Most community colleges do not offer AED training. This is available at many 4 year schools.
Our classes are fun and complete, provide a two-year American Heart certification, and make use of only the most current training materials. Classes run four hours, six hours if First Aid training is given. We offer CPR certification classes throughout Central Florida.
An AED does two things: 1. Analyze the heart rhythm 2. If necessary- prompt the AED to deliver shock to the heart. (Shocks attempt to restart the heart). Source- I am going though CPR training and I recently learned this
Yes. Nearly all branches of the Red Cross offer first aid, CPR and AED certification courses for various levels. For a babysitting job, they offer a special "babysitter training" course. Contact your local chapter or visit their website at www.redcross.org for more information.
you can get a AED certification either by attending school online or college or university in a building. there are probably other ways to get this certification through your workplace if you job calls for it.
You can find the locations of Aed Training in South Carolina on www.americancpr.com/. Just go on the website and type in south carolina. One of the best ways to find a local AED trainer is through the American Heart Association. You can reach them at 1-877-AHA-4CPR or visit their online class finder here: http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3012360. They will be able to point you in the right direction to get training on the usage of AEDs.
You can receive AED & CPR training through your local Red Cross programs. You can also receive the training through other services such as the Mid-America Regional Council.
Red Cross training meets OSHA guidelines and many other professional and regulatory standards. We also offer continuing education units (CEUs) in conjunction with IACET. Obtaining First Aid and CPR/AED certification is important if: First Aid and CPR/AED training is required for your work You are a designated emergency responder at your work You want to be prepared for a wide range of emergencies " either in your personal life or based on your participation in activities such as coaching, youth organizations, and others You want the confidence of skills and experience when caring for young children or family members
In personal files and in the shop safety binder
Automated external defibrillators (AED) are an added tool in the fight to save lives. They are used on individuals who are suffering a cardiac arrest. AED's can be installed in many different settings. The training to use this technology and become certified in it is accessible to anyone; there is no need for additional medical experience or education.
Buy one online through AEDdirect.com they have them for sale as well as training items.
Basic first responder courses do not include AED training, but often can be added as a supplementary skill. Your local Red Cross would be a great resource for finding additional information. You can also get additional information online here: http://www.nremt.org/nremt/about/reg_1st_history.asp
"You can take classes to learn how to use an AED defribrillator. College classes are a great way to expand your knowledge of various areas. Learning how to use an AED defribrillator could be very beneficial, as the book material, class discussion and test taking will all provide a wealth of knowledge."