Pre-hospital Emergency Care
$975.00 (incl. GST)
The 3-day PHEC course provides first aiders with advanced knowledge and skills to deliver a high level of first aid in isolated or high-risk outdoor environments where help may be delayed.
- Students must be 18 years or older to attend this course
- Ideal for first aiders who need advanced knowledge to treat patients in more isolated locations before handing them over to ambulance or rescue teams
- There is significant pre-course work required to be completed before attending in-class training. This will be emailed to you once you have registered for the course
- Qualification requirement for an advanced workplace first-aider which will be relevant for 2 years
- Take our PHEC Refresher course within 2 years of completing this course to save costs and time to recertify
- Please read the full course information and eligibility prerequisites before booking
- First aid courses are non-refundable. Please refer to our training terms & conditions.
More Information
The 3-day PHEC course provides first aiders with advanced knowledge and skills to deliver a high level of first aid in isolated or high-risk outdoor environments where help may be delayed.
In this course, our in-depth lessons and scenario-based activities will give you:
- the confidence and skills to use CPR, resuscitation, extrication techniques and immediate, advanced first aid assistance in any situation, especially in isolated locations
- familiarity with common emergency care equipment, airway care, and respiratory support
- the opportunity to discuss special equipment and conditions specific to your workplace
- NZQA unit standard 29321 (level 3, 14 credits)
- a PHEC certificate valid for 2 years upon successful completion
First aid courses are non-refundable. Please refer to our training terms & conditions.
Course Content
(Covers NZQA 29321 level 3, 14 credits)
Recognise and provide pre-hospital care, including:
- Scene and hazard management
- Patient triage/prioritisation
- CPR with equipment such as bag mask ventilation, airway adjuncts and oxygen delivery
- Defibrillator (AED) use
- Patient monitoring and vital signs
- Managing deceased patients
- Medical and trauma conditions
- Moving patients/extrication
Prerequisites & requirements
Attendees must be:
- 18 years or older
- must provide proof that Unit Standards 6400 or 23406, or equivalent, have been achieved or refreshed within the last two years.
- physically capable of kneeling on the floor to do CPR
- able to complete assessments in English
- able to complete significant pre-course work before attending in-class training
- first aid courses are non-refundable - please refer to our Ts & Cs for more details