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Dog bites demand swift, skilled care from first responders. Our Red Cross Advanced First Aid & EMR course trains firefighters and EMS personnel in critical skills—from scene safety to wound management and emotional support. Learn to confidently handle dog bite emergencies and more with hands-on training that prepares you for real-world situations.
Read MoreBody Substance Isolation (BSI) is more than just wearing gloves—it's a life-saving habit for every first responder. From bloodborne pathogens to airborne illnesses, BSI protects you from invisible threats on every call. At Delta Emergency Support Training, we emphasize BSI in every scenario because your safety comes first. Learn what PPE to wear, how to use it, and why BSI is essential in every emergency situation.
Read MoreCanada’s wildfire seasons are getting more intense—so is the demand for skilled wildland firefighters. Learn what the job involves, the certifications you need (like S-100, S-185, and EMR), and how Delta Emergency Support Training helps future responders build a solid foundation in Red Cross-certified Advanced First Aid and Emergency Medical Responder programs.
Read MoreThinking of applying to a fire department? Start with Advanced First Aid. Learn how Red Cross-certified training builds your emergency response skills and prepares you for a first responder career.
Read MoreWith summer temperatures rising, professional responders including EMRs and AFAs must be prepared to handle heat-related emergencies. This detailed guide follows Red Cross standards to help EMS providers prevent, recognize, and effectively manage heat exhaustion, heat stroke, dehydration, and sunburn, ensuring patient safety during hot weather.
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