Coastal CPR & First Aid

08/20/2025

Excited to help train the staff at Saint Patrick Academy start their school year!

08/19/2025

Cardiac Arrest can happen anywhere. Does your school, club, or sports facility have a Cardiac Emergency Response Plan? If you don't and want to learn more feel free to contact us.

It can happen in a heartbeat: how Cardiac Emergency Response Plans in NH school sports facilities will save lives July 2, 2025 by Brenda Vitali Legislature unanimously supported passage of bill, urge Governor Ayotte to sign into law Cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death for student athletes a...

08/13/2025

Does your Tween or Teen want to babysit this Fall?

This Safe Sitter course teaches child care and development, safety, First Aid topics, preventing choking and Child and Infant CPR. Still a few spots left for our last class of the summer!

08/01/2025

Thank you to for inviting us to provide a class at your office this week!

07/30/2025

The Trauma Nurse Core Course (TNCC) scheduled for 7/31 -8/1 has been postponed. If you registered through Coastal CPR & First Aid please check your email for more information. If you registered with Resuscitation Zone or with the Instructor please contact us at classes@coastalcpr.com for information.

07/22/2025

Basic Life Support (BLS) course teaches essential skills for recognizing and responding to life threatening emergencies, particularly in health care and professional settings.

07/20/2025

💌MAIL CALL REQUEST 💌
On July 30th we'll be holding a Flightless Honor Flight at the New Hampshire Veterans Home in Tilton, NH.

On that day we'll be honoring 150 HEROES who are unable to join us on a flight for various reasons, but still deserve all the Love, Recognition, and Respect that only our Honor Flight New England Family can bring.

One of the things our Veterans enjoy most about their flight day is Mail Call. We want to make sure that our Heroes at the Veterans Home get to experience this magical moment. That's where you come in.

Please send cards or letters, prior to July 30th, to:

New Hampshire Veterans Home
Attn: Veteran Mail Call
139 Winter Street
Tilton, NH 03276

Thank you for helping us give these Heroes a day to remember. ❤️🇺🇸❤️

For those who would like to join us in person, please arrive at 9:00a.m.

07/18/2025

We discuss snakebites in First Aid class. And a lot of participants think we have no poisonous snakes in New Hampshire. We do, the Timber Rattler. It's a bit more common in the Blue Hills of Massachusetts and a lot less common in Maine, but we have a very small population here in New Hampshire.

First Aid for snakebites include rinsing/washing the wound, bandage with slight pressure, keep the bite area below the heart, and seek medical attention.

You can learn more about how to treat outdoor and environmental emergencies in a First Aid class. Feel free to check out our class schedule.

07/16/2025

Buckle up! It only takes a moment and could save your life.

Buckle up for:
✔️ Your family
✔️ Your friends
✔️ Your pets

Buckle Up. Every Trip. Every Time.

07/11/2025

We're hiring! Are you an AHA Instructor looking to pick up some classes in the Greater Seacoast area of NH, ME, and MA? We're looking to hire some Per Diem Instructors to help with upcoming classes.

* Day, evening, and weekend classes
* Lead and assisting instructors
* W2 part-time status
* Use our training equipment, you do not need to provide your own.
* Instructors must set up an additional alignment, but do not need to transfer to our Training Center.

Check out the details at

Do you want to help save lives? Do you want to be part of the chain of survival and helping to train people to help others in an emergency? You can do so by teaching lifesaving skills! We teach people how to save lives, and are looking for instructors to help us to do that! Are you a BLS or First Ai...

07/05/2025

Several Lion's Mane Jellyfish have washed up on New Hampshire and Maine beaches over the past few days. They are the largest jellyfish species and can be as large as 6ft across. You can still be stung if you step on or touch their tentacles even if the jellyfish is no longer alive. Keep pets and children away from them if you see one on the beach.

First Aid for Jellyfish stings include:
* brush away stingers or use tweezers to remove
* flush the area with white vinegar or a slurry of baking soda and water
* rinse or soak in hot water to relieve pain

Most jellyfish stings are painful, not not life-threatening. The best treatment is prevention! Don't pet the jellyfish!

They’re massive, mesmerizing—and still sting after death: What beachgoers should know about lion’s mane jellyfish.