Health Care Provider Basic Life Support
4pm - 8:30pm on the first day Registration deadline05/20/2024 at 12 AM Tickets$60
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107 Bridge Rd, Islandia, NY 11749, USADriving directions
Healthcare Provider BLS (CPR & AED) Blended Learning Class - For American Pool Employees ONLY
This is a BLS (CPR) class. This is NOT a lifeguard class. This class is intended for pool attendants or lifeguards with an ACTIVE, UNEXPIRED lifeguard certificate who need to renew their CPR certificate. Again, this will NOT result in a lifeguard certification.
Please reach out to Jenny at JCasey@americanpool.com if you are unsure of what class you need to take.
Dates and times (must participate in all sessions below AND complete the mandatory e-learning to be eligible for certification):
Wednesday, May 22nd - 4:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: 107 Bridge Rd., Islandia, NY 11749
E-Learning: You must complete ALL 3 modules before the first day of class. The e-learning will take around 3 hours to complete in total. Those who do not complete the e-learning will not be eligible for a certificate.
Price: $60 for American Pool employees. You will receive a new resuscitation mask during the class.
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Please contact Jenny (jcasey@americanpool.com) with any questions. We look forward to training with you!
This is a course for professional students desiring national CPR/AED certification at the level of “Health Care Provider Basic Life Support (HCP-BLS).” The course is a comprehensive educational program promoting objective driven and performance based training for health care professionals that includes physicians, nurses, PAs, EMTs, paramedics, lifeguards, athletic trainers, ski patrollers, and others designated at the “first responder” level. These professionals are required by regulatory entities to achieve and maintain certification through a HCP-BLS curriculum. This course is a single, integrated curriculum that includes training in adult and pediatric CPR, multiple-rescuer CPR, automated external defibrillation (AED), airway obstruction, heart attack/stroke prevention and emergency treatment, as well as special cardiac–related situations that health care providers deal with as a part of their jobs. This hands-on course covers medical content defined by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR), and promulgated through the publication of the most current “CPR and ECC Guidelines" by the American Heart Association. Students receive the most current content through a variety of educational methods, and must practice the required lifesaving skills on manikins and through simulations, drills and exercises.
Students should follow these guidelines in preparation for the class:
- Be on time. You may not be permitted to enter the class once it is underway.
- Wear comfortable clothing. The class requires physical exertion.
- Bring a device for the purpose of keeping notes.
- Review your course textbook prior to attending the class whenever possible.
- Be attentive and participate in all activities.
- Be prepared to take a practical and cognitive examination.