Fiona Curney is a dedicated and compassionate registered nurse with a deep passion for teaching and educating others in the healthcare field. With her extensive experience in nursing, Fiona recognized her natural ability to convey information effectively, enabling her patients, fellow nurses, and healthcare personnel to understand complex concepts with ease. Her passion for teaching became evident as she was frequently sought after to share her knowledge and expertise.

Motivated by the desire to make a difference and enhance the preparedness of individuals in emergency situations, Fiona established the Emergency and Safety Institute (E.A.S.I). As the owner and operator, she oversees the institute's operations and ensures that the highest standards of education and training are maintained.

At E.A.S.I, we have assembled a team of experienced registered nurses who share her passion for teaching and patient care. These educators bring their expertise, practical experience, and dedication to providing comprehensive and hands-on training to individuals from various backgrounds. The main goal of the Emergency and Safety Institute is early intervention. We believe that prompt action and timely intervention can significantly improve patient outcomes in emergency situations. Through our training programs, E.A.S.I aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to intervene effectively, providing critical care when it matters most. We emphasize the significance of education in preventing emergencies and reducing their effects, living by the motto "Education is the best key to prevention." E.A.S.I strives to spread awareness and knowledge, empowering individuals to take proactive steps toward preventing accidents, responding to emergencies, and promoting overall safety and well-being. Our unwavering commitment to education, early intervention, and prevention drives the mission of the Emergency and Safety Institute, ensuring that individuals receive top-quality training that prepares them to confidently respond in emergency situations.