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Preparation includes preserving life
HSI emergency-care courses taught within Wesley Brown’s current Level 2 Instructor Trainer authorization, with course selection matched to the learner, workplace, and required response role.
HSI course catalog
Courses may be delivered in the approved classroom or blended format available for that program. Final duration, prerequisites, skills evaluations, written testing, certification eligibility, and client-specific regulatory requirements are confirmed before scheduling.
Foundational care
Prepares participants to recognize and provide initial care for common sudden illnesses and injuries until professional help takes over.
Designed for: Employees, families, volunteers, and designated workplace responders.
Cardiac response
Builds the skills and confidence to respond when an adult is unresponsive, not breathing normally, choking, or experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.
Designed for: Workplaces, churches, community groups, and the general public.
All-age response
Extends CPR, AED, and choking-response skills across adult, child, and infant emergencies, including the important differences in care.
Designed for: Families, schools, childcare staff, coaches, churches, and mixed-age workplaces.
Combined certification
Combines first aid with CPR, AED, and choking care in one coordinated program. Adult-only and all-ages configurations are available when authorized and appropriate.
Designed for: Clients seeking a broad, practical emergency-care course for personnel or community members.
Children and infants
Focuses on recognizing and managing emergencies involving children and infants, with skills appropriate for people responsible for their care.
Designed for: Childcare providers, educators, coaches, youth leaders, parents, and caregivers.
Professional-level resuscitation
Develops high-quality resuscitation skills for healthcare personnel and professional responders who may work alone or as part of a team.
Designed for: Healthcare providers, first responders, and personnel whose duties require BLS-level training.
Expanded workplace response
Provides substantially more depth than basic first aid for responders expected to manage a wider range of illnesses and injuries before EMS arrives.
Designed for: Corporate emergency-response teams, security personnel, and designated occupational responders.
Delayed professional care
Addresses emergency care when distance, terrain, weather, or limited communications may delay access to professional responders.
Designed for: Outdoor leaders, guides, camps, remote workers, and preparedness-minded groups.
Severe hemorrhage
Provides detailed, hands-on instruction for controlling severe external bleeding when rapid action is critical.
Designed for: Security teams, emergency-response personnel, workplaces, campuses, churches, and public-event staff.
Exposure prevention
Explains how occupational exposure can occur and how to reduce risk when blood or other potentially infectious materials may be present.
Designed for: Employees, responders, custodial staff, childcare personnel, and anyone with reasonably anticipated exposure.
Supplemental emergency care
Prepares trained responders to handle emergency oxygen equipment safely and use approved delivery devices within their role and authorization.
Designed for: First-aid responders, aquatic and fitness personnel, response teams, and organizations maintaining oxygen equipment.
Youth safety and caregiving
Gives teens and young adults practical guidance for safe, responsible babysitting and caring for younger family members.
Designed for: Teens, young adults, youth organizations, and family members responsible for younger children.
Program authorization matters. CDS offers only the HSI programs covered by the instructor’s current authorization and the Training Center’s approved program access. Course requirements and certification are governed by the current HSI curriculum and applicable client or regulatory requirements.
Evaluate your ability to begin responsible care
This private check considers training, emergency communication, equipment, access, practice, and the needs of the people being served. Answers remain on your device and should not include names, diagnoses, medication details, medical histories, or other private health information.
Medical emergencies develop quickly. Consider whether the people in your home or organization have the training, equipment, and confidence to begin appropriate care while professional help is on the way.
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Optional private follow-up
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