Askthesafetyman.com now provides CPR for the Professional Rescuer and Healthcare Provider classes in the Temecula and Riverside County areas. Our CPR for the Professional Rescuer and Healthcare Provider class is taught to the American Red Cross National Standards and is equivalent to the American Heart Association's BLS - Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers course.
EMT's, lifeguards, firefighters and trainers all have a duty to respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies until more advanced medical personnel can take over. From assessing needs and making decisions to providing care, this program provides the skills you need through lecture, discussion, video and hands-on training based on real-life rescue scenarios. Course covers adults, children and infants.
Certification Test Required: YES
Curriculum Used: American Red Cross 2010 - CPR / AED for the Professional Rescuer and Healthcare Provider
Passing Score: Minimum passing score is 84% on all exams
Training Certification Valid for: 2 years
Certification Cards: Provided at the Conclusion of training after successfully completing course, passing written and hands-on skills tests.
Red Cross / AHA Logos on Certification Cards: NO
Course length: Approximately 5.5 hours
Dress Code: Comfortable, lose fitting clothing is recommended. Participants will be on the floor practicing many skills.
Lunch Break Provided: NO
Rest Breaks: YES
Askthesafetyman.com provides rescue training in Temecula in CPR / AED for the Professional Rescuer and Healthcare Provider classes are taught to the American Red Cross National Standards and are equivalent to the American Heart Association's BLS - Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers. Please note that no relationship exists between Askthesafetyman.com and the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association, therefor neither agencies logos will appear on certification cards.
Participants are advised to check with employers or schools to verify that national standards program established by the American Red Cross is acceptable and that specific agency logos are not required on participant's certification cards before registering for this training.
Why isn't the class "accredited" by American Heart Association or Red Cross?
It is important to understand that neither the American Heart Association nor the American Red Cross are government agencies and as such do not have the authority to "accredit" any other providers CPR courses. Temecula CPR's training meets and exceeds minimum requirements established by most States' licensing boards as well as standards recommended by the International Guidelines Conference on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC), ILCOR, and OSHA. Temecula CPR's hands-on skills practice times are longer than that of both the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross providing participants more hands-on time with manikins and equipment to begin developing necessary muscle memory. We use the exact same training materials, we simply do not charge participants for the use of the AHA and ARC logos on course certification cards.
