RBT Instruction

06/19/2023

Even the resident cat enjoys Basic Life Support training Mill Cove Nursing Home.

03/26/2023

RBT Instruction was honoured to work with members of the Cumberland Bay Fire Department this weekend. One of the members present in training was Fred Deveau, who has served his community as a firefighter since 1988. Additionally, Fred was an early leader in EMS, serving many years with Queens Central Ambulance Service Cumberland Bay Fire Department

03/06/2023

RBT Instruction is seeking a Canadian Red Cross first aid instructor with M-F availability. Contact rbtinstruction@gmail.com.

07/21/2020

07/09/2020

BLS- Health Care Providers

August 30th
Riverview

Designed to build participant confidence in performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills in a team environment for professionals with a duty to respond. Teaches the important steps to perform a rapid assessment, perform Basic Life Support (BLS) skills, and perform rapid defibrillation including use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

Course times:

8:00-10:00 recertification

10:30-12:30 recertification

01:00-5:00 full course

We have a max class size of 9 participants for each class.

Recertification participants MUST bring their current BLS card with them. If you have not taken a BLS course you will be required to take the full course.

Cost of full course is $80 and Recertification is $50 PLUS HST.

Call 18884515406
or
Message/email to register

PLEASE NOTE: All participants will be screened and health questions asks along with temperature taken. Masks will be required!

05/02/2020

New Brunswick physician offices are open and virtual appointments are available.

05/02/2020

https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/heart-attacks-covid-1.5552090

New data analyzed by Heart & Stroke and the Canadian Cardiovascular Society suggests fewer people in Canada are seeking care for serious heart attacks amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

03/25/2020

03/21/2020

NB COVID-19 Self-Assessment tool now available. https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/ocmoh/cdc/content/respiratory_diseases/coronavirus/assessment.html #/app/symptom-checker/guides/399/

Self-Assessment

03/19/2020

Canadian Red Cross is aware that in person course cancellations due to COVID-19 precautionary measures and closures and will have an impact on those requiring to maintain their certifications. Red Cross has worked with workplace health and safety regulators to offer support to those who have certifications that will expire in the next months.

All Red Cross first aid certifications (which would have expired March through June 30, 2020) will be considered valid 90-days beyond their expiry date. These certifications will also be accepted for those taking recertification courses when in-person training resumes.

03/18/2020

Hot water and soap...minimum 30 seconds.

03/15/2020

RBT Instruction, like other businesses and organizations in Canada, has been forced to confront the ramifications of the COVID 19 virus spread. We will be temporarily suspending our public courses. We will continue to work with our clients concerning private course on a case by case basis.
One option to consider is the taking a “blended” Workplace Standard First Aid course. This consists of on-line modules completed at your own pace, and one day in the class room, which can be completed at a later date. Contact us for details.
Concerning the virus, and mitigation strategies, we encourage everyone to consult reputable sources of information, such as the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health for NB https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/ocmoh/cdc/content/respiratory_diseases/coronavirus.html
We will also share reputable information concerning COVID 19 on our page.

Coronavirus

03/14/2020

It is important to obtain accurate information about COVID 19 and what you can do to limit spread. One such source is the Public Health Agency of Canada. https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/coronavirus-disease-covid-19.html

2019 Novel Coronavirus infection, also called COVID-19 or 2019-nCoV: symptoms, vaccines, treatment, incubation period, where to find current information, how to protect yourself, precautions while travelling, travel health notices, actions being taken at Canadian airports

03/04/2020

Blended Learning - $95 (+HST)
A combination of in-class, face-to-face instruction with online instruction. Theory and information are conveyed to participants outside of the classroom through an online component. This allows for the in-class component to concentrate on skill development and the application of theory. In the case of Red Cross First Aid courses, a self-paced, online session is completed first, followed by an in-class skills session with a Red Cross First Aid Instructor.

Work Place Standard First Aid with Level C CPR/AED is offered as a Blended Learning option.

March 20th 2020

Riverview

Also available 6 hour Skills Review Day $60 (+HST)
This course is a yearly requirement for those wishing to maintain their NB Workplace Standard First Aid and CPR/AED certification and have not had 6 hours of patient care at the first aid level during the past year. Participants must provide proof of their original certification. This course is a review of material covered in the full course and ensures the participants maintenance of skills.

Register online at
rbtinstruction.ca/register
Call 1-888-451-5406 or email e-mail rbtinstruction@gmail.com for more information
Pre-payment is required

For all future dates please see out website

Register for CPR and First Aid Courses from RBT Instruction - New Brunswick Red Cross CPR & First Aid training, training in Riverview, serving Moncton

12/06/2019

https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/06/health/six-hour-cardiac-arrest-scli-intl-gbr/index.html

A British woman has made a full recovery after suffering a six-hour cardiac arrest caused by severe hypothermia

10/03/2019

Congratulations to Havelock Fire Department’s newest First Responders. Thank you for your dedication to your community.

09/25/2019

Your chest tightens and you feel a shooting pain in your arm. These are the tell-tale signs of a heart attack in men, but experts are now warning that women encounter much more subtle symptoms.