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23. Continuing Education, Summer 2002, Health threeyear American Red Cross “first aid basics” certificate Community first aidand Safety, For the general public person who wants an overview of performing http://www.ccc.edu/daley/02Summer/su02ce/su02cehlth.htm

Richard J. Daley College One of the City Colleges of Chicago 7500 South Pulaski Rd. Chicago, Illinois 60652 773-838-7500 General information Student services Course offerings Offices and services ... Continuing Education Summer 2002 General info How to read the Class Dates and Schedule M-Monday T-Tuesday W-Wednesday R-Thursday F-Friday S-Saturday M-R (Classes meet Monday through Thursday) M/W (Classes meet Monday and Wednesday) Check each class for meeting dates and times. Course Title Description of course, special requirements, additional fees and text information. Course Code Course Section Day(s) of class Start Date End Date Class time Location Instructor Cost Health Care Careers CPR for Healthcare Providers Patient Care Technicians. Not for the general public. Upon successful completion, receive an American Heart Association “CPR for Healthcare Providers” certificate. For successful completion of the course and certificate, it is suggested to purchase and read the text in advance. 761-3275-CER F 21-Jun 1 Day Capparelli CPR Renewal for Healthcare Providers Healthcare Providers, renews your CPR certificate. You must have a current “CPR for Healthcare Providers certificate”. Upon successful completion, receive an American Heart Association “CPR for Healthcare Providers” certificate. For successful completion of the course and certificate, it is suggested to purchase and read the text in advance Requirement: One-way valve at first class.

24. Content Out/TagOut • Back Safety • Basic first aid • Basic Lock 360° Feedback Implementation• 360° Feedback overview • basics of Performance http://cci-eschool.com/launchpad/docent/page4.htm

Business Skills The sample Soft Skill courses have been created in Macromedia Flash 5. The product of a multi-year engagement with HighTech Campus, they represent over 500 instructional hours of Web-Based Training. These Business Skills courses were integrated with, and delivered through, the HighTech Campus Learning Management System. Everything Quick Business Developing a Strategic Plan Leading Effective Teams Everything OSHA Office Ergonomics Slips, Trips, and Falls Everything HR/Legal Human Resource Management ... Career Path Management • Creating "Brand You" Interviewing Skills Legal Compliance and Employment Laws ADR Summary Jury Trial and Mini-trial Ethics Everything Management Skills Management and Team Building Project Management Problem Solving and Decision Making Communications and Presentations Interpersonal Communications Everything Sales Skills Marketing and Sales Self-Improvement E-Commerce Basic E-Commerce Security Everything Basic Finance Financial and Accounting Management

25. Health And Safety 57hour refresher course is for EMT-basics who need Course overview If you wouldlike to have employees trained at a higher level than basic first aid, this 48 http://www.piedmont.tec.sc.us/coned/health&1.htm

Your gateway to success. PTC Home Page Continuing Education Home Page General Information Directory ... Workforce Assessment Instrumentation Lessons Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) The Center for Community Education Personnel/Human Resources Purchasing International Trade ... Room Seating Capacity Chart Personal Interest Defensive Driving Driver Education Job Training Solutions for Individuals Floral Design Satellite Center Center for Accelerated Technology Training Enterprise Zone Video Consortium ... Continuing Education Site Map Online Courses Education to Go Courses Piedmont Onlineworkshops [JER] Health and Safety Emergency Medical Technician-Basic EMT-Basic Refresher First Responder First Aid in the Workplace ... What to do in the First 5 Minutes ... Introduction to Automated External Defibrillators Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Course Overview: At the conclusion of this fast-paced 156-hour course, participants will have a solid foundation in all aspects of emergency care and will be eligible for certification in South Carolina as an EMT-B

26. American RedCross: Palm Beach County, Florida Chapter Mass Care An overview; Damage Assessment; Shelter Operations; DAT Van/Trailer firstaid basics. Community first aid Safety Instructor. CPR for the Professional http://www.redcross-pbc.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=training_list

27. Classes first aidWhen Help Is Delayed; first aid basics (FAB). Damage Assessment 3067. Mass Care overview 3068-1. Shelter Operations 3068-11. http://www.sbaco-redcross.org/classes.htm

Classes Home History How to Help Classes ... Disaster Our classes are divided into four major sections: Youth, Professional, Workplace, and Community. This is to best customize your needs. These courses are subject to change since we continually add and modify our courses. Youth Babysitter's Training First Aid for Children Today (F.A.C.T.) Basic Aid Training (B.A.T.) Workplace Preventing Disease Transmission Standard First Aid First Aid Basics Community Adult CPR Community CPR Community First Aid and Safety Until Help Arrives First Aid-When Help Is Delayed First Aid Basics (F.A.B.) Professional Sport Safety Training Emergency Response Automated External Defibrillation (AED) Training Oxygen Administration CPR for the Professional Rescuer Disaster Training Courses Community Disaster Education Workshop Introduction to Disaster Services # 3066 Damage Assessment # 3067 Mass Care Overview #3068-1 Shelter Operations # 3068-11 Family Services: Providing Emergency Assistance (replaces EAF I and EAF II) Logistics Disaster Welfare Inquiry Disaster Action Team (DAT) Workshop Back to top Webmaster Donations Volunteers ... International Committee

28. Red Cross Of Cape Cod completing this course will receive a first aid basics certificate valid CPR andfirst aid skills for dogs and cats This is an overview of the services that http://www.capecodredcross.org/classinfo.html

Please Give to our Local Disaster Campaign Help Now Donate Online Ways to help Planned giving Give Blood Donate blood Blood drives Volunteer Today How to help Volunteer job Descriptions Take a Class Class schedules Our Services Services overview Recent news Chapter happenings Local events calendar Job Opportunities Red Cross Job Opportunities Our Sponsors Local sponsors Talk to Us Contacting us Comments [ CPR Courses ] [ First Aid Courses ] ... [ Lifeguard Courses ] Please call Carol Coy at 508-775-1540 ext. 14 for more info or to register for a class Registration Information The American Red Cross of Cape Cod is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provides relief to victims of disaster and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. Each year, tens of thousands of individuals in Eastern Massachusetts put their trust in the American Red Cross for Health and Safety course training. The American Red Cross offers courses of the highest standard year after year to help you keep your family and your community safe. In all Red Cross courses, program materials are developed and reviewed by distinguished members of the medical and emergency response community. Most importantly, all courses include hands-on practice and opportunities for interaction with our experienced course instructors. Our courses use many instructional methods, including text books, videos, and discussion.

29. RDC Locksmith Program: Curriculum Overview overview of Alberta's Locksmith Apprenticeship Program Curriculum. of training beginswith the basics. Workplace Hazards, Emergency first aid Procedures, Types http://www.rdc.ab.ca/rdc/trades/locksmith/overview.htm

Overview of Alberta's Locksmith Apprenticeship Program Curriculum Alberta's Locksmith Apprenticeship Program consists of four periods of formal training at Red Deer College, each period 8 weeks in duration, intermixed with on-the-job training under the guidance of a Certified Journeyman Locksmith. Following is a brief summary of the subjects which students study in each period of training. Contents First Period Second Period Third Period Fourth Period First Period The first period of training begins with the basics. It is designed for the apprentice with less than one year experience in the trade. The subjects studied are: Orientation Safety Administration Hand Tools Power Tools Keys and Locks Orientation covers an introduction to the CBAT (Competency-Based Apprenticeship Training) system of delivery, use of the computer system which delivers exams and tracks students' grades and progress, and also contains modules on: The History of Locksmithing, and; A Glossary of Terms for the Locksmith Industry Safety The subject Administration in first period, briefly covers warehouse shipping procedures and invoicing procedures.

30. TRAINING AVAILABLE FROM THE ECU DIVING & WATER SAFETY Current first aid, CPR, and Oxygen Administration are required to certified scientificdiver the basics of scientific provides divers with an overview of basic http://www.ecu.edu/diving/courses.htm

First Aid and CPR Training covers the basics of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. It includes classroom, practical evaluations, and 2 written exams. Students will be required to pay for course materials and certification fees. American Red Cross and/or American Safety and Health Institute certification earned. First Aid and CPR are required to obtain certification as a scientific diver at ECU. DAN Oxygen Administration Course This module concentrates on oxygen’s role in dive accidents. The class topics include: why oxygen is important, what it does during administration, and how to use it. Hands on use and practical examinations are included and a written exam is required. Students will be required to pay for course materials and certification fees. Oxygen Administration training is required to obtain scientific diving certification with ECU. Shipboard and Underwater Research Techniques (COAS 5000) Scientific Diving Openwater Training This is the openwater training portion of the ECU scientific diver course and is required to complete ECU Scientific Diver Certification. Dives are usually scheduled in a two-week block immediately following the end of the Spring Semester. Dives include all openwater dives required for a given training module, and all dives required to meet the 100' depth certification requirements as outlined in the ECU Diving Manual. Students coming to ECU to participate in a Maritime Field School as a visiting student are required to participate in parts of this training in order to be issued a Temporary Diving Permit with the University

31. Event/Program Feeding basics, An overview of both breast and bottle 1755, Alex G. McKenna EducationCenter, first Friday, 6 sisters presented by Latrobe Area Hospital aid Society http://www.lah.com/events.html

EVENTS/PROGRAMS Event/Program Description Location Date/Time Cost Support Groups Cancer Support Group Call 537-1584 Bruno Ferrari Family Cancer Center Conference Room First and Third Friday, 10:30 a.m.- 11:30 a.m. Free Club LEAN Support group to assist graduates of Learning to L.E.A.N. weight loss management class in continuing their new lifestyle of healthy eating and physical activities. Latrobe Area Hospital Monthly Call 537-1281 to enroll. Precious Treasures Pregnancy Loss Support. Call 724-537-1526. Alex G. McKenna Education Center Fourth Thursday of the month Free Helping to Heal Support Group for those dealing with the loss of a loved one. Children who attend engage in art therapy. Call 724-537-1755. Latrobe Area Hospital First and Third Thursdays 7-8 p.m. Free Heart to Heart Support Group for those with heart disease and their families. Call 537-1191 Alex G. McKenna Education Center Third Tuesday 2-3 p.m. Free Lactation Station For expectant mothers breast-feeding mothers babies. Call 537-1597 Prenatal Clinic Blairsville Area Medical Park First and third Friday

32. Spring 2003 Partnership Courses By Region the basics. Cortland, SUNY Cortland. March 20. Critical Thinking. Oswego, SUNY Oswego.March 18**. Emergency first aid/CPR. Oswego, SUNY Oswego. March 24 25. overview http://nyscseapartnership.org/docs/Courses_by_Region_03.htm

Winter 2003 Partnership Courses by Region February - March Long Island – Region I Course Date(s) Course Location February 18 Emergency First Aid/CPR Hauppauge, Dept. of Transportation February 20 Recordkeeping/Accident Reporting System West Brentwood, Pilgrim PC Office Practices Hauppauge, Dept. of Transportation February 25 Accident Prevention/Investigation Hauppauge, Dept. of Transportation February 25 Electricity Basics Old Westbury, SUNY Old Westbury February 28 Getting Control of and Managing Your Personal Finances Freeport, Dept. of Labor Writing Clinic Hauppauge, Dept. of Transportation NYC – Region II Course Date(s) Course Location Fundamentals of Writing: Putting It All Together NYC (Manhattan), Div. of Parole February 18 Organized Secretary NYC (Manhattan), Dept. of Health

33. American Red Cross - Monterey County Chapter Certificate first aid basics (valid 3 years). taught include rescue breathing,first aid for choking, first aid for bleeding Course Mass Care An overview. http://www.montereyarc.org/classes/schedule.htm

Home History Services Classes Courses How to register Preparing for class Health Precautions Anti-Discrimination Policy ... Xcellent Classes Schedule of classes Key: First Aid only classes CPR only classes First Aid/CPR classes Child care classes ... Xcellent Course: Standard First Aid Description: Meets many companies' CalOSHA requirements. Participants will learn and practice adult CPR, rescue breathing, choking rescue, including automated external defibrillation (AED) and the following first aid skills: bleeding control, treatment of burns, fractures, sprains, strains, seizures, poisoning, heat and cold emergencies. Certificates: Adult CPR (valid 1 year) Standard First Aid (valid 3 years). Length: 6.5 hours Fee: May 24 Saturday 8:00am - 3:00pm June 7 Saturday 8:00am - 3:00pm June 21 Saturday 8:00am - 3:00pm Location: SALINAS January 4 Saturday 8:00am - 3:00pm February 1 Saturday 8:00am - 3:00pm March 29 Saturday 8:00am-3:00pm May 10 Saturday 8:00am - 3:00pm May 17 Saturday 8:00am - 3:00pm MONTEREY SERVICE CENTER Course: First Aid Basics Description: First Aid training without CPR. Designed to teach: bleeding control and treatment of burns, fractures, strains, sprains, seizures, shock, heat and cold emergencies and poisoning.

34. HSC - Welcome & Overview There are six basics you should stock in your home water, food, first aid supplies,clothing http://hsccwww.kuniv.edu.kw/RESOURCES/First_Aid/disaster.asp

Health Sciences Center Quick Links .... - HSC Home Page 1 - College of Medicine 3 - College of Pharmacy 4 - College of Dentistry 5 - HSC Library 6 - Computer Center 10 - WAM (Web Access Mail) 11 - Medical Databases Your Family Disaster Supplies Kit Why a Family Disaster Supplies Kit? After a disaster, local officials and relief workers will be on the scene, but they cannot reach everyone immediately. You could get help in hours, or it may take days. Would your family be prepared to cope with the emergency until help arrives? Your family will cope best by preparing for disaster before it strikes. One way to prepare is by assembling a Disaster Supplies Kit. Once disaster hits, you won't have time to shop or search for supplies. But if you've gathered supplies in advance, your family can endure an evacuation or home confinement. Obviously, the types of disaster emergencies and conditions you and/or your family might encounter vary depending on your geographic location. Please consult your personal physician for further recommendations. How do I prepare my kit?

35. Spring Non-credit Courses Learning About Computers; Microsoft Publisherbasics; Office overview; Outlook Intro; HistoryReenacted; Community Safety first aid; Conversational Spanish http://www.sunygenesee.cc.ny.us/ContEd/spring_brochure/toc.htm

Spring 2003 Courses Computer Courses Access Intro Access Intermediate Access Programming with Visual Basic ... Employers

36. Coaches Safety Curriculum overview. Effective certificate); first aid basics; Emergency Response(43.5 hrs) (includes CPR for the Professional Rescuer certificate); http://www.usswim.org/coaches/coachcur.htm

Overview Effective since 1988, all coach members are required to fulfill safety training requirements as established by the USS Board of Directors. USS currently requires coach members to hold current certification cards for the following courses: Safety Training for Swim Coaches, CPR and First Aid. USA Swimming Coaches Safety Curriculum 1998-99 Requirements and Equivalents Safety Training for Swim Coaches American Red Cross: Safety Training for Swim Coaches (8 hour course) Safety Training for Swim Coaches Review Course (4 hour renewal course) Safety Training for Swim Coaches Review Challenge Coaches who cannot locate a local American Red Cross chapter or encounter a problem finding a Safety Training for Swim Coaches class should contact Cathy Durance, USS Member Services Coordinator, at cdurance@usswim.org First Aid Any one of the following courses will satisfy the requirement: American Red Cross: ARC/USOC Sport Safety Training (6.5 hours with Adult CPR; 7 hrs with elective Child CPR)

37. Class Display An overview of American Red Cross teaching methods, administrative procedures and individualsin Adult CPR for the Workplace and first aid basics that every http://www3.justpledge.com/ARCFtWorth/classdisplay.cfm

Pet First Aid The immediate and temporary care given to an injured animal until it can be taken to a professional veterinarian for more definite medical care and attention. Sign-up Now CPR for the Professional Rescuer Teach professional rescuers (those with a duty to respond) the skills needed to respond appropriately to respiratory and cardiac emergencies. Sign-up Now Defensive Driving Defensive Driving will teach you to identify risky attitudes and behaviors that cause problems on the road, learn what it means to be a defensive driver, learn how to avoid a collision and identify driving hazards and learn how to identily and react to road rage. This course may qualify you for a discount on most auto insurances.Please email your drivers license information prior to taking the class. This information is needed to complete the certification paper work for this class. schumannl@usa.redcross.org Sign-up Now Community First Aid and Safety Trains people to respond to emergency situations and care for life-threatening, sudden illnesses or injuries to adult, infants or children. This course includes adult, infant and child CPR. Sign-up Now Community CPR Train individuals to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and care for life threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in infants, children, and adults.

38. Windham Child Care: It Takes A Community To Raise A Child Join course advisor Elly Majonen for an introduction and overview to theChild Care basics Course. Emergency Readiness and first aid. http://www.windhamchildcare.org/1002.html

Phone info@windhamchildcare.org Fax Opportunities for Professional Development October, 2002 Book Discussion Group: In Mrs. Tully's Room 6:30-8:30 pm WCCA conference room An advanced learning opportunity for early childhood educators who are seeking a stimulating exchange with colleagues. Registration fee includes a copy of author Vivian Gussin Paley's In Mrs. Tully's Room. Sign-up by September 15th to allow for book order and pre-reading. Cost: $15 members/ $25 non-members. Facilitated by Mary Greve, EES Early Childhood Specialist Credit: R CDA #3, 4 The Business of Family Child Care: Part 1 - Promoting Your Business Thursday October 3 6:30 ­ 8:30 pm WCCA conference room This is first of an eight-part series designed to cover the basics of running your Family Child Care Business. Join Kerri Beebe, local early childhood educator, for a discussion on Professionalism, Communication with Parents including how to get them more involved with your program, Marketing and Setting Your Rates. Credit R CDA # 4, 5, 6

39. Description Of Classes Class can also include a first aid/Prevention overview. Who's this class for? Thisclass is good for anybody who want to learn first-aid basics, and gives you http://www.funcpr.com/descriptionofclasses.htm

home our story description of classes Client Comments ... Open enrollment classes Description of Classes We offer a variety of different classes, ranging from CPR for the layperson (non-healthcare provider), to CPR for healthcare providers in addition to First Aid and emergency response training. Below is a breakdown of the types of classes we offer, in addition to who might need them. Any of them can be interchanged or mixed to meet your specific needs. Adult CPR Includes- A lecture on the importance of CPR, explains how to recognize and treat Heart Attacks and Strokes, and discusses prudent heart living. Blood borne pathogens and prevention of disease transmission are discussed. Choking (Heimlich Maneuver) and rescue breathing are also covered. More than half of this class consists of actual hands-on practice with Adult-size mannequins. Test? - There is no test given for lay people who only attend this class for personal reasons or for a participation only or "Family & friends" type card. For those who need certification, a written exam will be required. Who's this class for?-

40. Wilderness Basics Course 2003 Community Organizations. Car Camp/Backpack Difference. Land Navigation overview.Land Navigation Signup. first aid. Outdoor Ethics. Video, Survival . http://www.wildernessbasics.com/class.cfm

Week 1 January 21 Opening Remarks (46th Year) WBC Overview Staff Introduction Questions/Answers Day Hike Instructions Day Hike Sign-up REI Open House Clothing (Warm Climate) Conditioning WBC Cost Projections Registration Week 2 January 28 Day Hike Results Car Camp Overview Car Camp Sign-up Ten Essentials Boots Sanitation Camping Equipment Beginners in the Wild Week 3 February 4 Swap Meet Car Camp Planning Keeping Warm Week 4 February 18 Community Organizations Car Camp/Backpack Difference Land Navigation Overview Land Navigation Sign-up First Aid Outdoor Ethics Video, "Survival" Week 5 February 25 Water Treatment Week 6 March 4 Mtn/Desert Backpack Overview Mtn/Desert Backpack Sign-up Desert Travel Weather Peaks Class II to IV Cross Country Skiing Day Hikes (Local Areas) Week 7 March 11 Mtn/Desert Backpack Planning Animal Encounters Snakes/Insects Week 8 March 18 Winter Equipment/Clothing WBC Reunion Snow Camp Overview Snow Camp Sign-up/Fee Collection Week 9 March 25 High Altitude Sickness Hypothermia/Dehydration Snow Camp Plan/Equip Checkout Week 10 April 1 Sierra Club Sections Planning Your Own Outing Announcements Outing Announcements Bus Trips FINAL EXAM Last Class Bash - El Torito Home Registration Course Schedule Course Information

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