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OHEP-HTC-20261019-MARO - Stop the Bleed

Long Island Jewish Medical Center


Stop the Bleed Monday, October 19th, 2026, 9:00am to 12:00pm. Location: Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Teaching Center Room 2 270-05 76th Ave. New Hyde Park, NY 11040
Section DateStart TimeEnd Time
Monday, October 19, 20269:00 AM12:00 PM

Course Description

The American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed program is a nationwide campaign that provides the public with the basic skills necessary to control life-threatening bleeding. This course teaches participants how to recognize life-threatening bleeding, how to apply direct pressure, how to pack wounds, and how to properly apply a tourniquet. The goal is to empower individuals to act quickly and effectively in emergency situations, potentially saving lives before professional help arrives. The course is typically short, hands-on, and led by trained instructors. It's based on tactical combat casualty care techniques initially developed for the military but adapted for civilian use in a variety of settings.

Target Audience

  • First Responders/Law Enforcement
  • Teachers and School Staff
  • Security Personnel
  • Community Groups
  • Businesses and Corporations
  • General Public
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You are registered for the Stop the Bleed course on Monday, October 19th, 2026 from 9:00am to 12:00pm.

Location:

Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Teaching Center Room 2

270-05 76th Ave.

New Hyde Park, NY 11040

Course Description

The American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed program is a nationwide campaign that provides the public with the basic skills necessary to control life-threatening bleeding. This course teaches participants how to recognize life-threatening bleeding, how to apply direct pressure, how to pack wounds, and how to properly apply a tourniquet. The goal is to empower individuals to act quickly and effectively in emergency situations, potentially saving lives before professional help arrives. The course is typically short, hands-on, and led by trained instructors. It's based on tactical combat casualty care techniques initially developed for the military but adapted for civilian use in a variety of settings.

Target Audience

  • First Responders/Law Enforcement
  • Teachers and School Staff
  • Security Personnel
  • Community Groups
  • Businesses and Corporations
  • General Public