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CPR & EMT Training For New England ~ Life Safety Institute
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If you are looking to become an EMT, AEMT, or CPR trained in or around New England we are here to help you save a life.
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CPR and EMT Training For New England
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Word count: 553 words, Reading time: 2.2 minutes"Life Safety InstituteScheduleProgramsEmergency Medical Technician (EMT)Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT)EMT Challenge for Medical ProfessionalsAHA BLS Instructor TrainingBasic Life Support (BLS)Adult / Child / Infant - CPR & First AidAdvanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)AHA HeartSaver Instructor TrainingAHA PALS Instructor TrainingAHA ACLS Instructor TrainingEmergency Medical Responder (EMR)AHA PEARS Instructor TrainingPediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition, and Stabilization (PEARS)Fire & Emergency Medical Services InstructorBloodborne Pathogens and Needlestick PreventionStudent ResourcesFlexible Tuition FinancingNH Student Protection and DisclosureDiscounts for First RespondersOn-Site Training - We'll travel to you!Tuition AssistancePass RatesAffiliationsClinical AffiliationsEMS Continuing Education (ConEd)Authorization to OperateTravel and Lodging InformationArticlesAbout UsContact[email protected](800) 365 - 4277CPR and EMT Training For New EnglandEVERYONE CAN SAVE A LIFE.We're Ready. Are you?ScheduleOur ProgramsEmergency Medical Technician (EMT)Learn MoreAdvanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT)Learn MoreEMT Challenge for Medical ProfessionalsLearn MoreAHA BLS Instructor TrainingLearn MoreWhy Choose Life Safety Institute?Here are a few reasons why our customers choose us. Quality TrainingOur instructors are experienced healthcare professionals, ready to answer any questions or concerns. Students will have the opportunity to learn first-hand, hands-on, real-world training so they are ready in the event of a medical emergency. Certified TrainingWe're an approved Training Site by the American Heart Association (AHA). We are also licensed by the New Hampshire Department of Education and Department of Safety to provide initial EMS training. We CareWhen training, we train you as if you were to care for our friends and family. “Life Safety Institute facilitates a great AEMT program that fit my needs as a career firefighter. Having pursued higher education in my adult like and having a good amount of prehospital medical exposure, I did not want to take a 20+ week course. The 12 -week course that LSI offers is certainly labor intensive but Drew does a great job supporting the student's needs and ensuring there are no questions left unanswered. Drew is also very open to student feedback and making needed changes to improve the student's learning environment as well as the betterment of the program overall. I will certainly recommend this program to my peers or anyone seeking EMT training.”Joseph Russo“This was an excellent program! The instructor Drew is fantastic and gives you all the tools to succeed as an emt. He genuinely cares about how his students do and sets them up for success. Would 100% recommend this class for anyone looking to become an emt.”Andrew Keenan“Life Safety Institute does a great job with their basic life support trainings and definitely recommend them.”Kyle BattisLatest ArticlesCheck out some of our awesome articles to get familiar with our industry and training.The Comprehensive Guide to EMT TrainingGaining Clinical Experience: The Path to Medical SchoolEMT Classes: A Pathway to Becoming a First ResponderEssential Basic Life Support (BLS) Techniques for EMT Training at the Life Safety InstituteEMT Training in New Hampshire: A Comprehensive Guide with the Life Safety InstituteCPR Training in New Hampshire: Elevating Life-Saving Skills with Life Safety InstituteLearn How To Save A LifeThis is your opportunity to make a difference. Take the next step and learn lifesaving skills.Schedule NowThe mission of Life Safety Institute is to save lives with education by providing equitable access to collaborative, engaging, and passionate medical education.Find Us904 Hanover StUnit 3Manchester, NH 03104[email protected](800) 365 - 4277Learn MoreMoodleAHA PortalAround the WebCPR Instructor ResourcesNew Hampshire Naloxone InformationStay Knowledgeable!Subscribe to our newsletter to recive updates on EMS and Life Safety Institute.Your NameEmail Address"
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