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Refer to the Safety Activity Checkpoints for activities that require the presence of a trained first aider, as well as information on equivalent courses recognized as Level 1 or 2 courses. Qualifying professionals: A Level 1 or 2 First Aider may also be a physician, a registered nurse, physician’s assistant, paramedic, dentist or emergency medical technician 18 years of age or older do not have to take additional training if they are comfortable with their emergency medical skills and their license/certification is current.
CPR & First Aid Level 1
First Aid Level 2
CPR & First Aid Level 1
The fee for this course covers materials and supplies. The fee is required when you register. NOTE: Some offerings split this training between 2 sessions; you must attend both sessions to be certified.
Upcoming In-Person Classes
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Medic First Aid and CPR Level 1 - Pleasanton
Pleasanton |
Thu, Oct. 14, 2010, 6pm - 10pm |
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Medic First Aid and CPR Level 1 -
Fairfield |
Sat, Oct. 23, 2010, 9am - 5pm |
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Medic First Aid and CPR Level 1 - Pleasanton
Pleasanton |
Thu, Nov. 18, 2010, 6pm - 10pm |
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Medic First Aid and CPR Level 1 -Fairfield
Fairfield |
Sun, Jan. 16, 2011, 9am - 5pm |
More CPR & First Aid Level 1 in-person classes...
First Aid Level 2
Level 2 First Aiders are required for day events of more than 500 participants or camping events with more than 200 participants, overnights or trips of three nights or more, and when federal or state regulations require this level of training. Safety Activity Checkpoints also specify a Level 2 first aider for certain high-risk activities, such as backpacking, and for any activity which meets three or more of the following criteria:
- Emergency response time is more than 15 minutes
- The site has multiple hazards
- Safety equipment is needed
- Participants need preconditioning, prior experience, or established skills.
To enroll in this course you must have a current certificate in any of the Level 1 courses described in Safety-Wise (please download the Safety-Wise Update). You must bring that certification card with you to this course. The course fee covers materials and supplies. The fee is required when you register.
Upcoming In-Person Classes
None scheduled at this time...
More First Aid Level 2 in-person classes...