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Frequently Asked Questions
Who should take Stop The Bleed Training?
This course is recommended for employees, volunteers, school staff, church teams, coaches, facilities teams, public-facing employees and community responders who may need to help during a severe bleeding emergency.
How long is the course?
Stop The Bleed Training is typically about 1 to 2 hours. Timing may vary based on group size, discussion, hands-on practice and site-specific procedures.
Does this course include hands-on practice?
Yes, hands-on practice is typically part of the course format. Participants may practice direct pressure, wound packing and tourniquet use.
Is this course only for medical professionals?
No. Stop The Bleed Training is designed for non-medical responders as well as workplace, school, church, community and public-facing teams.
Can Heartbeat train our team onsite?
Yes. Onsite group training is available for workplaces, schools, churches, clinics, childcare teams, industrial teams, facilities teams and community organizations.
Can this course be combined with other safety training?
Yes. Many organizations combine Stop The Bleed Training with First Aid, CPR, AED, Fire Extinguisher, Bloodborne Pathogens or MIOSHA-related training.
Do participants receive documentation?
Participants may receive completion documentation or a participation record depending on the training format and organization needs.
Should our organization have bleeding control kits?
Bleeding control kits can support emergency readiness when staff or volunteers are trained to use them. Heartbeat can discuss kit awareness and training needs during scheduling.
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