MEDIC FIRST AID© instructor course

For those new to emergency care training, the three-step instructor certification process outlined below will get you started. If you are a current health care provider, such as an EMT, First Responder, or if you have CPR/first aid training, you can skip Step One.

Step One
Attend and successfully complete student-level training for the MEDIC FIRST AID© programs you wish to teach. This will provide you with an understanding of the course content and the physical skills necessary to be able to perform effective emergency care. If you currently possess these skills, you've already completed Step One!

Step Two
Familiarize yourself in the comfort of your home with our instructor self-study system. This process explains the nuts and bolts of the MEDIC FIRST AID© instructional design and basic class administration. Condensing this traditional classroom-based information into a self-paced resource reduces time spent in the classroom.

Step Three
This session is designed to help new Instructors become skilled in presenting the instructional elements found in MEDIC FIRST AID© Training Programs, including Real-time Demonstrations, Small Group Practices, Talk-through Scenarios, and Performance Evaluations.

Once an Instructor, you'll be eligible to teach certified MEDIC FIRST AID© Training Programs.

CFSA provides the training and materials required for all three steps. Cost per instructor trainee is $85, in addition to the initial training noted in step one above (if needed) The class fee includes all study and reference materials. A minimum of two students is required per class, and a maximum of 6.

There are two types of Instructors- Corporate and Individual. At least one MEDIC FIRST AID© training program must be purchased for corporate use, which all instructors will use within that company or organization. Individual instructors may conduct training classes within or outside of their company or organization without restriction, but must purchase a training program for their individual use.