CPR/First Aid Class(Blended Online and In Person)

The CPR/First Aid training offered by The Preschool Professional is a comprehensive and essential program designed to equip early childhood educators with the skills and knowledge they need to respond effectively in emergency situations. This training covers the fundamentals of CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and basic first aid, focusing on the specific needs and scenarios that may arise in a preschool environment.

Key Aspects of the Training:

1. CPR Techniques:

   • Participants learn the proper techniques for administering CPR to infants, children, and adults. The training includes hands-on practice with mannequins to ensure that each participant is confident in performing chest compressions and rescue breaths.

2. First Aid Basics:

   • The course covers basic first aid procedures, including how to treat cuts, scrapes, burns, and other common injuries that may occur in a preschool setting. Participants also learn how to handle more serious emergencies, such as choking, allergic reactions, and seizures.

3. Emergency Response:

   • Educators are trained on how to assess emergency situations quickly and efficiently, prioritize care, and take appropriate action until professional medical help arrives.

4. Use of AED (Automated External Defibrillator):

   • The training includes instructions on how to use an AED, a crucial device for restarting the heart in the event of sudden cardiac arrest. Participants gain hands-on experience to become familiar with the device.