St. Judy Paramedical College is pleased to offer Basic Life Support (BLS) training, a vital program aimed at equipping individuals with essential life-saving skills. Our comprehensive course covers fundamental techniques such as CPR, AED usage, and emergency response protocols. Taught by experienced instructors, the training emphasizes quick and effective actions in critical situations, empowering participants to confidently intervene and provide crucial assistance until professional help arrives. Join us at St. Judy Paramedical College to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to make a positive impact in emergency situations, ultimately becoming a community asset well-versed in basic life support.

Basic Life Support – BLS Training Course

About the Course: Our adult basic life support skills will equip you with the knowledge and skills to recognize and manage an adult in cardiac arrest. The course covers all key topics for clinical and non-clinical participants. Basic Life Support Training  is designed to provide individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to provide CPR and to use an AED effectively in emergency situations. The course generally covers the following key areas:

1. Understanding Defibrillation: An introduction to the role and function of an AED, including what defibrillation is, when it’s necessary, and the impact it can have on a cardiac arrest patient’s survival rate.
2. The Chain of Survival: Explanation of the chain of survival, a series of actions that, when performed in sequence, increase the likelihood of survival following cardiac arrest.
3. Recognition of Cardiac Arrest: Learning the signs and symptoms of cardiac arrest to identify when an AED might be necessary.
4. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR): In-depth training on performing high-quality CPR, as this is often a necessary precursor to using an AED.
5. Safe AED Use: Understanding the safe operation of AEDs, including where to place the pads, the importance of clear space while the device is analyzing or delivering a shock, and any necessary precautions for safe use.
6. AED Operation: Detailed instruction on how to operate an AED, typically involving hands-on practice with a training unit.
7. After Use of an AED: Discussing what should be done after an AED is used, including the continuation of CPR, monitoring the patient, and reporting the use of the AED.
8. Regular Maintenance and Checks: Guidance on the regular maintenance and checks that should be performed to ensure the AED is in working order when needed.

Course Duration:

• Full time: 02 Days ( 12 hours Training Center Based Practical Training).

Entry Pathways: Those who are working as Healthcare , Life Support and Clinical Sectors they can Apply for this Course.

Why Choose Us?

• UK Resuscitation Council Upgraded  Guideline  covering CPR and AED practices.
• Multiple learning options tailored to your preference.
• Experienced instructors delivering engaging and effective learning experiences.
• hand on Practical training with Standard Manikins.
• Affordable course fee.
• TVEC and Health Ministry Recognized Certificate.