Emergency First Response Instructor – Teach Others to Save Lives
Want to do more than respond in an emergency? Ready to teach others how to stay calm, act quickly, and make a difference when it counts? The Emergency First Response (EFR) Instructor course empowers you to train others in CPR, First Aid, and emergency care using a proven, performance-based approach.
Why Become an EFR Instructor?
- Help others become confident responders in medical emergencies
- Build your teaching and presentation skills in a hands-on environment
- Qualify to teach Primary Care (CPR), Secondary Care (First Aid), CPR & AED, and Care for Children courses
- Enhance your credentials as a dive professional or safety educator
- Expand your teaching offerings — EFR is required for Rescue Diver and professional PADI courses
What You’ll Learn
- How to structure and deliver EFR training sessions effectively
- Adult learning principles and motivation techniques
- How to run hands-on CPR and First Aid practice sessions
- Scenario-based instruction and performance evaluation
- Best practices for organizing, marketing, and delivering EFR courses in your community or business
What’s Included
- Instructor-level training in all four core EFR courses
- Multimedia presentations and hands-on classroom assignments
- Practice teaching and scenario evaluations
- EFR Instructor certification upon successful completion
- Marketing strategies and course setup guidance
What You Can Teach
- Primary Care (CPR)
- Secondary Care (First Aid)
- CPR & AED
- Care for Children
- *Additional regional workplace compliance courses may require extra training*
Prerequisites
To enroll, you must:
- Be at least 18 years old
- Have completed CPR and First Aid training within the last 24 months
- OR be a currently practicing medical professional (e.g., EMT, Paramedic, Nurse, Physician)
Start Teaching Today
This course is perfect for dive professionals, school staff, community educators, and anyone looking to make a difference through emergency preparedness training.
Start your journey as an emergency care instructor — and help others gain the skills that save lives.