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Stop the Bleed Training Course – Bleeding Control Class in Queens, NY

Be prepared to save a life when seconds matter. The Stop the Bleed Training Course at BVAC Rescue Response Training Center in Bayside, Queens, NY gives students practical, hands-on instruction in how to respond to severe bleeding emergencies before professional help arrives.

This course is designed to help participants recognize life-threatening bleeding and take immediate action using proven bleeding-control techniques. Students learn how to apply direct pressure, pack a wound, and use a tourniquet correctly while building confidence through guided hands-on practice and real-world emergency response discussion.

Who Should Attend

Parents and caregivers
Teachers and school staff
Coaches and youth program leaders
Security personnel
Workplace safety teams
Community volunteers
Anyone who wants practical bleeding-control training

What You Will Learn

How to recognize life-threatening bleeding
How to respond quickly and safely in a bleeding emergency
Direct pressure techniques
Wound packing techniques
Tourniquet application
How to stay calm and communicate during an emergency
Hands-on practice to build confidence and skill retention

Why Take This Course

Hands-on emergency training you can use at home, at work, in school, or in public spaces
Practical skills that can make a life-or-death difference before EMS arrives
Ideal for individuals, families, businesses, schools, houses of worship, and community organizations
Professional instruction in a local Queens training center

Course Format

Instructor-led classroom training
Demonstration of bleeding-control techniques
Hands-on skills practice
Scenario-based learning

Looking for Stop the Bleed training in Queens, NYC, or Long Island? Contact BVAC Rescue Response Training Center for upcoming class dates, private group training, and workplace or community class options.

Event Information

Event Date	04-18-2026 12:00 pm
Event End Date	04-18-2026 2:00 pm
Cut Off Date	04-17-2026
Individual Price	49.00
Location	BVAC Rescue Response Training Center

Venue Information - BVAC Rescue Response Training Center

BVAC Rescue Response Training Center
214-29 42nd Ave
Bayside, NY 11361

Please note: We are located on the 2nd floor (no elevator).

Location

Conveniently located in the heart of Bayside, Queens
1 block east of Bell Blvd on 42nd Ave
(Cross streets: Bell Blvd & 214 Place)
Close to public transportation:
- LIRR: Bayside Station
- Bus: Q13, Q31, N20
- About 2 blocks north of Northern Blvd

Parking

Metered street parking on 42nd Ave
- $0.25 per 15 minutes
- 2-hour limit
- Free on Sundays
Bayside Municipal Parking Field: 41st Avenue & 214th Place, Bayside, NY 11361
Free street parking is often available one block past Bell Blvd (east or west)

Important: Do not park in the lot next to our building—vehicles will be towed or may be locked in.

Deposit / Payment Portal Note

If you place a deposit, the checkout process may briefly display the full course price as you’re redirected to the payment portal. Once you arrive at the portal, only the deposit amount will be charged, not the full price.

Agendas

	Stop the Bleed Training Course 1. Welcome and Introduction Time: 10 minutes Content: Brief overview of the course objectives. Importance of bleeding control in emergency situations. Introduction to the instructors and participants. 2. Understanding Severe Bleeding Time: 10 minutes Content: Types of bleeding (arterial, venous, capillary). Recognizing life-threatening bleeding. The "ABCs" of bleeding control: Alert, Bleeding, Compress. 3. Applying Direct Pressure Time: 15 minutes Content: Demonstration of proper hand placement. Use of gauze or cloth to maintain pressure. Practical session: Participants practice applying direct pressure. 4. Wound Packing Techniques Time: 15 minutes Content: When to pack a wound. Step-by-step demonstration of wound packing. Hands-on practice: Participants pack simulated wounds. 5. Tourniquet Application Time: 20 minutes Content: Situations requiring a tourniquet. Demonstration of different types of tourniquets. Proper placement and tightening techniques. Practical session: Participants apply tourniquets on simulated limbs. 6. Special Considerations and Scenarios Time: 10 minutes Content: Bleeding control in different scenarios (e.g., multiple injuries, pediatric patients). Considerations for using improvised tools if standard equipment is unavailable. Q&A session for specific participant questions. 7. Review and Final Practice Time: 10 minutes Content: Recap of key points: ABCs, direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquet use. Final practice session with scenarios combining all skills learned. Opportunity for participants to ask final questions. 8. Course Conclusion and Certification Time: 10 minutes Content: Brief course summary and closing remarks. Information on certification and next steps. Distribution of course materials and certificates. Total Time: 90 minutes This agenda balances lecture, demonstration, and hands-on practice to ensure participants gain confidence in bleeding control techniques. Subject to change.