Learn how to recognize and stop life-threatening bleeding in this essential community training program.
Thu, 12 Nov 2026
UCHealth Parkview Medical Center Pueblo , Colorado
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The Stop the Bleed program at UCHealth Parkview Medical Center is a vital community initiative designed to empower individuals with the skills to save lives. In emergency situations, preventable death can occur before professional responders arrive. This training teaches participants how to recognize life-threatening bleeding and apply effective techniques to control it. Join our trauma team for this hands-on session and become prepared to act decisively when every second counts in a medical emergency.
What to Expect
Practical instruction on how to use bleeding control kits and manual pressure techniques to manage severe injuries.
Who Should Attend
General public
Teachers
Coaches
Community members
First aid enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The session covers the basics of bleeding control, including the use of tourniquets and pressure dressings.
Venue & Address
UCHealth Parkview Medical Center
400 W 16th St Pueblo , Colorado – 81003 United States
Organizer
UCHealth Parkview Medical Center · Healthcare
UCHealth Parkview Medical Center provides comprehensive medical services and community health education in Pueblo.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stop the Bleed?
It is a national program that teaches people how to stop severe bleeding.
Do I need prior medical training?
No, this course is designed for the general public.
Where is the training held?
At UCHealth Parkview Medical Center.
Is there a cost?
Please check the UCHealth events page for registration and fee details.
How long is the session?
The session duration is typically provided upon registration.
Why should I attend?
To gain the confidence and skills to potentially save a life in an emergency.
Tags
Health
Training
Pueblo
Safety
First Aid
UCHealth
Summary
A life-saving training program teaching participants how to control severe bleeding in emergency situations.