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Community Classes
The Health and Safety Department of the Southeast Louisiana chapter of the American Red Cross conducts a wide variety of classes and services to our community. For our full service customers, we provide classes both onsite or at our chapter headquarters to train their staff and workforce. For our authorized provider customers, we provide training for members of their staff to become instructors and trainers for their company. Our community classes provide life saving skills to the citizens of our area to help our city and state continue to be a safe and healthy place to live and work. Our programs touch a wide audience, from the very young to the very old, and serve as a major asset to improving the quality of living in our community as a whole.
We teach classes in adult, infant, and child CPR for the home, community, school, and workplace. We also teach CPR for the professional rescuer. Our classes include basic first aid training, AED training and instruction for safeguards to protect against bloodborne pathogens. Our classes are in compliance with OSHA guidelines. Last year we trained almost 2,000 employees for our full service customers and over 18,000 for our authorized providers. Our authorized provider customers enrolled 110 employees to become trained instructors for their companies so their safety training could be done internally. In addition to these two groups, we also trained over 10,000 people in our community classes within our chapter’s 12 parish area.
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ADULT CPR: Course covers recognizing an emergency, choking, rescue breathing, and adult CPR. Certification: Adult CPR Certificate (1 year) Length: 3.5 hours
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ADULT CPR/STANDARD FIRST AID: Course covers recognizing an emergency, choking, rescue breathing, and adult CPR, badgaing, shock, poisoning, burns, sudden illness, splinting, injury prevention, and heat and cold related emergencies. Certification: Adult CPR Certificate (1 year) Standard First Aid (3 years) Length: 5.5 hours
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ADULT, CHILD, INFANT CPR/STANDARD FIRST AID:
Course covers recognizing an emergency, choking, rescue breathing, adult CPR, child CPR (ages 1-12), infant CPR (birth - 1 year), badgaing, shock, poisoning, burns, sudden illness, splinting,injury prevention, and heat and cold related emergencies.
Certification: Adult, Child, Infant CPR Certificate (1 year) Standard First Aid (3 years)
Length: 7.5 hours
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| STANDARD FIRST AID:
Course covers recognizing an emergency, badgaing, shock, poisoning, burns, sudden illness, splinting,injury prevention and heat and cold related emergencies.
Certification: First Aid Certificate (3 years)
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| AED (Automated External Difibrillation):
Prerequisite Adult and/or Child CPR certification for stand alone class or can be added to Adult and/or Child CPR courses.
Certification: AED Certificate (1 year)
Length: Stand alone - 1.5 hours / Add on - 1 hour
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Bloodborne Pathogens: Preventing Disease Transmissions:
Course covers how bloodborne pathogens are spread, how to prevent exposure, and what to do if exposed to infectious materials.
Certification: Bloodborne Pathoges Certificate (1 year)
Length: 1 - 1.5 hours
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CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
Course covers recognizing and caring for breathing and cardiac emergencies, two-rescuer CPR, use of rescuscitation mask and bag-valve mask. Also, knowledge and skills necessary to care for victims of sudden cardiac arrest through use of AED.
Certification: CPR for the Professional Rescuer Certificate (1 year)
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| Administering Emergency Oxygen
This course teaches laypersons and profession rescuers when and how to use emergency oxygen, resuscitation mask and BVMs to ventilate a victim. Certification in CPR – Adult, Child, or Infant is a prerequisite for this course.
Certification: Oxygen Administration Certificate (1 year)
Length: 2 hours
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Emergency Response Course covers recognizing and caring for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries and sudden illness; preventing disease transmission (bloodborne pathogens); automated external defibrillation, assessing vital signs, blood pressure measurement, using basic and supplemental oxygen breathing devices, spinal injury management, critical incident stress debriefing, EMS operations. Meets and exceeds current DOT standards for First Responders. Certification: Emergency Response Certificate (3 years) CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer Certificate (1 year) Length: 44-53 hours |
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