Casey Kosch First Aid Training

27/03/2026

We love cardiac anatomy here at Casey Kosch First Aid Training ( especially Casey 😜)

26/03/2026

By Bronwyn Hastings The filming and distribution of distressing material taken at scenes including road accidents and fires has been labelled as disgusting by a Wimmera nurse and first-aid trainer Casey Kosch is urging people to consider the consequences of their behaviour before broadcasting emerge...

25/03/2026

🌟Fuel and First Aid🌟

We remain committed to supporting our rural and regional communities at this time.

Thankyou for your understanding ❤️

22/03/2026

New menu starting this week at Uptempo Cafe ❤️. Who doesn’t love a Schnitty burger 🤭🤭. Gees and you start a new menu on the week I’m not there. How Rude !!!!

21/03/2026

Places still available but filling quickly

Highly popular Children's First Aid is being offered again in Horsham ..with
Casey Kosch First Aid Training

Monday 13 April See flyer for more details.

Bookings essential. Strictly limited spots.
For more information call 5382 5352

19/03/2026

April course dates are currently available on our website. March almost sold out.

16/03/2026

2 places left for this Sunday Sports first Aid course March 22nd.
4 places left for Sports first aid Sunday 29th March.

Please book online at our website. Limited numbers, Limited courses.

Sports Trainer Courses bookings now available!

Book online

caseykoschfirstaid.com.au/sports-trainer

15/03/2026

Guess which course I taught today…..
I forgot to take it off 🤭

12/03/2026

Virtual care is now helping stroke patients get treated faster and more effectively 🚑

The RMH‑led trial using Australia’s first Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) has shown that early stroke treatment through virtual options is improving patient outcomes.

Findings published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Evidence, revealed that a virtual neurologist can safely guide treatment on the MSU, removing the need for an on‑board neurologist and transforming how acute stroke care is delivered before a patient reaches hospital.

With this model, potential stroke patients receive immediate assessment from an RMH‑based neurologist, saving critical time and allowing neurologists to focus where they’re needed most rather than spending time on the roads.

Professor Stephen Davis, Director of the Melbourne Brain Centre at the RMH and co‑author of the research, said the results will streamline care and deliver better outcomes.

“Telemedicine allows us to utilise state‑of‑the‑art technology to deliver world‑class stroke expertise wherever the patient is – not just where a neurologist happens to be.”

The MSU team has already put the findings into practice, with a virtual neurologist at the RMH now providing life‑saving care across Melbourne.

🔗 Discover more: https://f.mtr.cool/aoaeywksof

11/03/2026

Great news….. our little rant regarding social media / trauma victims and the effect it has on emergency services has gained some attention. listen to the ABC radio tomorrow morning for the interview. Honestly I was a bit riled up so no idea how it will be perceived to the public but please continue to keep this conversation going ❤️

10/03/2026

‼️Trigger warning post ‼️

As local business working in healthcare we under no circumstances tolerate the community members filming taking photos at accident scenes. We have been made aware of this and it seems to be happening more and more and want to educate the community.

Not only do paramedics, police , SES have the right to do thier job to save lives with out it being splashed all over social media but family members of the victims and the victims themselves deserve the right to dignity and respect in thier time of need.

Our business does not support these actions and honestly find it disgusting, abhorrent and disgraceful.

10/03/2026

What a great day at Balmoral. Lots of laughs and fun had by all of us.