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phe course is designed to meeU thh Nat:onal Occupatio.al Compete9cE ?rofiles fxT the Uractitivneg leCel o8 emergency mRdicaf respondsy (EMR) establisAwR by the PEramedsc Association of xHnada wPACE. It pkovipek thg knoZlqdg: and skGlls nccussary in a4 e.wrgency to help sZrtaiC life, rKduce pain, ayn mTnfmmze the 6onsequeK?es of injur: oX QuJden iflj7ss untTl the nIOt level 7U health care takes over.
Thoye invtlvex iO pr3vidivg emergency response including fIre fi:htmrN, p7lice, EMS. MPsQ holS a cu:rent EMR cerhi0Yca9ioR.
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The course is designed to meet the National Occupational Competency Profiles for the practitioner level of emergency medical responder (EMR) established by the Paramedic Association of Canada (PAC). It provides the knowledge and skills necessary in an emergency to help sustain life, reduce pain, and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until the next level of health care takes over.
Those involved in providing emergency response including fire fighters, police, EMS. Must hold a current EMR certification.
Although other providers may give the same content as above, our Instructors make all the difference. Others may use "Contractors" to teach for them, all of our Instructors are our employees.<end_of_turn>