A critical training program providing core first-aid skills — assessment, CPR, choking response, wound care, and burns/scalds treatment — for parents, caregivers, teachers, and workplace responders.
Provides individuals with the core skills required to respond successfully to first-aid emergencies. Course contents: Assessment, CPR, choking response, Wound care, Burns and Scalds. Delivered by ASHI-accredited trainers with years of experience.
Parents and caregivers, teachers and school staff, workplace responders, and others.
CNA Training Institute is an Accredited and Approved Training Center of the American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI). Participants receive a certification upon successful completion.
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