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    Hands-On Safety: Stop the Bleed

    Date: February 13, 2020, 11:30am – 1:00pm
    Organizer:
    GGFHRA Board and Partners: The American College of Surgeons, The Hartford Consensus, UND Medical Students, and NOSHA
    Location:
    Grand Forks Public Works Building
    724 North 47th Street
    Grand Forks, North Dakota 58203

    Lunch for this event will be catered by Hugos. They will provide turkey & ham sandwiches, a garden salad side with ranch/french dressing, and soda/water.
    Price:
    Open to GGFHRA members, NOSHA members, and guests ($10 drop-in fee). Lunch - $10 (payment options: online or at the door)
    Event Type:
    Meeting
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    Register to attend at: http://stopthebleed.evenium.net 

    Event Details

    Program Summary: Stop the Bleed is an initiative with the goal of teaching business leaders, HR professionals, and members of the public bleeding control in the event of life-threatening hemorrhage, including:

    - Learning proper bleeding control techniques
    - How to use your hands to stop the bleeding
    - How to dress wounds and apply a tourniquet

    Speaker

    Kirsten Hager has been involved in emergency medical services since 2011. She started her career as an EMT and progressed to a paramedic in 2013. Kirsten has worked in EMS both in the field and in flight. She is a current UND School of Medicine and Health Science student in her second year on the MD Program.

    This training will be presented by Kirsten Hager with assistance from UND medical students.

    This event is a collaborative effort between the American College of Surgeons, The Hartford Consensus, UND Medical Students, NOSHA, and GGFHRA.

    This presentation is approved for 1.5 recertification credits through SHRM only.

    Lunch for this event will be catered by Hugos.