Childcare First Aid with CPR Level B/AED

This course is ideal for people who care for children: parents, nannies, teachers and home-care providers.

In Alberta this course is the requirement for day-care and day-home workers and meets the standards of the Alberta Family & Social Services department.

In BC this course is recognized by the British Columbia Provincial Child Care Facilities Licensing Board.

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The following items are covered in this Childcare First Aid with CPR Level B/AED class:

  • Preparing to Respond
  • The EMS System
  • Check, Call, Care
  • Airway Emergencies
  • Breathing and Circulation Emergencies
  • First Aid for Respiratory and Cardiac Arrest
  • Head and Spine Injuries
  • Bone, Muscle, and Joint Injuries
  • Wound Care
  • Sudden Medical Conditions
  • Environmental Emergencies
  • Poisons
  • Childhood Illnesses
  • Keeping Children Safe
  • Summary
  • Scenarios
  • Written exam (min. passing grade: 75%)

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16 Hours

hdgPrerequisites

The following are the prerequisite that a student is required to have before being allowed into this course:

  • None Required

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The course covers a variety of topics from basic (such as cardiovascular emergencies for adults, children, and babies, CPR Level B, AED, choking, airway and breathing emergencies, and prevention of disease transmission) to in-depth ones, such as sudden medical conditions, and injuries to the head and spine.

Red Cross Electronic Certifications notice:

The Canadian Red Cross has moved to electronic certifications as of Oct 2, 2017 for its First Aid and CPR programs. First Aid and CPR participants will have access to electronic manuals as well as being provided in class manuals. The Canadian Red Cross is the “certifying body” that issues the certifications. This change will also maintain the integrity of the certifications, and make it easier for participants to maintain a record of all the training that they do with the Red Cross as well as provide employers the ability to “verify certifications” of all participants completing a Red Cross First Aid and CPR Program after Oct 2, 2017 using the participants last name and unique certification identifier.

AHASTI will require a unique email address upon registration or at the time of the course for each student in these programs to ensure that the certifications and course manuals are available and accessible to each student. Employers will not have access to these certifications. Employees will be required to forward a copy to employers upon request. As certifications will not be issued at the time of completion, AHASTI will strive to have all issued within 72 hrs of completion of the training. AHASTI will only be issuing temporary certifications to candidates that require a document within that time period.

hdgCertifications Earned

Upon successful completion of this program you will have earned the following tickets:

  • Standard Childcare First Aid with CPR Level B.
  • This certification if valid for three years (or as legislation dictates)
  • AED certification will also be included where local legislation permits (example: Alberta)

hdgAdditional Information

What to bring:
• Pen and paper
• Comfortable clothing (CPR will involve physical activity)
• In-door footwear

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