Health
&
Safety Courses
For more
information contact:
Judy Hepner
Below is a list
of Health and
Safety courses
offered by the
San Juan
Chapter.
Please Read
These
Registration
Policy
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Cancellation
Policy
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General
Safety
Courses |
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CPR Training
First
Aid
Training
Disease
Education
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Emergency
Training
Safety
Water
Safety
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Instructor
Courses |
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Water Safety
First
Aid
Training
Other
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Infant & Child CPR:
A perfect CPR
course for parents,
grandparents,
babysitters, and
child caregivers.
Participants will
learn skills to
recognize and care
for breathing and
cardiac emergencies
in infants
(birth
to one year) and
children (one year
to eight years).
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Adult
CPR:
Focusing on the
adult victim (eight
years old and up),
this course provides
comprehensive
single-rescuer
training in CPR
skills-response to
choking, rescue
breathing,
recognition and
prevention of heart
attacks and strokes,
and more.
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First
Aid Basics:
Participants will
learn to recognize
an emergency, learn
care skills for
bleeding, sudden
illness, bites,
burns and injuries.
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First Aid with
Adult CPR:
Participants will
learn to recognize
an emergency, learn
care skills for
bleeding, sudden
illness, bites,
burns and injuries.
The course will also
cover aid
for conscious and
unconscious victims,
breathing, choking
and cardiac
emergencies.
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Community First Aid
& Safety: (Adult,
Child, Infant CPR
and First Aid)
A 9 hour course
which teaches how to
recognize breathing
and cardiac
emergencies for
Adults, Children,
and Infants
(Community CPR) and
how to identify and
care for life
threatening
bleeding, sudden
illness and
injuries.
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CPR/AED
for the
Professional
Rescuer:
A 9 hour course
designed for the
individuals that
have a duty to
respond to
emergencies, this
course gives you the
confidence and the
skills you need to
provide care for
victims of cardiac
and respiratory
emergencies.
Participants will
learn two rescuer
CPR, precautions to
prevent disease
transmission, use of
resuscitation and
bag valve masks.
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Emergency Responses:
A 56-hour course
training individuals
in recognizing and
caring for breathing
and cardiac
emergencies. for
Adults, Children, &
Infants using
two-rescuer CPR and
bag-valve mask.
Designed for
individuals with
job- related duties
to act in an
emergency. These
individuals often
called "First
Responders" include
but are not limited
to fire fighters,
law enforcement
personnel,
lifeguard, emergency
response teams, etc.
Prerequisite is CPR
for Professional
Rescuer.
Certification
expires three years
from date of issue.
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Protect Your Back:
A 4 hour
preventive course
which teaches: Basic
anatomy; methods for
protecting the back
for overall fitness,
correct posture,
ergonomics, (using
ones surroundings
wisely at home and
in the
workplace),
practice in moving
objects properly and
exercises to
strengthen muscles
and increase
flexibility.
Certification
expires three years
from date of issue.
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Babysitting Safety :
A 7 hour course
which teaches how to
handle emergencies,
prevent accidents,
and the knowledge
for competent
Babysitting.
Students also learn
job hunting skills,
and personal safety
to protect
themselves and the
children in their
care.
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Preventing Disease
Transmission:
A 2 hour course
to train employees
who may come in
contact with
infectious materials
as part of their job
regarding safe
workplace practices;
emergency and
follow-up
procedures; and
preventing disease
transmission for
blood borne
infections, such as
hepatitis B virus
and HIV.
Participants receive
"Has Attended"
Certificate: Course
addresses OSHA
regulations for
training and blood
borne pathogens.
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HIV\AIDS Education:
HIV affects us
all. You, your loved
ones, and people in
your community. We
need to ban together
in this fight Break
the Silence. Learn the
facts regarding HIV,
Share the facts,
Spread the facts.
With a single call
of 505-325-9605 you
can schedule a
presentation for
your group or
workplace. Trained
instructors will
provide unbiased
HIV\AIDS information
and encourage
participants to
share their
interests and
concerns. A wide
range of materials
including video
tapes and brochures
supports the
program. Most are
resources designed
to help parents,
teens, children -
learn the facts
about HIV infection
and transmission and
support youth and
adults in making
decisions that make
healthy risk-free
lives.
Knowledge is
powerful. When we
know the ways we can
get HIV, we can
protect ourselves.
For more information
about HIV/AIDS
educational
programs, call
505-325-9605.
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Lifeguarding:
A 40 hour course
designed to train
persons 15 years of
age and older in
life guarding job
skills. Students
must have strong
basic swimming
skills. The
course will teach
different strokes,
spinal injury
management,
different rescue
techniques, and
stroke refinement.
Prerequisites
include knowledge of
water safety and
basic swimming. For
additional
information
regarding this
course, please call
505-325-9605 and ask
for the Health &
Safety Department.
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Water Safety
Instructor:
A 36 hour course
designed to teach
the information and
skills necessary for
candidates to
instruct Red Cross
progressive swimming
classes; Basic and
Emergency Water
Safety, Parent and
Child Aquatics.
Prerequisites
include American Red
Cross Fundamentals
of Instructor
Training course,
must be at least 16
years of age,
Lifeguard Training
certification
suggested.
Candidates will also
be tested for stroke
competency on front
crawl, back crawl,
sidestroke,
elementary
backstroke and
breaststroke. For
any additional
information
regarding this
course, please call
505-325-9605 and ask
for the Health &
Safety Department.
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First Aid, CPR and
AED Instructor
Course:
A 16 hour course
to train individuals
to instruct First
Aid and Adult, Child
& Infant CPR and
Community First Aid
& Safety, through
the American Red
Cross. Prerequisites
include basic CPR
and first aid skills
as well as and
Fundamentals of
Instructor Training
course certificate.
Must be at least 17
years of age. For
any additional
information, please
call 505-325-9605 ,
Health & Safety
dept.
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Fundamentals of
Instructor Training
(FIT):
A 6 hour course
to train instructor
candidates in
fundamental teaching
skills, instructor
responsibilities,
Red Cross policies &
procedures.
**This course is
required by all
American Red Cross
course entry level
instructor
candidates before
completion of
specialty course
training.**
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Registration Policy:
Because a strict
instructor to
student ratio must
be maintained, all
course enrollments
are on a
pre-registration
basis. You may do
this in person or by
mail. If you enroll
by mail, a complete
fee must accompany
your course
registration form.
We should receive
your full enrollment
no later than 1 week
prior the beginning
date of the course.
If the course is
full, or cancelled
due to lack of
registration, we can
move you into the
next date of your
choice, or we will
refund your fees.
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Cancellation Policy:
The American Red
Cross reserves the
right to cancel any
course at any time
because of
insufficient
enrollment or other
administrative
reasons. Full
refunds are made for
courses cancelled by
the American Red
Cross, or we can
move you into the
next date of your
choice. No refunds
are given to No-Show
students. Every
effort is made to
contact students for
a cancelled course.
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