Adult, Child & Infant CPR & AED First Aid Training

Description

The purpose of the CPR/AED program is to train lay rescuers to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, children and infants until more advanced medical personnel take over. This program is a combined CPR and AED program designed specifically for laypeople. 

Participants will receive a two-year certification upon completion of this course. 

Note: Given the highly interactive nature of this training, a formal lunch break will not be taken. There will be snacks and beverages available throughout the training, but participants should plan for their own lunch after the training. 

This training is capped at 10 people, a requirement of the American Safety and Health Institute. Additional trainings are being offered on June 13 and June 21. 

Audience

Nonprofit program staff, Operations Managers, or anyone responsible for organizational safety

Presenter

Zachary Davis is a CPR/AED trainer for the Center for Occupational Environmental Health Promotion at the UNM School of Medicine.