EMSA Pediatric First-aid/CPR/AED
San Francisco, Redwood City, San Jose, Dublin, Brentwood, Concord, Berkeley, Novato, Sacramento
Course Content
- Adult, Child, Infant CPR
- AED (Automated external defibrillator)
- Adult, child, and infant choking
- Bleeding control, amputations, impaled objects
- Seizures, stroke, diabetic emergencies
- Snake bites, ticks, spiders, epi-pen
- Seizures, stroke, diabetic emergencies
Who should take this class
Licensed child care providers who need the EMSA certification for Title 22/AB243, foster care, or anyone else who wants to learn CPR and First-aid for children. Our EMSA license number is 0204-DC.
Certification
After this course, students will receive the official EMSA (Emergency Medical Services Authority) Pediatric CPR and First-aid certification card along with the state required stickers.
About Us - Safety Training Seminars
- STS is an official American Heart Association Training Center (License 20784-CA)
- Lowest prices in the San Francisco Bay Area Guaranteed
- Students are issued their certification cards on the day of class
- Over 150 BLS courses offered per month
- Classes offered at your site. Ask about our Group Discounts.
- Safety Training Seminars was founded in 1989. Local Company.
About our Classrooms
- Large classrooms with comfortable chairs & tables
- Free tea, coffee, granola bars, water
- Phone/ipad charging station in all classrooms
- Free Parking (except Berkeley, but BART is close)
- Friendly, professional, experienced instructors
- Free rescheduling if you miss your class
Bay Area Course Locations
- San Francisco
- Redwood City
- San Jose
- Dublin
- Concord
- Berkeley
- Novato
- Brentwood
- Sacramento
Registration
Click below to view BLS prices, class times, and locations. The American Heart Association offers two options to receive the BLS certification card: BLS Classroom or BLS Heartcode.
BLS Classroom is the traditional classroom course.
BLS Heartcode is the most popular class for busy healthcare professionals and consists of taking an online course and then skills testing with an American Heart Association BLS instructor.