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The content within the First Aid/CPR/AED program reflects the most current scientific recommendations, and includes the knowledge and skills necessary for participants to safely identify and give appropriate care, regardless of the type of the emergency. This program stresses the basic steps to follow in any emergency, beginning with the most important step - the decision to act - and helps participants confront their fears of getting involved and giving care. The American Red Cross program explains the emergency medical services (EMS) system, emphasizes the need for rapid medical assistance in an emergency and provides instruction on appropriate care for a variety of injuries and sudden illnesses that first responders may encounter in their workplaces, communities and homes.
Upon successful completion of the course, student will receive an American Red Cross Certification valid for two years. All classes will be held at the 4H Extension Building at the southwest corner of Miller Park. We ask that all participants arrive on time.
The doors will be locked 5 minutes after class begins. No one will be allowed in after the doors are locked and refunds for being late will not be given. If you are interested in registering for any of the following courses, please contact the Recreation Center Front Desk at 307-739-9025.
Course fee: $70
Upon successful completion of the course students will receive a certification valid for two years. Classes will be held at the 4-H extension building. 255 W. Deloney Please be on time; door locks 5 minutes after class begins, no late entries allowed and refunds for tardiness will not be given. No cell phones during class times.
None scheduled at this time.