CPR Training with Reaching EEC

CPR training can benefit a wide range of individuals and groups, each for different reasons:

1. General Public: Anyone can benefit from knowing how to perform CPR, as cardiac emergencies can occur anywhere, at any time. This training can empower people to save lives in critical situations.
2. Parents and Caregivers: Parents, babysitters, nannies, and caregivers can benefit from CPR training to respond effectively to emergencies involving children and infants.
3. Teachers and School Staff: Educators and school personnel can enhance student safety by being prepared to handle cardiac emergencies on school grounds.
4. Healthcare Providers: Doctors, nurses, EMTs, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals need CPR training as part of their certification and to ensure they are equipped to respond to cardiac emergencies in clinical settings.
5. Workplace Employees: Many workplaces, especially those in industries with higher risks of accidents, benefit from having staff trained in CPR to provide immediate assistance in emergencies.
6. Fitness Trainers and Coaches: Individuals involved in physical training and sports should be prepared to respond to cardiac emergencies among athletes and gym-goers.
7. Public Safety Officials: Police officers, firefighters, and other first responders are often first on the scene in emergencies and need to be adept at performing CPR.
8. Community Volunteers: Volunteers involved in community activities, such as scouts, youth groups, and volunteer organizations, can benefit from CPR training to enhance community safety.
9. Elderly Care Workers: Staff at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and home healthcare aides can use CPR training to manage emergencies among the elderly.
10. Students: High school and college students, especially those pursuing careers in healthcare or public safety, can benefit from learning CPR as a foundational life-saving skill.
11. Hospitality and Public Venue Staff: Employees in hotels, restaurants, theaters, and other public venues can use CPR training to ensure safety for guests and patrons in case of emergencies.
12. Outdoor Enthusiasts: Hikers, campers, and other outdoor activity participants can benefit from knowing CPR, especially when venturing into remote areas where emergency services may be far away.

 First Aid CPR Training or education in emergency care or medicine who provides assessments and interventions which should be medically sound and based on scientific evidence or on expert consensus.

An important component of first aid administration is that it must not delay activation of the emergency medical services (EMS) system or other medical assistance when required.

First Aid CPR Training involves learning basic skills needed to save a life or prevent an injury or illness from getting worse. These skills include the ABCs of first aid, which stands for Airway, Breathing and Circulation.

1. First Aid CPR Training should be universal – everyone can learn first aid and everyone should be given education in first aid.
2. Some basic principles of first aid, such as applying a bandage or direct pressure on a bleeding part of the body are often acquired through ordinary life experiences. However, to provide effective, life-saving first aid interventions require special training.
3. First Aid CPR Training is useful for one to be able to recognize emergencies and act fast without panicking. It gives an individual sufficient confidence and skills to help a person maintain breathing and circulation before definite medical treatment is given.

It also increases one’s alertness to keep himself and the victim away from potential harm. One area where First Aid CPR Training is important is where it relates to potentially fatal circumstances that require cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

After attending a course, one is awarded a CPR certification. Procedures and protocols usually change based on updated clinical knowledge, and to maintain one’s skills, one is often encouraged to attend regular refresher courses and re-certification is often necessary. Call (561) 571-2295 or book now to schedule a First Aid  CPR Training class.

Basic life support is the level of medical care given to patients with life-threatening conditions until they can be given full medical attention in a hospital. Therefore, it is generally used in the pre-hospital setting, and can be provided without medical equipment or drugs.

Basic life support involves various life-saving techniques that focus on CAB of pre-hospital emergency care:

• Circulation – techniques which are done to maintain an adequate blood supply to vital organs, to ensure oxygen delivery to all cells and remove metabolic waste
• Airway – management of the victim’s airway to protect and maintain a clear passageway for gases between the lungs and the atmosphere.
• Breathing – maintenance of rhythmic inflation and deflation of the lungs  to ensure adequate respiration

BLS CPR training provides healthcare providers enough confidence and skills necessary to give lifesaving aid to a person who needs emergency care due to injury or illness.

Examples of life-threatening circumstances include heart attacks, stroke, choking, drowning, bleeding and more. Healthcare providers who complete BLS CPR training receive a BLS CPR certification that is valid for two years. Renewal of certification may be required thereafter. Call (561) 571-2295 or book now to schedule a Basic Life Support class.

Whether your training is required by OSHA, part of your company policy, or you simply want a safer workplace, the experts at ReachingEEC CPR Training Center provide flexible training solutions designed to meet your corporate guidelines and stay within your budget. 

Flexible Training Solutions

Blended Learning Online+Classroom or Instructor Led Training for:

• First Aid/CPR/AED 
• Basic Life Support (BLS)

Onsite Training:

If you need immediate CPR certification, sign up for our in-person classes for First Aid/CPR/AED and Basic Life Support. An expert Instructor comes to your location, supplies all the equipment and delivers the training to your employees at a date and time that is convenient for you. These classes use social distancing approaches and comply with public health guidance.

What you will learn:

• How to perform the CPR
• How to use AED
• A correct way to administer CPR
• Difference between the stroke, a heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest
• What to do if a person is choking, including infants and children

Upon successful completion, the student is issued a 2-year American Heart Association certification.

Need an affordable class for your staff ? 

Please  Call (561) 571-2295 or book now to schedule a group CPR class request a quote. We will gladly schedule a CPR course at your location.

•  Blended learning is a combination of Online Learning, in which a student completes part 1 of the course in a self-directed manner, followed by Part 2  hands-on skills session. 

 How It Works: Skills Sessions

• Once you successfully complete the Adult First Aid/CPR/AED, Adult Child and Baby First Aid/CPR/AED, Adult CPR/AED or Basic Life Support online course, you will have up to 90 days for the skills session to be taken. During this time, you will have access to online content so that you can refresh your knowledge before the skills session. After successfully completing a skills session within 90 days, a 2-year, American Heart Association-compliant certification will be issued.

 About the Skills Sesstions

The skills session demonstrates hands-on competency of several of the skills you learned in the CPR training online course. As part of this session, there will be a quick lesson review followed by practice. Finally, you will be tested on the following skills:

• Controlling Bleeding
• Choking
• CPR
• Use of an AED
• Safe Removal of Gloves