In-Person Infant and Child First Aid and CPR
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$55.00
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Knowing First Aid and how to do CPR are simple but extremely important skills that everyone should know - and with these skills you can keep the children in your care safe and help SAVE A LIFE!
This informative course focusing on infant and child safety is run by Safe City instructor and former Paramedic Roberta Scott.
The course runs approximately 2 hours in length and finishes when participants feel confident with their CPR & First Aid Skills. This interactive, in person workshop will give you the necessary peace of mind while caring for your own or someone else's child.
Although it may be easier to concentrate without your child present, they are always welcome to accompany parents/guardians.
This workshop also includes a FREE refresher class to anyone wanting to take it a second time within 12 months. Only one refresher spot is allocated for each class so please let us know a.s.a.p if you wish to use your refresher (Refreshers must be booked through the store).
Class is always held in person at the store, 814 College st. Toronto, On M6G1C8
$55.00 per person includes:
- What is CPR and Why Do We Do It?
- Assessment & ABCD - Airway, Breathing, Circulation/CPR and Defibrillation
- Infant & Child CPR - Demonstration and Practice on Mannequins
- Infant and Child Choking and Breathing Emergencies
- Seizures, Fever/Febrile Seizures
- Allergic Reactions/Anaphylaxis
- Head Injuries - Overview/Signs & Symptoms
- Understanding SIDS - Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
- Question & Answer
THIS IS A FINAL SALE
72 Hours is mandatory to switch a class date otherwise it is final sale (you may use your free refresher for a different date as well).
About the Instructor:
Roberta Scott is an experienced CPR and 1st Aid Instructor with Safe City, a division of Toronto Paramedic Service. She recently retired after a 32-year career as an advanced care paramedic with the City of Toronto and lives in Seaton Village with her teenage son Jesse.