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MFR program recognized by the Canadian Red Cross
ALTA Paramedic Health's Medical First Response (MFR) program has been honoured for the 3rd year in a row for its role in facilitating medical training in Alberta.
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2026 National Indigenous Peoples Month
National Indigenous Peoples Month is celebrated in June. The events hosted throughout the month allow time to recognize and appreciate the cultures and stories of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples across this land.
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High performance CPR continues to expand through MFR program
High performance CPR continues to be rolled out among MFR agencies throughout Alberta. In total, 316 members representing 124 services have been provided the train-the-trainer session.
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Medical First Response (MFR) agencies in Alberta such as fire departments and other community based volunteer groups, share a valuable role in the care of patients before they arrive at a hospital. MFRs are key partners with ALTA Paramedic Health (ALTA) that provide timely aid to patients and assist paramedics when requested. ALTA has a responsibility to ensure patient care is delivered safely and is committed to ensuring responders are trained, prepared and supported to deliver that care. ALTA and the Government of Alberta, in collaboration with an expert advisory panel have established a provincial model for Medical First Response. The Alberta MFR Program includes:
NOTE: ALTA does not offer certification training for people that are interested in becoming Medical First Responders. Check with the organization you wish to join (i.e. local fire dept.) to confirm the training and certifications that they require. For more information please explore the MFR portal and contact us by clicking here or email mfr@emergencyhealthservices.ca. Latest News
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