory arrest in adults, children and infants in the hospital and prehospital settings.

Content

CPR teaching techniques for healthcare providers: pedagogical and digital resources; specific equipment to teach a course; main characteristics of students and pedagogical adaptations; latest updates to protocols; review of the general concepts of respiratory arrest, cardiorespiratory arrest, AED and CPR; general course management; grounds and arguments for the instructor about the protocols and their dissemination to the specific public.

Review of specific concepts of CPR for healthcare providers:

Section A – Basic concepts: Introduction.

Section B – Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for healthcare providers: CPR in adults; CPR in children; CPR in infants.

Section C – Automated External Defibrillation (AED).

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participant take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: students must attend a 1-day classroom training.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

100% Online option available for AIDER instructors.

Certification

CPR for healthcare providers Instructor Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The instructor certification will allow you to certify your students in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and/or Automated External Defibrillation for healthcare providers by means of an international certification.

Material for the student

AIDER network guide: the AIDER CPR for healthcare providers Program guide is extremely useful both in the hospital and the out-of-hospital environments. It is drawn up and reviewed by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and simple language, the guide helps healthcare providers to make decisions during a respiratory or cardiorespiratory arrest.
The CPR for healthcare providers guide includes recommendations on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and emergency cardiovascular care (ECC) (based on the International Consensus on CPR and ECC Science With Treatment Recommendations).

Material for the instructor

AIDER provides instructors with digital material so that they can optimally teach the course. The digital materials are as follows:

Power point: it covers the course content, it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.

Exams: they are multiple choice and they are delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).

CPR and AED matrix for healthcare providers: updated and brief document on CPR and AED for healthcare providers.

Drowning matrix.

AIDER instructor and student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

AIDER guide for instructors: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Advanced Emergency Care

CPR for healthcare providers course

Course description

This course is aimed at individuals with experience/knowledge in CPR: physicians, healthcare providers, security forces, professional rescuers.
This course is designed for students to effectively recognize and treat respiratory and cardiorespiratory arrest in adults, children and infants in the hospital and prehospital environments.

Content

Section A – Basic concepts: Introduction

Section B – Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for healthcare providers: CPR in adults; CPR in children; CPR in infants.

Section C – Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participant take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 5 hours in classroom training.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students will take a theoretical exam.

Certification

CPR for healthcare providers certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

AIDER network guide: the AIDER CPR for healthcare providers guide is extremely useful both in the hospital and the out-of-hospital environments. It is drawn up and reviewed by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and simple language, the guide helps healthcare providers make decisions during a respiratory or cardiorespiratory arrest.

Other materials

CPR and AED matrix for healthcare providers: updated and brief document on CPR and AED for healthcare providers.

Drowning matrix.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Advanced Emergency Care

Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care Instructor Course

Course description

The Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care Instructor course is designed for future instructors to provide students with knowledge, safety measures and confidence when it comes to decision making. It offers students with practical material and accompanies them in training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios.
It presents scenarios where the setting, planning, simulation material (mannequins, actors with special effects makeup, audiovisual recordings) and expert training facilitate and transform an exercise into a unique, constructive and reproducible experience.
It is especially recommended for healthcare providers, such as physicians, nurses, technicians, among others, who engage activities with absolute commitment.

Content

Giving first aid to a victim who does not respond; airway and ventilation; advanced airway management; heart rhythm analysis; roles and task assignment in the resuscitation team; stress management in an emergency; keys to an effective communication; concepts of electrical cardioversion and defibrillation; respiratory arrest; heart attack: ventricular fibrillation (VF) and pulseless ventricular tachycardia (VT) treatment with CPR and AED; heart attack: FV / pulseless TV; heart attack: PEA – asystole; care after cardiorespiratory arrest; symptomatic bradycardia; symptomatic tachycardia; acute coronary syndrome; stroke.

Latest updates to protocols in cardiovascular advanced emergency care.

Teaching techniques on cardiovascular advanced emergency care.

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: apart from the online course, students must attend 1 classroom training.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

The Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care Instructor Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The instructor certification will allow instructor to certify their students in cardiovascular advanced emergency care by means of an international certification.

Material for the student

AIDER network guide: the Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care procedures guide provides guidelines and illustrations that will accompany students in their training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios. Many activities of this course are developed in a practical and didactic way, and they are updated and reviewed by specialized personnel in search of the best way to execute them from the pedagogical point of view. AIDER uses a simple and effective method that reproduces an experience, so that case solution remains in the memory of the participants as a means of problem solving. This acts favorably in view of the upcoming challenges that students will face in their daily practice.

Material for the instructor

Power point: it covers the course content, it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.

Practical sessions to apply concepts learnt and perform simulation scenarios.

Exam: it is a multiple choice and it is delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).

CPR and AED matrix for healthcare providers: updated and brief document on CPR and AED for healthcare providers.

Drowning matrix.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

AIDER pedagogical guide for instructors: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Advanced Emergency Care

Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care Course

Course description

The Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care course provides knowledge, safety measures and confidence when it comes to decision making. It provides students with practical material and accompanies them in training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios.
It presents scenarios where the setting, planning, simulation material (mannequins, actors with special effects makeup, audiovisual recordings) and instructors’ training facilitate and transform an exercise into a unique, constructive and reproducible experience.
It is especially recommended for healthcare providers, such as physicians, nurses, technicians, among others, who engage in activities with absolute commitment.

Content

Giving first aid to a victim who does not respond; airway and ventilation; advanced airway management; heart rhythm analysis; roles and tasks assignment in the resuscitation team; stress management in an emergency: keys to an effective communication; concepts of electrical cardioversion and defibrillation; respiratory arrest; heart attack: ventricular fibrillation (VF) and pulseless ventricular tachycardia (VT) treatment with CPR and AED; heart attack: FV / pulseless TV; heart attack: PEA – asystole; care after cardiorespiratory arrest; symptomatic bradycardia; symptomatic tachycardia; acute coronary syndrome; stroke.

Course modality

The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: students must attend 1 day of classroom training.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

The Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:
– A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.
– A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.
– Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org)

Material for the student

The AIDER Cardiovascular Advanced Emergency Care procedures guide provides guidelines and illustrations that will accompany the student in their training, in a controlled environment and under simulation scenarios. Many activities of this course are developed in a practical and didactic way, and they are updated and reviewed by specialized personnel in search of the best way to execute them from the pedagogical point of view. AIDER uses a simple and effective method that reproduces an experience, so that the case solution remains in the memory of the student as a means of problem solving. This acts favorably in view of the upcoming challenges that participants will face in their daily practice.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Pediatric Emergencies

Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED INSTRUCTOR Course

Course description

This course is aimed at people with first aid, CPR and/or AED experience/knowledge. It is mainly intended for physicians, healthcare providers, security forces, professional rescuers, teachers and individuals who already have knowledge of the subject.
This course is designed for future instructors to train students to effectively examine and treat emergencies in teenagers, children and babies during the first critical minutes until the arrival of the EMS providers.

Content

First aid teaching techniques: pedagogical and digital resources; specific equipment to teach a course; main characteristics of students and pedagogical adaptations; latest updates on protocols in Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED; review of the general concepts of prehospital emergencies; general course management; grounds and arguments for the instructor regarding the protocols and their dissemination to the community.

Review of general concepts: first aid: basic concepts; aid in a pediatric emergency: first steps; identifying the problem (primary and secondary assessment); developmental milestones and prevention of the most frequent accidents according to age; cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillation (AED).

Review of specific emergencies: respiratory distress; bleeding; shock; soft tissue and musculoskeletal injuries; mouth injuries: lips, teeth and tongue; eye injuries; foreign bodies in ears and nose; burns; poisoning; stings and bites; temperature-related disorders: fever and febrile seizures, heatstroke and hypothermia; fainting.

Discussion topics: explanation and review of controversial topics.

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 1 day.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

100% Online option available for AIDER instructors.

Certification

Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED INSTRUCTOR Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The instructor certification will allow you to certify your students in Pediatric First Aid, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and/or Automated External Defibrillation by means of an international certification.

Material for the student

The AIDER Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED guide is extremely useful both for school and recreational environments and for home. It is drawn up and reviewed by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and simple language, the guide helps parents, teachers and individuals who take care of babies, children and teenagers to make decisions in a medical emergency.

Material for the instructor

AIDER provides instructors with digital material so that they can optimally teach the course. The digital materials are as follows:

Power point: it covers the course content, it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.

Exams: they are multiple choice and they are delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).

CPR and AED matrix: updated and brief document on CPR and AED.

AIDER instructor and student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

AIDER guide for instructors: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.

Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Pediatric Emergencies

Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED Course

Course description

This course is designed for students to effectively reacognize and treat emergencies in teenagers, children and infants during the first critical minutes until the arrival of the emergency medical services providers.

Content

General concepts: first aid: basic concepts; aid in a pediatric emergency: first steps; identifing the problem (primary and secondary assessment); developmental milestones and prevention of the most frequent accidents according to age; cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillation (AED).

Specific emergencies: respiratory distress; bleeding; shock; soft tissue and musculoskeletal injuries; mouth injuries: lips, teeth and tongue; eye injuries; foreign bodies in ears and nose; burns; poisoning; stings and bites; temperature-related disorders: fever and febrile seizures, heatstroke and hypothermia; fainting.

Course modality

Blended
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: one six-and-a-half-hours classroom training (6½).

Exam: after the classroom training, instructors will have acces to a theoretical exam.

Certification

Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:
– A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.
– A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.
– Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org)

Material for the student

The AIDER Pediatric First Aid, CPR and AED guide is extremely useful both for school and recreational environments and for home. It is drawn up and reviewed by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and simple language, the guide helps parents, teachers and individuals who take care of infants, children and teenagers to make decisions in an emergency or medical emergency.

Other materials

CPR and AED matrix: updated and brief document on CPR and AED.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

Full HD videos recorded in a studio with brief text to focus on the most relevant aspects of the topic.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Aquatic Rescue

Aquatic First Responder (AFR) Instructor Course

Course description

This course is aimed at people with aquatic rescue experience/knowledge.
The course is designed for future instructors to provide students with the necessary tools for a lifeguard to help a person in the aquatic environment, as well as procedures and techniques to apply in real situations.

Content

Latest updates to protocols and teaching techniques for Aquatic First Responder (AFR)

Aquatic accidents

Prevention

Drowning

Spinal cord injury (SCI)

Procedure during an aquatic emergency

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 2 days.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

Aquatic First Responder (AFR) Instructor Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The instructor certification will allow instructors to certify their students in Aquatic First Responder by means of an international certification.

Material for the student

The AIDER Aquatic First Responder (AFR) Guide is vital in the aquatic environment. It is drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network).

Material for the instructor

AIDER provides instructors with digital material so that they can optimally teach the course. The digital materials are as follows:

Power point: it covers the course content, it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.

Practical sessions to apply concepts learnt and perform simulation scenarios.

Exam: it is a multiple choice and it is delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).

Drowning matrix.

AIDER instructor and student patch design, so they can be printed and embroidered whenever you like.

AIDER Instructors Pedagogical Guide: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content so that the instructor can dictate a course in a clear and dynamic way.
Human anatomy and physiology guide for rescuers.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Aquatic Rescue

Aquatic First Responder (AFR) Course

Course description

The course is designed for students to obtain the necessary tools for a lifeguard to help a person in the aquatic environment, as well as procedures and techniques to apply in real situations.

Content

Aquatic accidents

Prevention

Drowning

Spinal cord injury (SCI)

Procedure during an aquatic emergency

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: each participant takes lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 1 day.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

Aquatic First Responder (AFR) Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

The AIDER Aquatic First Responder (AFR) Guide is vital in the aquatic environment. It is drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network).

Other materials

Drowning matrix.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Aquatic Rescue

Community Water Safety (CWS) Course

Course description

This course is designed for students to obtain the tools that everyone needs to prevent accidents in the aquatic environment and learn the basics regarding prevention, concepts and technical procedures to promote comprehensive health care and prevent the loss of life in the aquatic environment.

Content

Water safety education

Possible risks during aquatic activities

Characteristics and recommendations for different aquatic environments

Safety during aquatic activities

Self-rescue techniques

Basic rescue techniques

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 1 day.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

Community Water Safety (CWS) Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

Material for the student

The Community Water Safety (CWS) Guide is vital in the aquatic environment. It is drawn up by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network).

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Pets Emergency Care

First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats INSTRUCTOR Course

Course description

This course is aimed at individuals who have a commitment to pets and want to teach how to examine and deal with sudden conditions and common injuries until the vet arrives or until the individual arrives at the veterinary hospital.
No previous knowledge required.

Content

First aid teaching techniques: pedagogical and digital resources; specific equipment to teach a course; main characteristics of students and pedagogical adaptations; latest updates to protocols; review of the general concepts of prehospital veterinary emergencies; general course management; arguments for the instructor regarding the protocols and their dissemination to the community.

Concepts review of the First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats course: first aid overview: cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in dogs and cats; airway obstruction (AO) in dogs and cats; bleeding; animal bites; car accidents; convulsions; blood sugar emergencies; diarrhea and vomits; gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV); poisoning.

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 4 (four) hours.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

100% Online option available for AIDER instructors.

Certification

First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats Instructor Certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org. AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:

A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.

A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.

Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org).

The instructor certification will allow you to certify your students in First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats through an international certification.

Material for the student

The AIDER First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats guide is extremely useful to provide first aid to your pet (dog or cat.) It is drawn up and reviewed by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and plain language, the guide helps dog and cat owners, trainers and carers to make decisions in case of an injury or a sudden condition of the pet. This training program will give you with the necessary skills to save the life of a dog or cat.

Material for the instructor

AIDER provides instructors with digital material so that they can optimally teach the course. The digital materials are as follows:

Power point: it covers the course content, it has text and images that make the presentation a didactic experience.

Exams: they are multiple choice and they are delivered to the instructor with the resolution (answer key).

CPR and AED matrix for dogs and cats: updated and brief document on CPR and AED.

AIDER instructor and student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

AIDER guide for instructors: it includes general didactic and pedagogical content for instructors to teach courses in a clear and dynamic way.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

Pets Emergency Care

First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats Course

Course description

The course is aimed at individuals who have a commitment to pets and want to acquire knowledge on how to examine and deal with sudden conditions and common injuries until the vet arrives or until the individual arrives at the veterinary hospital.
No previous knowledge required.

Content

First aid overview; cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in dogs and cats; airway obstruction (AO) in dogs and cats; bleeding; animal bites; car accidents; convulsions; blood sugar emergencies; diarrhea and vomits; gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV); poisoning.

Course modality

Blended.
The course consists of three parts, which are mandatory, and all must be completed:

Online course: participants take lessons at their own pace.

Classroom training: 5 (five) hours.

Exam: Once the classroom training module is finished, students must take a theoretical exam.

Certification

First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats certification granted by the AIDER international training network – www.aider.org.
AIDER is an International Association with headquarters in Montreal, Canada, which develops educational programs on Disasters, Emergencies, Rescue and Health.
The certification includes:
– A digital certificate of attendance for all participants who attend the course.
– A digital credential certifying the successful completion of the course by students who passed the theoretical / practical skills and goals exam.
– Verification of certification on the AIDER official website (www.aider.org)

Material for the student

The AIDER First Aid and CPR for dogs and cats guide is extremely useful to provide first aid to your pet (dog or cat.) It is drawn up and reviewed by members of the AIDER international association, with the support of many international training centers (members of the international network). In a clear and plain language, the guide helps dog and cat owners, trainers and carers to make decisions in case of an injury or sudden condition of the pet. This training program will give you with the necessary skills to save the life of your dog or cat.

Other materials

CPR and AED matrix for dogs and cats: updated and brief document on CPR and AED.

AIDER student patch design to print and embroider whenever you like.

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

First Aid, CPR and AED Instructor Course

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Material for the instructor

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

First Aid, CPR and AED Course

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Other materials

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Bleeding Control Instructor Course

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Material for the instructor

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Bleeding Control Course

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Wilderness Emergency Care Instructor (WECI)

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Material for the instructor

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Wilderness First Aid (WFA)

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Other materials

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Wilderness Advanced First Aid

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Other materials

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Wilderness First Responder

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Other materials

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care Instructor Course

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Material for the instructor

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

Prehospital Trauma BASIC/ADVANCED Emergency Care Course

Course description

Content

Course modality

Certification

Material for the student

Other materials

www.aider.org 925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141 Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5 info@aider.org

CPR for Healthcare Providers INSTRUCTOR course

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
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925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
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www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org

www.aider.org
925 Blvd. de Maisonneuve W., suite 141
Montreal, QC, Canada – H3A 0A5
info@aider.org