First Aid, CPR and AED

Hey, first of all, thanks for checking out my question.

OK, so I work at this place where one of the job requirements are to have Emergency

If you have a 'higher' level of first aid or CPR, you do not need to certify at a lower level. So if you have Standard First Aid, you have outranked the Emergency First Aid qualification (which is good).
Here is the hierarchy of first...

2009-06-25 21:49:41 by Gordon

I am trying to find a FREE CPR course in Massachusetts, but not an on-line course. I tried the American Red Cross but they want to charge a fee. I would prefer to find one in the North Shore area, focusing on child/infant CPR and first aid.

You can get CPR instructions for free on-line. I have provided two links below. You can also check with your local hospital or community college about CPR training. However, TO BECOME CERTIFIED as a CPR provider, you will have to pay. That's...

2008-05-23 07:36:38 by Tony Gypsy

Im going to start babysitting soon and I would like some tips from mothers who hire young 12-14 year old babysitters. I can tell you that I'm responsible and very mature, I have red cross training in child and infant cpr and first aid, I have been a

red cross training is excellent. get a couple of grown up references, from parents friends, older folks you know who will say you are responsible, have common sense, etc. When I was your age and babysitting, I got an old small suitcase and...

2006-08-05 10:17:58 by gill234573e234566543875456

I have been thinking about starting a day camp for 3-5 year olds, as like a preschool/kindergarten prep. It will be a one week camp, and more than likely held at a park (a park with a large pavillion in case of rain and bathrooms) if I can get a city

What is your educational training if you are promoting kindergarten prep? What type of insurance or liability would you have if a child was hurt in your care? What is the plan in the case of an emergency? How will you manage if one or more of your

2008-07-29 07:58:52 by Danielle T

I have been thinking about starting a day camp for 3-5 year olds, as like a preschool/kindergarten prep. It will be a one week camp, and more than likely held at a park (a park with a large pavillion in case of rain and bathrooms) if I can get a...

Well, I think it's a decent idea. I trust 17 year olds, and you sound like an enterprising person. But my big question is, what would be so great about your camp? Why would I want to send my daughter there? What kind of things will you be teaching...

2008-07-28 21:24:02 by Danielle T

Hello, I'm a fourteen year old girl who is interested in babysitting. I have taken a Red Cross babysitting class, so I'm trained in child and infant CPR, first aid, and child care. But, I don't want to post my information everywhere, so how can I...

I would only do that by referral in your neighborhood....I wouldn't babysit for someone I didn't know well...you never know what can happen.

2009-08-01 19:40:55 by The Last 5 Years