Here’s what CPR/AED training with Cardiac Life will do for your organization, you and most importantly, the Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) victim:
1. The survival of someone’s life rests on the integrated combination of CPR and early AED defibrillation. It’s best to have a trained responder team member on staff at all times, rather than going into a life or death emergency only half prepared.
2. The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that everyone who will potentially use an AED know how to recognize the signs of Sudden Cardiac Arrest when to activate the EMS system and any updated CPR techniques. In addition, it is important for those operating AEDs to get proper training on the specific AED model used in your organization, how to successfully operate it in an emergency, and how to avoid any potentially hazardous situations with the AED.
3. If a Sudden Cardiac Arrest event does occur, it's important to rise to the occasion. As a CPR certified responder by our American Heart Association training center, you're ensuring that you and/or your staff are prepared to provide the best CPR care to a victim of SCA. This will increase the likelihood of survival.
4. Because SCA can strike at any time, it is important for as many people as possible to become certified in CPR/AED. Having the skills needed will help everyone to stay calm during the emergency situation.
We offer easy training class registration on our website for the individual and organizations. You can also reach us at info@cardiaclife.net or 585-267-7775 to obtain information or set up a class.
Become proactive and join the millions of responders taking CPR/AED training courses and become prepared to save a life in Sudden Cardiac Arrest emergencies.