No, we do not offer any courses. We have a directory listing on our website which has information on your local CPR & first aid training facilities. We also have a CPR & first aid training resource guide which is to be used as a reference guide for individuals trained in CPR & First Aid.

Yes! We are an affiliate of Safety Campus.com. They have an excellent online First Aid and CPR certification course that complements our class! You can do your CPR coursework online and then go into a testing center to do the "dummy" breathing part of the class. For more information, click here. See similar questions...

Many organizations offer these courses, including the Red Cross, Life Support Systems, and the America Heart Association. See Regulation of Body Art, Section 5.6(b). See similar questions...

Any First Aid and CPR course that is on the U.S. Coast Guard's approved list is accepted by US SAILING. You can view the list at the Coast Guard's website. To update your records, we need emailed, mailed or faxed copies of your cards or license. See similar questions...

Yes, all fulltime staff are certified in CPR and First Aid and many of our part-time staff have these certifications. See similar questions...

Yes. MTFR offers a variety of American Heart Association CPR courses to the public throughout the year. If you’re interested in a class, contact us and we can set one up. There is a minimal per person fee for a class. See similar questions...

Yes, we offer Heartsaver CPR (Child, Infant and Adult) and Standard First Aid. The cost is $20 per person, per class. Please see the First Aid & CPR Training Page for more information. See similar questions...

Yes, every 2 months we offer a free NLP Business Seminar as an introduction to NLP.  The Seminar is designed to take away any barriers that are stopping you becoming involved in NLP and the life changing effect it could have on you or your business. See similar questions...

No, we do not, however should you have a specific product in mind please feel free to contact us, we may have access to the product through our suppliers. See similar questions...

Yes. TWYLA will certify each staff member in both Child CPR and first aid, and provide the necessary recurring training. Home | About Us | Contact Us | Curriculum | Programs | Parents | Foundation | Tour | Enroll | FAQ's | Employment See similar questions...

Many OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and state agencies are requiring first aid, CPR or AED training for specific occupations. Anyone transporting hazardous materials, workers that enter a confined space, construction workers, captains on vessels for hire, some schoolteachers and athletic coaches and day care employees are just a few examples. OSHA mandates some specific industries to train up to 20% of their employees in CPR and First Aid. See similar questions...

While these certifications are not required to be considered for a staff position, they do add credibility to an application. We train all our staff in pre-camp with a basic level of first aid and safety training, but we like to have a large group of previously certified staff that we can count on in an emergency. Therefore these certifications will only help you in the application process. See similar questions...

Examples of organizations that meet the established criteria are: Safety Team members, First Aid providers, Nursing Care facilities, Medical assistants, Doctors Offices, facilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Home Health Care workers, Hospitals and Outpatient facilities, Tissue Banks, Hospice facilities, General Dentistry, Medical Laboratories, Orthodontic and Oral Surgery facilities, Janitorial workers, Housekeepers, Laundry Attendants, Human labs, Sanitation workers, Plumbers, Industrial. See similar questions...

Yes, as long as the training includes CPR for infants and children. (This is the standard used by the CA Commission on Teacher Credentialing.) See similar questions...

Yes. Emergency University's CPR & AED medical training programs are accredited by the American Safety and Health Institute, and recognized nationwide. See similar questions...

Yes. An article in the Annals of Emergency Medicine (34(6):730, December 1999) titled "Simple CPR: a randomized, controlled trial of video self-instructional cardiopulmonary resuscitation in an African American Church Congregation" by Todd, K. et al, demonstrated that a 34-minute instructional video tape program produced CPR skills in 40 percent of the study group compared to 16 percent of the group that received a 4-hour American Heart Association classroom-based training session. See similar questions...

Yes! MFRI offers CPR and first aid classes several times a year. The courses are usually held at MFRI Headquarters but arrangements can be made to hold the courses at your office. Contact Scott Wood at (301) 226-9951. See similar questions...

Short Course on Gene Microarray Development and Analysis: Approaches to Heart, Lung, Blood and Sleep Disorders Offered April 17-22 and again November 6-11. 16 participants. Organizers: John Quackenbush, Ph.D., and Norman Lee, Ph.D., The Institute for Genomic Research; Gary Churchill, Ph.D., Martin Ringwald, Ph.D., and John B. Macauley, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory This workshop provides intensive hands-on training in the preparation and analysis of gene chips. See similar questions...

We have 60 core courses and we can develop custom online training courses. Web safety training is only part of our complete loss prevention program. See our risk management tools for more information. See similar questions...

Yes, we run EROL Training Courses approximately every 10 weeks from our traingin facility in Brighton, East Sussex. There are two one-day courses available: a Standard Day Course introducing you to the basics of EROL and getting hands-on experience building an EROL store from start to finish, and an Advanced Day Course aimed at more experienced EROL users and design professionals looking to get the most out of their stores with in-depth. You can attend one or both of these day courses. See similar questions...