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Stop The Bleed

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Course Details

Sep 13, 2026 – Sep 13, 2026 | Cuba, NY, USA

2 Hours: 0 Online + 2 In-Person

Price: FREE

LISTING ID: L5127

Course Description

Overview

Learn the crucial skills you need to respond effectively to severe bleeding emergencies until help arrives.

What You'll Learn

  • Understand the types of bleeding (arterial, venous, capillary) and how to identify severe bleeding
  • Learn how to use cloths or bandages to apply pressure directly to the wound
  • How to pack wounds with gauze to control severe bleeding, when direct pressure isn't enough
  • When and how to apply tourniquets to control severe arterial bleeding from limbs
  • How to recognize and provide first aid for signs of potentially life-threatening shock
  • Practice techniques using realistic scenarios and manikins to gain confidence and skill in controlling bleeding

Includes

  • A certificate of completion

Instructor's Note

This class is being offered through the Peiffer Nature Center and the Town of Cuba Ambulance Service, located outside Cuba, NY.

This class been designed to offer Stop The Bleed to hikers and bikers who participate on the wooded trails; especially, in Western New York.


Meet Your Training Team

This course is offered by Linda Botens.

Linda Botens is a certified NYS EMT for over 20 years, a training officer for EMS, a NYS PECC Coordinator, a CME Coordinator, an EMS Charts Administrator, a certified AHA CPR/AED/First Aid, an ACS and DOD Stop the Bleed instructor, an instructor for the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary for first aid and boat safety, and now a Survival Med Hybrid Wilderness First Aid Instructor.

Linda Botens