
WA’s most engaging instructor.
Steve Lewsen is a passionate first aid educator, former ambulance officer, and medical lecturer who has dedicated over 29 years to empowering people with the skills and confidence to save lives. Having personally taught over 50,000 individuals, Steve has built a reputation across Western Australia for delivering engaging, practical, and life-changing first aid training.
With a special focus on first aid for children, Steve’s mission is deeply personal. He has seen firsthand the difference that basic knowledge can make in an emergency — and so have his students. Many have returned with powerful stories, sharing how what they learned in Steve’s course helped prevent tragedy. In several cases, lives were saved.
Steve’s teaching style is anything but ordinary. Known for his vibrant, high-energy presentations, he doesn’t just teach people what to do — he teaches them how to think in a crisis, helping them overcome panic and take effective action. His courses are consistently described as “inspirational,” and attendees leave feeling confident, capable, and prepared.
A trusted voice in the community, Steve has presented over 1,000 free medical seminars across WA and has been featured on numerous media platforms including:
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Channel 7 News, discussing first aid for burns
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Nine News, after a student used his training to save a choking child
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ABC Radio WA & Victoria, where he ran weekly first-aid series credited with saving children’s lives
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The West Australian, featuring a story on another child saved by his course
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6PR Radio, where he was interviewed in 2023 about his impact through teaching
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or simply someone who wants to be ready in an emergency, Steve’s courses offer more than just certification — they offer the confidence to act when it matters most.