course booklet south 2016 1

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St John (Tas) delivers nationally recognised training in partnership with

St John Ambulance Australia Inc. (RTO 88041)

December 2016 to be reviewed December 2017

SouthernTasmanianCourse

Dates

2016Please note that scheduled course dates are subject to change.

Our f lagshipcourse

Provid e First Aid

HLTAID003

A comprehensive yet

simple course,

suitable for everyday

emergency situations

Gain the necessary skills &knowledge to be able to

render life-saving and basicFirst Aid to people in need.


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Contents

Provide Cardiopulmonary ResuscitationCPR .................... 11Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Recertification ........ 13

Provide Basic Emergency Life Support ................................. 15

Provide First Aid 1 day course ............................................... 18

Provide First Aid 2 day course ............................................... 21

Provide First Aid Annual Recertification ................................. 25

Provide First Aid Plus ............................................................. 28

Provide First Aid Plus Recertification ..................................... 31Provide an Emergency First Aid Response in anEducationand Care Setting .................................................................... 34Provide Emergency First Aid Response in an Education andCare SettingRecertification ................................................ 37

Course in Management of Anaphylaxis and Asthma ............. 40

Provide Advanced First Aid (including AdvancedResuscitation) ........................................................................ 42

Occupational First Aid ............................................................ 44

Occupational First Aid Recertification .................................... 47

Provide Advanced Resuscitation ........................................... 50

First Aid for Divers.................................................................. 51

Pain Management .................................................................. 53

Low Voltage Rescue inc CPR ................................................ 54


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Unique Student Identifier What is It?Who Needs It and How Do you Get It?

The Australian Government, Department of Industry have createda national database of all enrolments in Vocational Education andTraining (VET)

All students completing Nationally RecognisedTraining with us will from 1 January 2016 berequired to provide St John with their UniqueStudent Identifier a USI

If you already hold a USI: we will need it for validation

If you do not hold a USI: you will need to get one before youattend your course

Its free, its easy to doand you only have to do it once.

Simply log on towww.usi.gov.auenter the required informationand the system will generate your USI.

This is an example of what your USI will look like XZMEL9748B

For training that occurs from 1 January 2016, St John will not beable to issue Statement of Attainments for any accredited courseswithout a USI.

If you have any queries, please contact us on 1300 360 455
http://www.usi.gov.au/http://www.usi.gov.au/http://www.usi.gov.au/http://www.usi.gov.au/


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Are You First Aid Ready

St John Ambulance offers an On Site First Aid Kit Re Stocking Service andwill liaise with your organization on the maintenance of all your first aid kits. Themaintenance is in the form of replacing those consumables used and out of dateconsumables therefore maintaining the integrity of the First Aid Kit.

As our service vehicle is fully stocked we can supply your needs immediately.

If you require supplies in between our regular call appointments, please contactus by phone or email with your urgent request.

Many businesses believe they are

First Aid READYfor a First Aid emergency... BUT this is not necessarily the

case.

First Aid compliance is a complex area. Avoid the risk and become

First Aid READYwith St John.


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State-wide Contact Details:

Hobart - 177 Main Road Moonah

Phone: 03 6271 0333Fax: 03 6273 [email protected]

Launceston - 2 Innocent St Kings MeadowsPhone: 03 6343 4226Fax: 03 6343 [email protected]

Devonport - Lauriston Arcade126 Best Street, DevonportPhone: 03 6424 4777Fax: 03 6424 [email protected]

ORPhone any of the St John Team on - 1300 360 455

Please note that ADULT CPR must be demonstrated on a manikin on the floor

Please note that the original Statements of Attainmentcannot be sent to the employer without prior written consent

from the course participant regardless of who paid for thetraining
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Code of Conduct

St John Ambulance Australia (TAS) will ensure that qualified andexperienced trainers are used to conduct courses.

While St John Ambulance Australia (TAS) staff will provide encouragementand support, each student has a responsibility to make every effort tomaintain satisfactory progress in their first aid training.

Trainers will prepare and present materials that meet the appropriatestandard. Students will be assessed fairly, objectively and consistently todetermine their competency and understanding of the material.

Enrolment Conditions

Access to all courses is subject to:

course fees being paid in advance of the course

availability of courses

sufficient enrolments in courses

course entry requirements being met

Timely arrivalStudents who arrive later than 15 minutes after thecourse commencement time, will not be permitted to attend and willbe booked into another course.

Registration and Course Fee

St John Ambulance reserves the right to determine registration and coursefees.For information on course fees, contact the nearest training centre.We do require prepayment of course fees prior to the commencement ofcourse.

Non Attendance

Failure to cancel a booking prior to the commencement date of the course

will attract the appropriate course fee being charged.


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Flexible Learning & Assessment Procedures

St John TAS has the capacity to use learning and assessment methodsand materials appropriate to the learning and assessment needs ofparticipants. Assessment is the process of collecting evidence and making

judgement on the extent and nature of progress towards the performancerequirements set out in a competence standard, module or learningoutcome. Assessed tasks may include in class activities, group work,demonstrations and oral and/or verbal theory tests.

St John TAS supports competence based learning and assessment andparticipants will be assessed fairly, objectively and consistently todetermine their competency and understanding of the material presented.Statements of competency will be issued to participants within two weeks

of course completion.

Any participant experiencing difficulties associated with the learning andassessment procedures should raise their problem with the trainer so thatalternative arrangements can be made.Participants with a disability or requiring literacy and numeracy support mayseek assistance to succeed in course learning outcomes

Workplace Health & Safety

St John Ambulance Australia (TAS) has a responsibility to provide a safeand healthy environment for their employees, customers and visitors.Under the Workplace Health and Safety Act 2012, participants also havecertain responsibilities.These include:

undertake activities in a safe manner

following instructions provided for safety

not putting themselves or others at risk

reporting in injury/illness or incident to an appropriate person.

Disciplinary Measures

Students who exhibit behaviour which is disruptive, inappropriate ordisturbing may be excluded from classes.


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Complaints, Grievances and Appeals

If, for any reason, you are unhappy with either the quality of the coursebeing delivered, your assessment result or the standard of service receivedfrom St John TAS, you should, in the first instance, discuss your concerns

with the course trainer. If the matter is not resolved after discussion with thetrainer, you are invited to raise the issue with the Training Manager inwriting. (Assessment appeals must be lodged within 5 days after the end ofcourse).

All grievances/complaints are attended to through our Quality System forContinual Improvement. Notification of the outcome will be given to theclient.You may otherwise choose to refer the matter to an external complaints

agency.

Privacy Policy

Your privacy is respected by St John Ambulance. Information collected willbe used in course administration and may be provided to training staff.You will normally be reminded when your certificate expires and you mayalso be provided with information on first aid kits and other courses offeredby St John. If you do not want to receive certificate expiry reminders or

information, have privacy concerns or would like to verify information heldabout you, please contact the State Office on 03 6271 0333.

Access and Equity

St John Ambulance Australia actively encourages the participation andinvolvement of a cross section of the community. This is achieved throughthe establishment of non-discriminatory student selection procedures,encouraging access for all members of the community. Students with

language or literacy difficulties should inform the enrolment staff so thatappropriate assistance can be provided. Students with any other difficultyduring the course should in the first instance seek assistance from thetrainer conducting the course. Failing satisfactory solution of the problem,the State/Territory Training Manager should be approached.


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How to register for a course

Select the appropriate course

Choose the preferred venue

Select the preferred dates Contact our Training Centre

Booking by telephone

You will need:

Full name of those attending

Course type, date and venue required

South 6271 0333

Booking by fax

South 6273 7776

Booking by mail

South PO Box 414 Moonah 7009

Booking by email

[email protected]

Venue

South 177 Main Road Moonah 7009

St John AmbulanceSaving Lives through First Aid


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Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR

Course Fee: $60 per person

This practical course teaches resuscitation to people who do not wish toattend a full first aid course.

Expected OutcomesSuccessful participants will be able to, in real situations, render life-savingand basic first aid to casualties in need.

Who Should AttendElectrical workers, family members and anyone who needs to gainresuscitation skills.

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunit of competency.

HLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

St John recommends that your skills be renewed annually.

Content Legal issues Infection control DRSABCD action plan Managing an unconscious breathing casualty Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation Choking

Duration: 3.5 Hours



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3.5 Hour Day Course 9.00am 12.30pm

January February March Ap ri l

13th 4

th 8

th 4

th

25th 24th 23rd 19th

May June July Augu st

9th 8

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th 3

rd

24th 20th 21st 25th

September October November December

7th

11th

16th

1st

19

th 27

th 28

th 13

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3.5 Hour Night Course 6.00pm 9.30pm

March July November

1st

5th

15th

Weekend Course 9.00am 12.30pm

January February Apr i l May

23rd 13th 2nd 14th

June July Augu st September

18th 23rd 20th 17th

October November

8th 12th


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Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Recertification


This practical course is specifically designed for those who have existingCPR skills and knowledge gained within the last calendar year. As well asreinforcing knowledge and skills the session focuses on assessment.


Who Should AttendElectrical workers, family members and anyone who needs to gain

resuscitation skills.

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunit of competency

HLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation


Content Legal issues Infection control DRSABCD action plan Managing an unconscious breathing casualty Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation Choking

Duration: 2 Hours



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Day Courses 9.00am 11.00am

or 2.00pm 4.00pm


11th 12

th 7

th 7

th

22nd 23rd 22nd 20th

May June July Augu st3rd 2nd 12th 8th20

th 14

th 27

th 25

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30th


8th 4th 1st 1st21

st 19

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Provide Basic Emergency Life Support

Course Fee: $95 per person(Includes First Aid Booklet)

This course teaches recognition and management of immediate lifethreatening conditions.It will give participants the skills and knowledge to enable them torecognise and manage immediate life threatening emergencies.

Expected OutcomesSuccessful participants will be able to manage an emergency in theworkplace until the first aider arrives.

Who Should AttendAll employees in the workplace who need to gain a basic knowledge ofessential first aid.


HLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life SupportHLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation




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Content Legal issues

Infection control

DRSABCD action plan

Managing the unconscious breathing casualty

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation

Choking

First aid kits

Chest pain

Asthma

Anaphylaxis

Shock

Wounds & bleeding

Burns

Safety and risk management

Duration: 8 hours


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Day Course 9.00am4.00pm


21st 4th 11th 7th15

th 23

rd 18

th

May June July August5th 6th 6th 9th27th 28th 27th 24th


9th

11th 10

th 7

th

29th 26th 22nd

Evening Course

6.00pm9.00pm

March July November1st& 2nd 5th& 6th 15th& 16th

Weekend Course 9.00am4.00pm


23rd 13th 2nd 14th


18th 23rd 20th 17th

October November

8th 12th


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Provide First Aid 1 day course

Course Fee: $195 per person(Includes First Aid Manual & Resuscitation Pack)

To attend this fast paced one day Provide First Aid course option,participants should have a solid background in practical first aid, regularlyattend first aid training or undertake pre-course work.

If you need to undertake the pre-course work use the address below

http://pfa.stjohn.org.au/

Expected Outcomes

Successful participants will be able to, in real situations, render life-savingand basic first aid to casualties in need.

Who Should AttendParticularly suitable for all first aiders who have previously undertaken firstaid training for the workplace and for those who support the OccupationalFirst Aider.

Accreditation

Successful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunit of competency

HLTAID003 Provide First AidHLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life SupportHLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation




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Content Legal issues Infection control DRSABCD action plan Managing an unconscious breathing casualty

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation Choking First aid kits Chest pain Asthma Anaphylaxis Wounds & bleeding Burns

Safety & Risk management Fractures Sprains, strains & dislocations Head, neck & spinal injuries Chest injuries Abdominal injuries Facial injuries Eye injuries Heat induced illness Cold induced illness Poisons Bites & stings Other medical emergencies

Duration: 8 hours


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1 Day Course 9.00am 5.00pm


6th 1st 2nd 1st12th 3rd 4th 6th

14th

5th

7th

8th

18

th 9

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th 11

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20th 12

th 15

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22nd 17th 18th 18th25th 18th 21st 21st28th 23rd 24th 26th

26th 29

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May June July Augu st2

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st 1

st 2

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6th 7th 6th 5th11th 10th 8th 8th13th 16th 11th 11th16th 17th 14th 16th17

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23rd 24th 18th 22nd26th 27th 21st 26th

29th 26th 31st28th


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3rd

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7th

6th 7th 4th 8th9th 10th 8th 12th12th 13th 9th 14th15th 18th 14th 16th20

th 21

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23rd 26th 21st28th 31st 23rd30th 28th

30th

Weekend Course 9.00am 5.00pmFebruary March June Augu st

27th 19th 4th 13thOctober November1

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Provide First Aid 2 day course


A comprehensive yet simple course, suitable for everyday emergencysituations.This delivery mode is appropriate and the preferred option forpeople who have not undertaken first aid training before or for those whoprefer more time to learn and practice the skills required for assessment.








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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation Choking First aid kits Chest pain Asthma Anaphylaxis Wounds & bleeding Burns

Safety & Risk management Fractures Sprains, strains & dislocations Head, neck & spinal injuries Chest injuries Abdominal injuries Facial injuries Eye injuries Heat induced illness Cold induced illness Poisons Bites & stings Other medical emergencies

Duration: 16 hours


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Weekend Course 9.00am 4:00pm

January February Apr i l May23rd& 30th 13th& 20th 2nd& 9th 14th& 21st


18th& 25

th 23

rd& 30

th 20

th& 27

th 17

th& 24

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October November

8th& 15th 12th& 19th

Evening Course 6.00pm 9.00pm

March 15th, 16

th, 22

nd, 23

rd& 29

th

Ju ly 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th& 19th

November 15

th

, 16

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, 22

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, 23

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Provide First Aid Annual Recertification


This 6 hour course is designed to refresh and recertify those who hold acurrent Provide First Aid Statement of Attainment that has been issuedwith in the last calendar year. It reinforces previous knowledge and skillsand will incorporate any changes in first aidmanagement that hasoccurred. As well as reinforcing previous knowledge and skills the sessionfocuses on assessment.

Expected OutcomesSuccessful participants will be able to, in real situations, render life-saving

and basic first aid to casualties in need.

Who should attendHolders a Provide First Aid certificate who wish to have their skills andknowledge refreshed and updated annually to ensure that their certificateremains current.

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the following

unit of competency:





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Infection control

DRSABCD action plan

Managing the unconscious breathing casualty

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Defibrillation

Choking

First aid kits

Chest pain

Asthma

Anaphylaxis

Wounds & bleeding

Burns

Safety & risk management

Fractures

Sprains, strains & dislocations

Head, neck & spinal injuries

Chest injuries

Abdominal injuries

Facial injuries

Eye injuries

Heat induced illness Cold induced illness

Poisons

Bites & stings

Other medical emergencies

Duration: 6 hours


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Day Courses 9.00am 3.00pm


15th 3rd 1st 1st20th 11th 7th 12th28th 16th 17th 29th

May June July Augu st11th 3rd 7th 4th23

rd 15

th 18

th 17

th

28th 30

th

September October November December7

th 5

th 3

rd 2

nd

22nd

21st 15

th 15

th

Weekend Course 9.00am 3.00pm

March June October November

19th 4th 1st 26th


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Infection control

DRSABCD action plan

Managing an unconscious breathing casualty

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation (AED)

Choking

First aid kits

Chest pain

Wounds & bleeding

Burns

Safety & Risk management

Fractures



Chest injuries

Abdominal injuries

Facial injuries

Eye injuries

Heat induced illness

Cold induced illness

Poisons Bites & stings


Anaphylaxis and Allergic Reactions

Management of Anaphylaxis

Administration of an Auto-injector

Prevention and Planning measures

Risk Assessment Plan

Asthma in the Community

Asthma Triggers Current Asthma Medications

Asthma Delivery Devices

Nebulisers

Asthma First Aid

Duration: 16 hours


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2Day Course 9.00am 5:00pm

January February March Ap ri l18th& 19th 25th& 26th 21st& 22nd 21st& 22nd


30th& 31st 22nd& 23rd 14th& 15th 22nd& 23rd

September October November December26th& 27th 26th& 27th 14th& 15th 5th& 6th


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Provide First Aid Plus Recertification


This fast paced course is designed to refresh and recertify those who holdor have held an Provide First Aid, Emergency Asthma Management andManagement of Anaphylaxis Statement of Attainment that has been issuedwith in the last calendar year. It will incorporate any changes in first aidmanagement that has occurred in the past 12 months.As well as reinforcing previous knowledge and skills the session focuses onassessment.

Expected OutcomesSuccessful participants will be able to, in real situations, render life-saving

and basic first aid to casualties in need.


AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the following

unit of competency

HLTAID003 Provide First AidHLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life SupportHLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation22282VIC Course in Management of Asthma Risks and

Emergencies in the Workplace22300VIC Course in Management of Anaphylaxis




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Infection control

DRSABCD action plan


Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation (AED)

Choking

First aid kits

Chest pain

Wounds & bleeding

Burns

Safety & Risk management

Fractures



Chest injuries

Abdominal injuries

Facial injuries

Eye injuries

Heat induced illness

Cold induced illness

Poisons Bites & stings








Asthma Triggers Current Asthma Medications

Asthma Delivery Devices

Nebulisers

Asthma First Aid

Duration: 8 Hours


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February Apr i l May4th 1st 6th22nd

Jun e July Septemb er October

10th 25th 1st 17th

November December

25th 9th


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Provide an Emergency First Aid Response in anEducation and Care Setting


(Includes First Aid Manual & Resuscitation Pack)

This program is especially pitched towards Child Carers and those inEducation who require initial accreditation in Provide first aid, Asthma andAnaphylaxis.The training and practical sessions are focused on childrens illnesses andinjuries and there is ample opportunity to practice CPR on both infant andchild manikins as well as adults. Assessment is undertaken on all threemanikins.


Who Should AttendThis course is especially designed for the Child Care Services andEducation industry.


HLTAID004 Provide an emergency first aid response in aneducation and care setting


22282VIC Course in Management of Asthma Risks andEmergencies in the Workplace

22300VIC Course in Management of Anaphylaxis




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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation Choking First aid kits Chest pain Wounds & bleeding Burns Safety & Risk management Fractures

Sprains, strains & dislocations Head, neck & spinal injuries Chest injuries Abdominal injuries Facial injuries Eye injuries Heat induced illness Cold induced illness Poisons

Bites & stings Other medical emergencies







Asthma Triggers

Current Asthma Medications Asthma Delivery Devices

Nebulisers

Asthma First Aid

Duration: 16 hours


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2Day Course 9.00am 5:00pm

January February March Ap ri l18th& 19th 25th& 26th 21st& 22nd 21st& 22nd


30th& 31st 22nd& 23rd 14th& 15th 22nd& 23rd


26th& 27th 26th& 27th 14th& 15th 5th& 6th

Weekend Course 9.00am 5:00pm


23rd& 30th 13th& 20th 2nd& 9th 14th& 21st


18th& 25th 23rd& 30th 20th& 27th 17th& 24th

October November

8th& 15th 12th& 19th


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Provide Emergency First Aid Response in anEducation and Care Setting Recertification


This fast paced course is designed to refresh and recertify those who holdor have held a Provide an Emergency Response in an Education and CareSetting Statement of Attainment that has been issuedwithin the lastcalendar year. It will incorporate any changes in first aid management thathas occurred in the past 12 months.As well as reinforcing previous knowledge and skills the session focuses onassessment.

Expected OutcomeSuccessful participants will be able to, in real situations, render life-savingand basic first aid to casualties in need.

Who Should AttendHolders of a current certificate who wish to have their skills and knowledgerefreshed and updated annually. This course is especially designed for theChild Care Services and Education industry.


HLTAID004 Provide an emergency first aid response in aneducation and care setting

HLTAID003 Provide First AidHLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life SupportHLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation22282VIC Course in Management of Asthma Risks and

Emergencies in the Workplace22300VIC Course in Management of Anaphylaxis




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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Automated External Defibrillation Choking First aid kits Chest pain Wounds & bleeding Burns Safety & Risk management Fractures

Sprains, strains & dislocations Head, neck & spinal injuries Chest injuries Abdominal injuries Facial injuries Eye injuries Heat induced illness Cold induced illness Poisons

Bites & stings Other medical emergencies







Asthma Triggers

Current Asthma Medications Asthma Delivery Devices

Nebulisers

Asthma First Aid

Duration: 8 hours


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Week Day Course 9.00am 5.00pm

February Apr i l May

4th

1st

6th

22nd

Jun e July Septemb er October

10th 25th 1st 17th

November December

25th 9

th

Weekend Day Course 9.00am 5.00pm

February Apr i l June Augu st

27th 30th 25th 13th

November

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Course in Management of Anaphylaxis and Asthma


The purpose of this course is to raise awareness of Asthma andAnaphylaxis in the workplace. To equip participants with the skills andknowledge to recognise and manage a severe allergic reaction alsoincrease the skills and knowledge to initiate the Emergency Managementof Asthma in the Workplace Protocol.It also teaches prevention and risk minimisation strategies and how todevelop and implement a management plan to reduce the risk for thosediagnosed with Asthma or Anaphylaxis

Expected OutcomeTo provide the participant with the skills and knowledge necessary to

recognise and manage an anaphylactic reaction, including the use of anAuto-injector.Successful participants will be able to, in a real situation, render life-savingEmergency Asthma management to a casualty suffering an Asthma attack.

Who should attendTeachers, Child Care Workers, Industry workers and Sports Clubs.

AwardSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the following

unit of competency

22300VIC Course in Management of Anaphylaxis22282VIC Course in Management of Asthma Risks and

Emergencies in the Workplace



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Content Introduction

Legal Issues

Infection Control

DRSABCD Action Plan Anaphylaxis and Allergic Reactions





Duration: 3.5 hours

Week Day Course 9:00am 12:30pm


19th 25th 22nd 22nd


31st 23rd 15th 23rd

Septemb er November December27

th 15

th 6

th

Weekend Course 9:00am 12.30pm

January February Ap ri l May

30th 20th 9th 21st

June July August September25

th 30

th 27

th 24

th

October November

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Provide Advanced First Aid(including Advanced Resuscitation)

Course fee - $395.00

This course provides high level first aid skills. Participants will learn how toutilise specialised first aid equipment; stabilise a casualty where medicalaid has been delayed; maintain life in an unconscious casualty with the useof oxygen equipment; and operate a defibrillator unit in order to maintainlife in an adult casualty in cardiac arrest.

Expected outcomesSuccessful participants will be able to, in real situations, give emergency

management of illness and injury.

Who should attendParticularly suitable for the first aider in larger organisation who arerequired to provide, coordinate and manage a first aid response across arange of complex situations, include community and workplace settings.

Accreditation

Successful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunits of Competency

HLTAID003 Provide first aidHLTAID006 Provide advanced first aidHLTAID007 Provide advanced resuscitation




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Content Conduct a primary assessment of the casualty

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

Automated external defibrillators (AEDs)

Preparation of casualty and safety when using an AED

Use of soft bag resuscitator Administration of oxygen

Oxygen delivery systems

Maintenance of oxygen and AEDs

Infection control

Basic anatomybody and musculoskeletal systems

Emotionally disturbed casualties

Drugs and alcohol

Clinical assessment

Poisoning and the workplace

Lifting and moving a casualty Triage

Bleeding (including amputations, aseptic techniques, dressingtechniques)

Fractures

Chest injuries (including blast injuries)

Crush injuries

Head, neck and spinal injuries

Abdominal and pelvic injuries Hot and cold injuries

Bites and stings

Eye injuries

Medical conditions

Skin conditions

Post incident management

Course duration - 3 days

Week Day Course 9.00am 5.00pm

February 10th& 11

th& 12

th

March 2nd

& 3rd

& 4th

Apr i l 27th& 28th& 29thAugust 3rd& 4th& 5thNovember 9th& 10th& 11th


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Occupational First Aid


The most advanced St John course, specifically designed for peopleemployed as Occupational First Aiders and those aspiring to be employedas one. It covers Advanced First Aid as well as maintaining first aidequipment and resources.

Please note: St John recommends that Advanced Resuscitation techniquesbe undertaken annually

Expected outcomes

Successful participants will be able toprovide an advanced first aidresponse, including management of the incident and other first aiders, untilthe arrival of medical or other assistance.

Who should attendParticularly suitable for the first aider in larger organisation who areemployed as the occupational first aider, or in charge of a first aid room.

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunits of Competency.

HLTAID003 - Provide First AidHLTAID006 - Provide Advanced First AidHLTAID007 - Provide advanced resuscitation techniquesHLTAID008 - Manage First Aid services and resources




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Content Introduction to Advanced Resuscitation

Prevention of infection when giving first aid

DRSABCD and Resuscitation (review)

Definition of terms in automatic external defibrillation Safety when using an AED

Preparation of the casualty prior to use of the AED

Practical scenarios

Use of the Soft Bag Resuscitator

Administration of oxygen

Introduction to oxygen delivery systems

Oxygen powered resuscitation

Maintenance of oxygen and AED equipment

Medications

Trauma management

Basic anatomy (body systems)

Clinical assessment

Emotionally disturbed casualty

Casualty suffering drug/alcohol abuse

Burns

Poisoning

Moving the injured casualty Triage

Bleeding and aseptic techniques

Basic anatomy (musculo-skeletal system)

Fractures

Chest injuries

Crush injuries


Childbirth

Abdominal injuries Hot and cold injuries

Eye injuries

Medical conditions (review)

Skin conditions

Role of the Occupational First Aider

Workplace safety

Risk assessment in line with OH&S Legislation


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Designing and setting up a first aid room

Management of first aid rooms, facilities and personnel

Management of first aid documentation

Planning response to a major workplace incident

A major incident scenario

Debrief of a major incident

Duration: 32 hours


March 8th& 9th& 10th& 11thAugust 16

th& 17

th& 18

th& 19

th

November 1st& 2

nd& 3

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Occupational First AidRecertification

Course Fee: $250.00 per person

The most advanced St John course, specifically designed for peopleemployed as Occupational First Aiders and those aspiring to be employedas one. It covers Advanced First Aid as well as maintaining first aidequipment and resources.Please note: St John recommends that Advanced Resuscitation techniquesbe undertaken annually

Expected outcomes

Successful participants will be able toprovide an advanced first aidresponse, including management of the incident and other first aiders, untilthe arrival of medical or other assistance.

Who should attendParticularly suitable for all those who are currently employed asOccupational First Aiders in the workplace and who attend regular annualrecertification training.

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunits of Competency.

HLTAID003 Provide First AidHLTAID006 Provide Advanced First AidHLTAID007 Provide advanced resuscitation techniquesHLTAID008 Manage First Aid services and resources




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Content Introduction to Advanced Resuscitation


DRSABCD and Resuscitation (review)

Definition of terms in automatic external defibrillation

Safety when using an AED Preparation of the casualty prior to use of the AED

Practical scenarios

Use of the Soft Bag Resuscitator



Oxygen powered resuscitation

Maintenance of oxygen and AED equipment

Medications

Trauma management

Basic anatomy (body systems)

Clinical assessment

Emotionally disturbed casualty

Casualty suffering drug/alcohol abuse

Burns

Poisoning

Moving the injured casualty

Triage Bleeding and aseptic techniques

Basic anatomy (musculo-skeletal system)

Fractures

Chest injuries

Crush injuries


Childbirth

Abdominal injuries

Hot and cold injuries Eye injuries

Medical conditions (review)

Skin conditions

Role of the Occupational First Aider

Workplace safety

Risk assessment in line with OH&S Legislation

Designing and setting up a first aid room


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Management of first aid rooms, facilities and personnel

Management of first aid documentation

Planning response to a major workplace incident

A major incident scenario

Debrief of a major incident

Duration: 20 hours

2 Day Course Day 1 - 9.00am 5.00pm

Day 2 9.00am 5.00pm

February/March 29th & 1st

August 8th& 9th

October 24th

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Provide Advanced ResuscitationCourse Fee: $75 per person

The Provide Advanced Resuscitation course is designed for first aiderswho are required to use resuscitation equipment.

Expected outcomesSuccessful participants will be able to, in real situations, render life savingfirst aid using manual or mechanical means to sustain or stabilise sick,inured or non-breathing casualties.

Who should attendHolders of a Provide First Aid/CPR certificate who needs to obtain aqualification in the use of advanced resuscitation equipment.

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunits of competency:

HLTAID007 - Provide Advanced Resuscitation Technique


Content Introduction to advanced resuscitation


DRSABCD and Resuscitation (review) Definition of terms in AED

Safety when using an AED

Preparation of a casualty when using an AED

Using and AED

Use of Soft Bag Resuscitator



Using oxygen in resuscitation

Maintenance of oxygen & AED equipment6 Hour Course 9:00am 3:00pm

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First Aid for Divers

The course is designed to meet special first aid requirements ofcommercial and recreational divers.

Please contact one of our Train ing Centres for bookin g in form at ion

Expected outcomesSuccessful participants will be able to, in real situations, render life savingand basic first aid to the diving casualty.

Who should attend Professional divers

Recreational divers

Deck hands Snorkelers

Anyone who is a recreational or professional user of the marineenvironment

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunits of Competency:

HLTAID003 - Provide First AidHLTAID007 - Provide Advanced Resuscitation techniques




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Infection control

DRSABCD action plan, Managing an unconscious breathing casualty

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

Defibrillation Choking, First aid kits, Chest pain

Asthma, Anaphylaxis

Wounds & bleeding

Burns

Safety & risk management

Fractures



Chest injuries

Abdominal injuries

Facial injuries

Eye injuries

Heat induced illness, Cold induced illness

Poisons, Bites & stings


Barotrauma, Advanced Resuscitation, Oxygen therapy, Anoxia,

hypoxia Decompression illness, Contaminated breathing air, Nitrogen

narcosis, Hypothermia, Near drowning, Oxygen toxicity

Lifting and moving a diving casualty

Duration: 16 hours


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Pain Management


The aim of this course is to teach the skills and knowledge required tomanage a casualty with pain, including how to administer analgesia,consistent with any specific workplace and/or relevant legislativerequirements in relation to first aid, including State/Territory requirementsfor currency.

Who should attendThis course is open to anyone who holds a current Provide Emergency LifeSupport or Apply First Aid/Provide First Aid qualification, but is particularlyrelevant to:

Employees of workplaces where pain relief medications (and

appropriate licences) are held.

AccreditationThis course leads to the issuing of a St John Ambulance AustraliaStatement of attainment:

PUAEME005A Provide Pain Management


Content

Legal issues

Infection control

Revision of Provide First Aid

Storage and documentation

Contraindications and precautions for use of analgesia

Pain Management

Analgesia

Duration: 5 hours 9:00am 2:00pm

Week Day Cou rse

March Augu st October

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Low Voltage Rescue inc CPR


This course teaches the necessary skills and knowledge to manageaccidental electrocution.

Please contact one of our Train ing Centres for booking in format ion

Expected OutcomesSuccessful participants will be able to rescue and provide resuscitation to aperson who has stopped breathing or is unconscious due to electricalshock.

Who Should AttendElectricians and those who work in the electrical industry.

AccreditationSuccessful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for the followingunit of competency. Note: CPR must be performed on a manikin on thefloor.

UETTDRRF06B Perform rescue from a live LV panelHLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation



Infection control

DRSABCD action plan


Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Adult and Infant

Automated External Defibrillation

DRSABCD and AED assessment

Safety rescue from low voltage apparatus

Practical assessment for low voltage rescue

Duration: 6 hours 9:00am 3:00pm


Week Day Cou rse

March Jun e September

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