American Safety

09/03/2023

Save the date for our annual open house. September 30th 10am - 1pm! There will be station tours, games, food, fire apparatus demonstrations and more!

05/04/2023

02/17/2021

ACLS Renewal this Friday February 19th 9am Alvarado Hospital.
To register call: 619-270-7241 or email: 4americansafetyemt@gmail.com.

01/02/2021

Happy New Year! Thank you to all the hard working essential workers putting yourself out there everyday, especially my brother Steve Slaff.

11/11/2020

To all who served, continue to serve and our fearless leader, thank you.

09/08/2020

05/19/2020

We are providing all of our courses, AHA, NAEMT, ASHI. Our priorty is all of you therefore we practice the CDC and AHA guidelines with Social Distancing, PPE, and Manikin decontamination. We are here for training and safety!
We are teaching at Alvarado Hospital, our office in Santee, as well as all the wonderful companies, surgery centers, medical facilites, and military installments that we normally teach at.
American Safety is celebrating its 25th year! We strive for excellence, the best training, and personal experience for all of our clients and instructors.
Thank you for trusting in us all of these years.

03/31/2020

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: National Doctors' Day is a day celebrated to recognize the contributions of physicians to individual lives & communities.

Today more than ever, during this very difficult & unprecedented time we need to stop & thank those who are at the front line in this war, along with their nurses who've sacrificed their lives & families to help ours & our families.

Thank you for the hardwork of our doctors & healthcare workers who keep our communities safe.

03/31/2020

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: What's the difference between 9-1-1 & 2-1-1?

Please help reduce COVID-19 exposure to first responders. We urge the public to limit unnecessary contact with first responders as the coronavirus continues to spread across the state. Anyone worried they or their loved ones may be exposed to or suffering from COVID-19 should know the difference between 911 & 211 calls.

911 is not necessary for stable people with flu-like symptoms. Please use 211 to get advice of the best and quickest methods for yourself individually.

If your condition warrants an emergency response, they will advise you to contact 911. As always, for life-threatening injuries/illnesses call 911 immediately.

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☎ Call 2-1-1

🔸 211sandiego.org

03/18/2020

🙌🏼 PSA for the day. I have heard it said many times that health care workers are making jokes and not taking COVID 19 serious. I would like to bring 4 facts to your attention.

First, to work in healthcare, you must have a sick/dark sense of humor - sorry it’s just a requirement. And if you aren’t one of us, you don’t understand.

Second, just because we aren’t buying 50 cases of TP and fighting over the last can of Lysol at our local Walmart, it doesn’t mean we aren’t preparing. Actually, we go to work daily not knowing what diseases we may come in contact with.....So infection prevention and standard precautions are part of our everyday life.

Third, when has mass hysteria helped any situation? Maybe we are trained to stay calm, cool, and collected in stressful situations.

Last but not least, while everyone is concerned about travel bans, government enforced quarantines, and being out of school/work for who knows how long, who do you think will still be allowed and required to go to work?

You guessed it -Healthcare workers. So please don’t judge us. We may be your MA, CNA, LPN, RN, NP, PA, MD, EMT, RT, CRNA, or any of the other many disciplines it takes to make the health care world go round. That is all, now go wash your hands. 😷🧼🚰🏨

If you work in health care please copy and paste to your status!

****And to all the other people having to go to work to keep everyone safe and power running, water flowing.....it really takes everyone trying your best!****

Thank you 🙏🏽

01/24/2020

The "outlet challenge" on social media is causing fire officials to issue warnings to parents of teens.

12/31/2019

Wishing everyone a prosperous New Years!
Thank you to all who serve and are working hard this New Years!