Awareness Level
Structural Collapse Rescue
Participant will be able to identify basic knowledge related to structural collapse emergencies, as defined by NFPA 1670 and
Awareness Level
Emergency Response to Opioid Overdoses
Opioid overdoses have become a major public health concern, impacting our communities. First responders are often the first on the scene during these emergencies, making their knowledge and response crucial in saving lives. Our new course on "Emergency Response to Opioid Overdoses – Awareness Level" aims to equip first responders with the necessary skills to recognize opioid overdoses, administer life-saving naloxone, and provide immediate care until medical professionals arrive. By understanding the signs and symptoms of opioid overdoses and employing the appropriate response measures, first responders can significantly increase the chances of positive outcomes in these critical situations.
- Est. time
- About 30 minutes
- Level
- Awareness Level
- Included in
- Starter and up
- To complete
- Score 70%+ on the final check (retakes allowed)
- You receive
- Printable certificate of completion
Main topics covered in this course
- Definitions
- Size of the Problem
- Recognition & Assessment
- Safety Protocols
- Treatment Methods
About this course
This program is designed to provide opioid overdose response training at the Awareness Level. The program will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. By successfully completing this program, you will meet the objectives of an Awareness Level responder as described by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Worker Training Program.
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Awareness Level
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