A 6-hour, in-person course equipping non-healthcare professionals — parents, caregivers, and educators — with the skills to respond to emergencies in infants and children such as choking and seizures.
Equips individuals with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively to emergency situations involving infants and children, including choking, seizures, and other pediatric emergencies. Target audience: those who are not healthcare providers or professional rescuers but need to know how to respond in child-related emergencies.
CNA Training Institute is an Accredited and Approved Training Center of ASHI. Participants receive certification upon successful completion. Refresher courses available; aligned with HABC standards.
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