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Basic Online Class – Stand Alone OR part of Blended Learning Certification
You will have one month after purchase to complete your Online course. The online classes can be completed in as many sessions as you wish. Expect 2.5 hours total to complete the online training assuming you click on all links and watch all videos. Your class includes a PDF of the class book. We recommend that you have the following items handy so you can practice along with the training:
A full-faced helmet
Gloves, gauze, roll gauze, triangular bandage, pen, PACT card.
Optional: CAT tourniquet
Link to Training supplies (www.CPR-1stAid.com)
Completion of Certification
Online training will give you great information but in order to complete your certification, you will need to complete a Hands-On class (200 series Hand’s On) either in person or Virtually. Virtual classes are offered Via Zoom. Both options require a 3-hour class commitment. Virtual classes ALSO require the following set up and supplies:
ASM Student Virtual Classroom Set up and requirements – students
ASM Student supplies – Virtual Hands-on
Upon completion of the Hands-on portion of your blended learning, you will receive a framable certificate with 6.0 CEs and an embroidered patch for your vest or jacket. These patches are ONLY available to those who have completed certification.
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Road Guardian Members receive a $10.00 discount.
Log in to the member’s area and look under Member Discount to see your discount
or, if you are not a member consider joining first and then ordering your class.
Click here to join for only $20.00 and help us achieve our goal of reducing injuries and fatalities to motorcyclists!
Online Advanced Class (Coming Soon – on hold)
Learn how to be a leader at a scene and work side by side with the EMS: advanced airway, roadside medical concerns, assisting the EMS with extrication, recognition, and treatment of injuries, femoral traction, detailed head to toe assessment, one person helmet removal, and how to recognize critical incident stress.