First Aid, BLS & CPR Certification Classes Taught At Your Turlock Business Or Home

In Home CPR is available seven days a week, including evenings to come to your Turlock business or home.

We offer Red Cross, American Heart Association and ASHI First Aid, CPR and BLS certification classes – as well as pediatric-focused classes for new and expecting parents and caregivers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Turlock, CA CPR Classes

Q: What is the advantage of having a CPR class at my business? Currently, we send our staff to a local classroom in Turlock with scheduled CPR classes.

A: Most of our instructors are EMTs and Paramedics who have years of arriving at businesses via a 911 call. It’s not uncommon for them to find the victim’s co-workers panicking, disorganized and sometimes even arguing about how to help. When company employees do not train together, they’re frequently not on the same page about how to respond. When we come to your Turlock business for a First Aid, CPR or BLS class, we will train your staff how to respond as a group in your office. It’s the best way to prepare your staff to provide First Aid or CPR for a coworker.

Q: Do I need to place a deposit ahead of time to book my Turlock First Aid and/or CPR AED certification class?

A: No deposit is needed to schedule your First Aid and/or CPR AED in Turlock, CA. The cost of your class is determined by the number of people who attend. As you add more people to your class, the overall cost per person will decrease. We bill you after your class with flexible methods of payment: cash, check, direct deposit or credit card. We are available to come to Turlock seven days a week, including evenings. Contact us with a couple of days and start times to work for you, and we will find a day/start time that works for both of us.

Q: I want First Aid training and also want to get a certification at my Turlock business or home. Is that possible?

A: Yes, we teach ASHI and American Red Cross First Aid certification courses in Turlock. People often think CPR and First Aid are the same things, but they aren’t. First Aid training covers many of the everyday medical issues we all deal with: burns, bleeding, falls, asthma, fainting – as well as topics like stroke, seizures and heart attacks. Everyone should take a First Aid class because these are medical issues you’re most likely to encounter.

Q: How long is an Turlock American Heart Association BLS certification valid for?

A: All AHA BLS certification cards last for two years. There are two different ways you can take a BLS renewal certification class. 1) We can come to your Turlock office or home and instruct the entire BLS class. 2) You can do some of the BLS course online ahead of time. Then our instructor comes to you for a BLS “skills session” – the hands-on portion of the class: practicing with the CPR manikins and other BLS training supplies. Both approaches result in the American Heart Association BLS certification. You will receive your BLS certification card the day of your class.

Q: I want an infant CPR class for my family. Do you bring the infant manikins to my Turlock home?

A: Yes, our instructor will bring all of the training equipment, including infant CPR manikins that provide real-time electronic feedback. You only need to provide a space to have our class. It’s an interactive class; questions are encouraged. Your instructor will be a medical professional.

Q: Do babysitters and nannies need the same Turlock Pediatric First Aid & CPR certification as childcare and preschool teachers?

A: They do not. Babysitters and nannies are not regulated by the EMSA – the agency that requires First Aid & CPR AED certifications for licensed childcare facilities in Turlock, CA. However, many parents like the idea that the person caring for their infant, toddler or child has CPR and First Aid training. So if you are coming to homes to take care of children, it could improve your chance of being hired if you can show a First Aid & CPR certification.

Q: I want to get CPR certified, but I heard there is a written test. Is that true?

A: There is no written test to get CPR certified in Turlock. ASHI and American Red Cross CPR certification courses focus on understanding skills via a DVD and the instructor, along with plenty of hands-on practice.

Q: What is the minimum number of people needed to set up a Turlock CPR class at my business or home?

A: There is no minimum number of people needed to set up a First Aid, BLS or CPR class in Turlock with us. The more people you have, the less it will cost per person. We can handle classes of up to about 100 people.

Q: What topics are covered in a Turlock CPR certification class?

A: Turlock CPR training classes are more than just learning CPR. First, you learn to assess a person who needs help and determine if they need CPR. CPR training includes how to do CPR for adults, children and infants. However, you can exclude particular age groups from your CPR training. For example, if the required CPR certification you need only applies to training in adult CPR, you can choose to skip pediatric CPR. The class also includes training to respond to choking and training to use an AED – an Automated External defibrillator.

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