Become a Community First Responder
A CFR is a person trained to a minimum level of basic life support in CPR and the use of an AED/defibrillator, who attends a potentially life threatening emergency such as a cardiac arrest, heart attack, stroke or choking. Contact cfr@hse.ie today.
OUR SERVICES
We Love Serving Our Local Community
First Responder teams are engrained in the communities all across Ireland, they are run entirely by volunteers with Support from the National Ambulance Service. These community schemes offer services such as:
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We will highlight events which will be relevant to CFR groups.
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Whatever your background, there’s a place for you in the National Ambulance Service!
We have open opportunities for student paramedics and a diverse and welcoming team who will make you feel at home!
Go to https://t.co/qwrp5aMViq, click apply and search Ambulance🚑 https://t.co/SAShcm1cxL
We have open opportunities for student paramedics and a diverse and welcoming team who will make you feel at home!
Go to https://t.co/qwrp5aMViq, click apply and search Ambulance🚑 https://t.co/SAShcm1cxL
Our Community Engagement Team joined by a NAS tactical manager as well as members of CFR schemes and voluntary agencies to deliver this important course.
This will ultimately contribute to an increased emergency preparedness on Islands off the West coast of Ireland. @RQuinlan999 https://t.co/qIoxngXAaH
This will ultimately contribute to an increased emergency preparedness on Islands off the West coast of Ireland. @RQuinlan999 https://t.co/qIoxngXAaH
Interested in a career as a registered Paramedic? Our Paramedic course is a degree level programme and takes three years. We are currently looking for candidates to join a panel to take up available places at the NAS College.
Apply here: https://t.co/0ZokGrwgKa https://t.co/cskl0CzEnO
Apply here: https://t.co/0ZokGrwgKa https://t.co/cskl0CzEnO
CFR Ireland Twitter
#CheckCallCompressShock
For international #RestartAHeart
week, we are delighted to be promoting the message from the Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Strategy with all our partners.
Check.
Call.
Compress.
Shock. https://t.co/ZEc8LljVss
For international #RestartAHeart
week, we are delighted to be promoting the message from the Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Strategy with all our partners.
Check.
Call.
Compress.
Shock. https://t.co/ZEc8LljVss
Thanks to @LifelineIreland Ambulance Service Education for donating a place on an EMT course in any of their locations around Ireland which was won by Linda Brennan Oranmore CFR presented by Gearóid O Cinneide #Respond2022 https://t.co/DH4iigWoQN
Thanks to First Aid Supplies for donating a Beneheart Backpack which was won by Laura Filtness Mullingar CFR presented by JP Maloney #Resond2022 https://t.co/DSBIDdRjEb
PHECC Twitter
Congratulations to @tracyniks, College of Paramedics UK Chief Executive @paramedicsuk and paramedic on the award of OBE in new year honours. Great to see recognition of paramedicine.
Day 1 of New Examiner Induction today in Portlaoise. Practical and engaging sessions and exciting to meet so many new people. https://t.co/IThTkUDexq
#MedSafetyWeek 7th-13th November designed to raise awareness of importance of reporting side effects from medicines.
Help by raising awareness of the importance of reporting suspected side effects. Every report counts:
https://t.co/2aSYXEYSjL
#ReportSideEffects #PatientSafety https://t.co/YDCRSNu3Uh
Help by raising awareness of the importance of reporting suspected side effects. Every report counts:
https://t.co/2aSYXEYSjL
#ReportSideEffects #PatientSafety https://t.co/YDCRSNu3Uh