Traditional (Face to Face) CPR/First Aid Training

The following trainings are open to any and all who are interested in attending.

RSVPs must be made directly to Lisa Hall via email (lhall@tre.org) or telephone (380-1100) with the name, agency, e-mail and telephone number of the attendee and which training sessions you plan to attend.

The deadline for RSVPs are one week prior to the training you plan to attend. If capacity is reached prior to that deadline, we will let you know.

PLEASE NOTE: Cancellation notice is requested 48 hours prior to the date of training.

American Red Cross certified instructors teach lay rescuers first aid and CPR. The CPR portion is designed to provide lay rescuers the fundamental skills and confidence to perform CPR on adult, children, or infants. This course will teach participants in how to recognize and alleviate airway obstructions, the proper use of an AED, and the signs, symptoms, and corrective action for a stroke or heart attack. The First Aid portion is designed to provide rescuers the fundamental skills to recognize and treat medical emergencies. The materials covered teach students scene safety, the signs and symptoms of diabetes, stroke, and seizures and how to best treat these emergencies. Students will also learn how to control bleeding, treat for shock and burns, and minimize spinal damage due to head and spine injuries. In addition, students will get hands-on practice in dealing with blood borne pathogen safety, controlling bleeding, and dealing with broken bones and sprains.