Certification:
Upon successfully completing the course, participants will receive a workplace-approved CPR Level C and AED certificate that is valid for 3 years.
FAQs
CPR level C Recertification Prerequisites:
To be eligible for a CPR level C and AED recertification course candidates must meet the following criteria: Candidates must have previously completed a full CPR Level C course or a recertification course. The previous course must have been completed through a recognized and credible provider such as the Lifesaving Society, Red Cross, Heart and
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CPR level C Recertification Course Length:
This course is 4 hours in length.
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Locations:
Calgary first aid offers first aid and CPR recertification throughout Calgary in comfortable and convenient locations. On the course page you will have the option of selecting the course location of your choosing. Candidates must bring previous certification card to course to present to the Calgary First Aid instructor.
Additional Notes:
Please bring previous certification award and first aid manual to show to your instructor.
Registration:
To register for a CPR and / or first aid recertification course select the re-cert course of your choosing from the main menu or from the selection above. Select the course location, date and time of your choosing and complete the registration form. Pre-pay via our online payment system to be guaranteed a spot in
First Aid and CPR Recertification Prerequisites:
To be eligible for a recertification course candidates must meet the following criteria: Candidates must have completed a recertification course or a full course within the past 3 years. Candidates must have completed the previous certification course through a credible provider. Credible providers include: St. Johns Ambulance, Red Cross, Lifesaving Society, St Mark James, and
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CPR only Recertification Courses:
Calgary first aid offers the following stand-alone CPR recertification courses: Health Care Provider CPR Recertification Course in Calgary and AED – Also referred to as basic life support (BLS), this course is 4 to 5 hours in length. CPR level “C” and AED – This course is 4 hours in length. CPR level “B” and AED –
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First Aid and CPR Recertification Courses in Calgary.
The following is a list of all the available first aid and CPR recertification’s courses that we offer: Standard first aid and CPR level “C” – This is a 8 hour course that is also referred to as intermediate first aid. This course meets Alberta OH&S requirements. Standard first aid health care provider CPR – This is
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Additional Notes
100% attendance is required to successfully complete a ACLS course. Refunds and transfers are not available within 72 hours of the initial course. There are no refunds for rescheduled events. Students are strongly advised to check with their employer prior to enrollment to ensure the certification meets their requirements.
Are Recertifications Available?
Yes, participants looking to renew expiring ACLS certificates can attend a recertification course
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What Certification Will I Receive?
Participants that successfully complete the course, including the written component, will receive a Heart and Stroke Foundation ACLS completion card that is valid for 2 years.
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What Are the Prerequisites for Advanced Cardiac Life Support Course in Calgary?
Participants must have a current BLS completion card (This certificate must be issued by the Heart and Stroke Foundation) and complete the mandatory pre-course self-assessment and be proficient in the following: Reading and interpreting electrocardiograms (ECGs)- Be able to identify—on a monitor and paper tracing—rhythms associated with bradycardia, tachycardia with adequate perfusion, tachycardia with poor
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What Will I Learn in This Advanced Cardiac Life Support Course in Calgary?
Participants enrolled in this ACLS course will learn about the following skills and techniques according to the latest ILCOR guidelines. Life support rescue skills Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and chest compressions Usage of barrier devices including bag-valve masks When and how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) Recognition and management of respiratory and cardiac arrest victims
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How Much Does This Course Cost?
The cost of this course is 269.99. Included in the cost of the course is a take-home manual, taxes and certification fees.
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Who is Required to Take This Course?
This Heart and Stroke Foundation course is designed for individuals that work, manage or participate in any workplace involved with cardiac arrest and other life-threatening cardiovascular emergencies. Many participants are employed in emergency response, emergency medicine and critical / intensive care units.
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Refunds and Cancellations:
Refunds and cancellations are not accepted within 72 hours of the initial course. Transfers are charged 25 dollars within 72 hours of the course. Prior to 72 hours candidates can receive a full refund from any CPR HCP course. There are no refunds for rescheduled events. Students are strongly advised to check with their employer
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Private Courses:
At Calgary First Aid we offer private CPR HCP / BLS training in which you can book a course at our training centers or we can come to you. To book a private course or for more information please call (587-774-5317) or email at info@firstaidcalgary.ca
No Pressure:
At Calgary First Aid we understand that people learn through a variety of different methods and in a variety of different speeds. If you do not complete the course the first time you are eligible to re-take the course at no extra cost.
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