Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Recertification Course

Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Recertification Course

Renew Your Certification & Stay Licensing-Compliant with Delta First Safety

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Important Notice for Registration 

💥 50% Deposit to Register – EMR Courses Only!
Secure your spot with just a 50% deposit – valid only for EMR courses.
Use code DEPOSIT at checkout.

If you are registering on behalf of someone else or purchasing multiple seats, please provide the full names and email addresses of all attendees in the “Special Instructions” section at checkout.

This ensures that each participant receives timely communication and access to any required course materials in advance.

Incomplete or incorrect details may delay access to the course. We appreciate your cooperation!

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Course Overview: EMR Recertification

This course is intended for individuals who currently hold a valid (or recently expired) Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) certification and are looking to renew their credentials for another 3 years.

The recertification also includes the BC EMALB Scope of Practice Schedule 1 & 2 update, which is required for licensing through BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) and Fire Services.

Delta First Safety’s Recertification course provides 40 hours of focused training, with both classroom review and hands-on practice of critical skills and updated protocols.

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Why Choose Delta First Safety for Recertification?

• Expert-led refresher training tailored to real-world emergency scenarios

• Updated instruction on BC Scope of Practice protocols (Schedule 1 & 2)

• Scenario-based skill reviews and re-evaluations

• In-depth discussions and Q&A with experienced EMR instructors

• Fast-track your renewal while meeting all EMALB licensing requirements

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Course Content Includes Refresher & Updates On:

• Patient Assessments (Medical & Trauma)

• Airway Management & Oxygen Therapy

• Circulatory Emergencies & Shock Management

• Trauma Care (Soft Tissue, Musculoskeletal, Spinal, Chest, etc.)

• Medical Emergencies and Chronic Conditions

• Special Populations & Obstetric Emergencies

• Mental Health & Crisis Intervention

• Pharmacology & Medications (as per Schedule 1 & 2)

• Scene Safety, Patient Transport, and Documentation

• BC EMALB Scope of Practice Schedule 1 & 2 Update

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Who Should Take This Course?

• Individuals with a valid or recently expired (within grace period) EMR certification

• Licensed EMRs needing to maintain EMALB compliance

• Firefighters, first responders, and remote medics looking to keep active licensure

• Industrial or community-based responders needing to renew Red Cross EMR credentials

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Prerequisites:

• Proof of a current or recently expired EMR certification (Red Cross or equivalent recognized by the Paramedic Association of Canada)

• Prior completion of full EMR course

• Standard First Aid with CPR C (recommended)

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Completion Requirements:

To successfully recertify, participants must:

• Attend 100% of the recertification course (40 hours total)

• Demonstrate all critical skills to the required standard

• Pass two evaluated scenarios (1 trauma, 1 medical)

• Score minimum 75% on the written exam

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Certification Awarded:

• ✅ 3-Year Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Recertification

• ✅ BC EMALB Scope of Practice Schedule 1 & 2 Update Completion

• ✅ Digital certificate issued upon successful completion

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Course Location:

📍 7311 Vantage Way #106, Delta, BC V4G 1C9

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To Register or Learn More:

📞 604-841-5220
📧 SJY.deltafirstsafety@gmail.com

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Participant Materials:

• Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care for Professional Responders Textbook
  (You may bring your original copy or request a replacement)

• Optional: Refresher Workbook available upon request

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After You Recertify: Licensing in BC

Once recertified, you can:

• Maintain or renew your EMA license with the EMALB

• If required, schedule your BC licensing exam evaluations (written + practical)

• Ensure you continue to meet current Schedule 1 & 2 Scope of Practice standards

👉 Visit the BC EMALB website for updated licensing policies and renewal procedures.

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Career Continuity for Recertified EMRs:

Stay qualified for positions with:

• BC Emergency Health Services / BCEHS

• Fire Departments (municipal & volunteer)

• Remote Industrial Emergency Response Teams

• Search and Rescue, Ski Patrol, and Event Medical Teams

• Security & Law Enforcement Support

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Don’t Let Your Certification Lapse

The EMR Recertification course is the fastest way to stay current, stay licensed, and stay confident in your skills.

Seats are limited — register now to maintain your EMR status and BC licensing eligibility.