What is this program? How does it work?
You can re-certify your CPR in a blended learning environment in just ONE HOUR! One hour recertification classroom sessions are offered several times a week. You must complete the online CPR pre-test before demonstrating your skills. Pre-readings and the open-book pre-tests are available at the Hamber Library (Room 2H44).
New Protocols!
The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada and the American Heart Association are now teaching the same CPR protocols in accordance to the new CPR guidelines of November 2005.
Critical Concepts
Reference book: BLS for Healthcare Providers - available for reference use in Eric Hamber Library and Family Resource Library. Books may be purchased at the Family Resource Library for $16.00 (includes DVD)
To Register: Go to the PHSA LearningHub (you will need to sign-in to the LearningHub before you can register).
Who is eligible to take this course?
CPR Re-certification (one-hour course) on the computerized system is limited to learners whose last certification was completed within the past 15 months. Nurses coming to recertify should bring their CPR cards showing the date of their last recertification. If your CPR is over 15 months old, you need to take a 4 hour RENEWAL COURSE with St. Johns Ambulance. Ph (604) 321-2652.
How much does it cost?
C&W Staff: Free
Students & Residents with C&W placement less than one year: $40
Students & Residents with C&W placement one year or more: No Charge
General Public: $50
Printable CPR cheat sheets: