DESCRIPTION:  Students will receive update training in blood borne pathogens, basic emergency first aid cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR), including the use of the Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Students will develop skills that will allow them to recognize, evaluate, and effectively assist those persons in need of emergency medical care. This course is compliant with the recently updated Title 22 regulations and the 2015 ECC standards. Students will receive a two year certification from a nationally recognized organization upon successful completion of the course.

INSTRUCTOR(S): David Faeth a Retired Oakland Police Sergeant is California POST Certified First Aid/CPR Instructor. He is assigned to the Regional Training Center as the Lead Instructor for our First Aid/CPR/AED curriculum.

All of the associate instructors for the course are members of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office. They have all completed a Title 22 compliant First Aid Instructor, or Instructor Transition course, and currently assist with in-service and academy training.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT: Student dress code at the Regional Training Center is business casual.  No shorts, sleeveless shirts or open toed shoes are permitted.

PRESENTATION DATES: See below for dates available.  This is an 8 hour (1-day) course. It starts at 0800 hours and ends at 1700 hours each day.

CERTIFICATION: POST Plan IV.  POST CERT#1010-21798

CANCELLING REGISTRATION:  To cancel a registration for a course, please notify the Regional Training Center via e-mail or phone. E-mail cancellations can be directed to rtcinfo@sheriffacademy.com and phone cancellations to (925) 551-6970. In all cases, course cancellations less than 5 business days' prior to class start date, may be subject to a course cancellation fee equal to 50% of the course tuition. Students who fail to attend the course without cancelling prior to the start of the course (No Show) will be charged the full course tuition.