I have my lifeguard card (Lifeguarding/First Aid)
and my CPR card just says "CPR - Adult", whereas my old card said "CPR for the professional rescuer" Is it...
well it depends where you lifeguard... for a neighborhood it would be fine but for like a park you need the professional CPR/AED card...
I took First Aid/ Personal Safety a few years ago (2 to be exact) and I was first aid and CPR certified through that class.
I was wondering how long you are CPR certified for?
I can't remember what was written on my card, which has...
Every 2 years, in the USA.
I am very confidant and good a speaking in stressful situations or in front of people and I am not easily talked out of or into things. I love nature with a passion and have been aspiring for this job for some time. Next year will be the Sounds good to me, but I am no professional. You can always ask University representatives about this stuff, try doing that. You'll probably learn more about the position in your...
I'm starting an in home daycare in a very wealthy area. I have many years experience in child care and now have a child of my own. I love to teach but can't bear to leave my child so I decided to do an in-home. I'm wondering if there's any advice...
I'd check around, call people who are also have an ad for a Home Daycare- as if you were inquiring. People in your area would be best, of course. Also, call the Certified...
I'm starting an in home daycare in a very wealthy area. I have many years experience in child care and now have a child of my own. I love to teach but can't bear to leave my child so I decided to do an in-home. I'm wondering if there's any advice...
I am not sure of your area but where I live, in home providers are cheaper than daycare facilities by about $50-$100 a week.
I was wanting to do this to get some jobs. Nobody really know I babysit but the two familys I already sit for. But they both love me :)
It's not like I will be doing this to strangers, just neighbors on my block. I'm a freshman with basic...
I would think
WOW now there is a girl with some initiative, make sure the flyers have that info on it.
Do We Really Need a bFirst Aid/b Kit at Home?-- Gardening Information
There are a plethora of reasons why you need to have a first aid kit at home and not one reason why you shouldn’t. Minor cuts, scrapes, bee stings and sun burn happen every second of the day in a home somewhere. Having a first aid kit handy is one of those “stand by” items that you don’t fully appreciate until you need it and it’s not there.
If you have a home with children and do not have a kit then you need to obtain a quality one immediately with every essential possible item including a firstaid handbook and a CPR card. Over 14,000 children in the United States alone die every year from choking and drowning at home that could have been prevented with the help of a CPR card. Children are prone to a scrape, fall or injury of some sort, sometimes daily. Additionally a great first aid kit will also have an easy to read thermometer handy which children always seem to need. Having afirst aid kit in your home allows you to react to an injury quickly without having to fumble through drawers and cabinets.
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