First Aid Courses BC for Work, Care, and Safety

Her earlier work included serving as a 9-1-1 dispatcher and coordinating non-profit organizations across the Lower Mainland.

Stacey earned a degree in Outdoor Recreation Management from Capilano University. Away from work, she enjoys camping, hiking, swimming, and spending time outdoors with her family.

He later earned a bachelor's degree in Physical Education and Coaching and has worked with student athletes in several settings.

Nick has volunteered in opioid outreach and frontline support in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. He has also coached Special Olympics swimming and minor lacrosse. Outside work, he enjoys the gym, hiking, and outdoor swimming.

After his hockey career ended, he studied kinesiology at the University of British Columbia.

Trevor is now a full-time firefighter. His education, active lifestyle, and emergency response experience support a practical approach to first aid training.

Within the fire department, JT teaches a range of courses that support safe and effective emergency response.

He also serves as a peer support member and contributes to mental health advocacy for emergency services professionals.

Before becoming a professional firefighter, she served as a volunteer firefighter in Sun Peaks, guided whitewater rafting trips around the world, and worked with B.C. Ambulance.

When she is off duty, Erin enjoys spending time with her family in the mountains, at the lake, or near the ocean.

He has volunteered as a soccer coach and supported St. John Ambulance and the Canucks Autism Network.

Away from work, Ryan values time with family and friends, enjoys being outdoors, and is always ready to solve a Rubik's Cube.

Originally from Saskatchewan, she moved west after completing her diploma in Brandon, Manitoba.

Vanessa teaches First Aid and serves as a youth leader. She is qualified to teach Standard First Aid, other Canadian Red Cross programs, the Babysitting Course, and Stay Safe.

His teaching background includes high-angle rope rescue, confined-space rescue, and hazardous materials response.

James has also instructed at the Justice Institute of British Columbia, where he taught Emergency Vehicle Operations and Professional Driving Practices. He enjoys sports and time with family and friends.

He has worked with several first aid organizations and continues to expand his skills as an educator.

Danny brings energy, humour, and an approachable style to class, helping students stay involved while they practise important response skills.

His earlier roles included carpenter and first aid assistant on residential projects, ambulance attendant, sports-event first aid attendant, and coach for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Chris has also completed extensive peer support and mental health first aid training through the fire department. He focuses on helping students feel calmer and more capable when an emergency happens.

Within the fire service, he is an Emergency Vehicle Operator Instructor and a member of the Peer Support team.

Marvon previously studied psychology at UBC and taught English in Japan. Outside work, he is a father of three who coaches and supports his children's community sports.

She began her nursing career in psychiatry before moving into medical and surgical care. She also works in nursing aesthetics.

Outside work, Anita enjoys staying active, watching her favourite shows, and spending time with family and friends.