Pharmacists
Resus Nelson is able to provide NZ Resuscitation Council Basic Life Support = NZQA unit Standard 6402 for ongoing CPR accreditation every 3 years.
Individual pharmacists who are immunising are required to attend a Resuscitation course for vaccinators or CORE Immediate course if they use oxygen and airway adjuncts as part of their emergency equipment. Accreditation every 2 years
Content of the course meets the standard required for the National Immunisation Handbook Appendix A4.2- Resuscitation requirements for all authorised vaccinators and pharmacist vaccinators please click here to follow the link for more information on the policy.
For more information please see Pharmacy council first aid policy please click here
Pricelist for CPR training per person
| CPR Level | Cost | + GST | Total |
| Basic Life Support | $80.00 | $12:00 | $92:00 |
| Resuscitation Training for Vaccinators | $140.00 | $21:00 | $161:00 |
| CORE Immediate | $200.00 | $30:00 | $230:00 |
Scenario Training
We also deliver practice-based scenarios, supporting the pharmacy team in responding appropriately within your workplace to an emergency and aiming towards improved patient care.
Guide Pricelist for scenario training: Per person
| Scenario Type | Cost | +GST | Total |
| Workplace Scenario | $50.00 | $7.50 | $57.50 |
| Construction Scenario | $60.00 | $9.00 | $69.00 |
Medical Emergency Scenarios: Health Professionals
Please allow a minimum of 1.5 hours.
| Group size | Cost | +GST | Total |
| Up to 6 people | $210.00 | $31.50 | $241.50 |
| 7-12 people | $390.00 | $58.50 | $448.50 |
| 13-18 people | $570.00 | $85.50 | $655.00 |
| More than 18 | Please discuss |
Please contact us for an inquiry into scenario-based training for your team.
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Testimonial
The guys had a great morning today with the lovely ladies from Resus. We had two groups of nine with 2-3 first aiders in each group, the ladies then went on to explain DRSABCD and then on to two scenarios involving trauma and a collapse, whilst telling us some interesting stories.- James Riordan - Site Manager / Gibbons Construction Ltd
The environment that we did it in was great as subbies and other workers were still working in the area so it made it a real world scenario with distractions you would have before the hooter is sounded.The guys had nothing but great feedback and praise towards the training and everyone learnt some valuable tools to use in the event that we have an accident on site that requires some first aid. More so now that everyone has had a chance to learn and not just the guys put on the normal first aid courses.
Another point the guys made was the benefits of having the training outdoors and onsite rather than in a air conditioned class room with all the paper work which not everyone learns easily from.
The ladies did talk about a certificate they could give out to those that attended and we could file that under everyone's competency records.
All in all very beneficial for the guys and anyone working at the hospice and for those out of work scenarios where we need some knowledge on first aid.