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Airway Management Price $25 Duration 1 hour in-class Enroll < Back About the Course: The purpose of the Canadian Red Cross Airway Management training is to equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to establish and sustain a clear airway, utilize appropriate interventions, and utilize available equipment effectively. Participants will learn how to administer the required interventions, such as assessing and inserting the relevant airway adjuncts based on the patient's condition. Additionally, this course can be paired with Basic Life Support training to obtain extra certification. The training is offered in Calgary, Red Deer or can be conducted at your preferred location using our Mobile Training Unit. Prerequisite: a current BLS certification (this can be taken prior to this module) Course Content: • Opening the mouth • Cross finger technique • Tongue-jaw lift • Airway adjuncts – insertion and removal • Oropharyngeal (OPA) airways • Nasopharyngeal (NPA) airways • Supraglottic airways (Awareness only) • Suction Course Completion: 3-year certification in Airway Management (digital certificate issued upon successful completion) CME/CPD Credits: n/a

Advanced First Aid Price Full: $1100 Recert: $675 Duration Full: 80 hours in-class Recert: 40 hours in-class Enroll < Back About the Course The Advanced First Aid Canadian Red Cross course builds upon the knowledge and skills for medical and trauma emergencies. Participants will learn how to conduct thorough patient assessments, provide interventions, and deliver ongoing care in a workplace environment. The training also covers different techniques for transporting an injured worker to a medical facility. You can choose to attend the course in Calgary, Red Deer, or arrange for our Mobile Training Unit to conduct the training at your preferred location. This course aligns with the CSA Standard Z1210-17 for Workplace First Aid Training. Prerequisite Pre-course Requirements - none Recert: Proof of current Advanced First Aid certification with BLS (or in accordance with local legislation) required Course Content The Professional Responder Responding to the call Infection prevention and control Anatomy and physiology Assessment Airway management and respiratory emergences Circulatory emergencies Shock Hemorrhage and soft tissue trauma Musculoskeletal injuries Chest, abdominal and pelvic injuries Head and spinal injuries Acute and chronic illnesses Poisoning Environmental illnesses Pregnancy, labour and delivery Special populations Crisis intervention Reaching, lifting and extricating patients Transportation Multiple-casualty incidents Pharmacology Marine environment Workplace Includes any other content required by specific legislation Course Completion Successfully demonstrate the required skills Minimum 75% mark for written, closed book, knowledge evaluation Successfully complete two evaluated scenarios (one each, medical and trauma) Attend and participate in 100% of the course Course Materials Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care for Professional Responders Reference (E-Book) Canadian Red Cross Emergency Care for Professional Responders Workbook (E-Book) Printed materials are available to purchase.

Oxygen Therapy Price $25 Duration 1 hour in-class Enroll < Back About the Course: Red Cross Oxygen Therapy is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to correctly identify when it is necessary to administer supplemental oxygen. Participants will learn how to properly and safely handle and assemble the equipment and how to correctly deliver supplemental oxygen through the appropriate delivery device. Prerequisite: a current BLS certification (this can be taken prior to this module) Course Content: Pulse oximetry Supplemental oxygen Oxygen cylinders Oxygen regulators Oxygen delivery devices Administering oxygen Course Completion: 3-year certification in Oxygen Therapy (digital certificate issued upon successful completion) CME/CPD Credits: n/a

EMR Refresher Price $1500 Duration 100 hours Enroll < Back About the Course This EMR refresher course will complete candidates in ITLS, BLS CPR, as well as a refresher on skills, scenarios, and content from the EMR program. Please email emscontact@ahasti.ca for more information. A refresher course is for those who have completed an Alberta College of Paramedics-approved EMR program within the last three years. **** RED DEER CANDIDATES- PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME CLASS DATES WILL BE HELD IN CALGARY**** Continuing Competency Credits: AHASTI's EMR Refresher is approved for 60 Continuing Education (CE) Credits! COST AND DURATION: Refresher: $1500.00 - Traditional Instructor-Led (in-class): 100 hrs Additional Fees: Emergency Medical Responder; A Skills Approach hard copy my be purchased from AHASTI for $180+GST or student may choose to purchase the digital version directly from the supplier. Please email emscontact@ahasti.ca for digital download information. ITLS 9th edition is required for this program. Students are welcome to borrow from a friend, purchase new or used from another source, or new from AHASTI for $130+GST. All students must have their own personal gear for vitals and assesssments. See full list below. EMR Equipment kits are available for purchase from AHASTI for $200+GST. PREREQUISITE: Show proof of graduation from an Alberta College of Paramedics-approved EMR program completed no later than 3 years from the start of the EMR Refresher program, or proof of an Alberta College of Paramedics registration at the EMR level within the last year. Class 5 driver's license (GDL okay). IAPD PDIC course - this third party online course is a requirement of all EMR graduates in Alberta as per the Alberta College of Paramedics. Previously taken programs must be current within one year, or this course may be taken along side the EMR Refresher. Certificate must be presented in order to attain the EMR Refresher Certificate and Transcript. Fees are paid directly to IAPD ($120+GST). Email emscontact@ahasti.ca for registration link. COURSE EXPECTATIONS 100% attendance is mandatory; lateness will also not be tolerated. Respect for each other, the instructor, the facility, and the equipment. Professionalism—Students are expected to demonstrate the same level of professionalism as would be expected of any EMS personnel. All assignments, skills, and exams must be completed on time and at an overall grade of 75% or higher. Students must complete the licensing requirements with the Alberta College of Paramedics within 1 year of completing their EMR refresher course. If not, students may be asked by the Alberta College of Paramedics to complete a full EMR program. REQUIRED EQUIPMENT: Student must have their own gear for this program, including: Stethoscope Blood Pressure Cuff Penlight Pulse Oximeter Medical Scissors Safety Goggles One-way CPR mask (not plastic shield) AHASTI has complete equipment kits of basic training quality available for purchase, or student can bring their own. COMPLETION: Successfully demonstrate skills and critical steps Min. 75% mark for written knowledge evaluation Attend and participate in 100% of the course CERTIFICATION: 3-year certification. All successful candidates wanting to work as an EMR in the province must register with the governing body - the Alberta College of Paramedics

Explore our range of first aid and CPR training courses in Calgary and Red Deer. You will find them under Find a Course. Basic Emergency First Aid with CPR Level C and AED Price Full: $110 Recert: $80 Duration In-class Option: 7 hours Blended Option: 4 hours online learning + 5 hours in-class Recert In-class Only: 5 hours (The in-class teaching time does not include breaks.) Enroll < Back About the Course: Emergency First Aid is a one-day course that covers life-threatening emergencies and the essential first aid skills required for low-hazard workplaces and everyday life. This program meets Alberta OHS and Canadian Red Cross requirements and is ideal for workers, volunteers, and community members who need a basic level of certification. Free course download - Comprehensive Guide . Prerequisites: Full Course: none Recertification: Proof of current Basic or Emergency First Aid certification by a CRC-recognized national training agency required. The CRC-recognized national training agencies include the Canadian Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, Lifesaving Society, and the Canadian Ski Patrol. Course Content: • The Red Cross • Responding to Emergencies • Check, Call, Care • Choking • Circulation Emergencies • CPR and AED • Breathing Emergencies • Wound Care • Head, Neck, Spine, and Pelvis Injuries Includes any other content required by the Provincial or Federal Authority Having Jurisdiction. Course Completion Criteria: • Demonstrate a working competency in all required skills. • Achieve a minimum score of 75% on a written, closed-book knowledge evaluation completed independently. This written evaluation is only available in English. • Attend and actively participate in 100% of the course. • Must adhere to the Fundamental Principles of the Red Cross. Participant Materials: First Aid & CPR (eBook) - Printed materials are available for purchase. Comprehensive Guide to First Aid & CPR (eBook) Basic First Aid (Emergency) – Online (Blended only) Basic First Aid (Emergency) certificate (digital certificate issued upon successful completion)

Book a Teach Experience Price Duration First Aid Instructor - $145 In-class 16 hours Enroll < Back About the Course Instructor Candidates who have completed Steps 1 through 4 of the First Aid Instructor Pathway and are now seeking to complete their in-class teaching experience with a teach experience supervising instructor are welcome to finish their journey with AHASTI. Requirements: Must have completed the Red Cross Fundamentals of Instruction, skills evaluation and Discipline-Specific components of the Instructor Pathway. Must have a full set of lesson plans for the Intermediate/Standard First Aid with CPR level C/AED course. AHASTI will connect instructor candidates with an AHASTI Teach Experience Supervisor and assign teaching topics. Instructor candidates must attend both days of the course. Teach Experience cancellations or no shows will be required to register for a new opportunity and pay fees again. ** AHASTI trained instructor candidates will receive up to one free teach experience. Additional teaching experience opportunities will be available if needed. If the first attempt was unsuccessful, they will be available at no charge, up to a maximum of three. Pre-requisite: Completed an Instructor Discipline Specific course Certification: * Completion paperwork will be completed by the Teach Experience Supervisor and given back to the instructor candidate. It will be the instructor candidates responsiblity to forward to their original Provider and/or Red Cross for completion. After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.

If you're looking for a Babysitting or Stay-Safe training course in Calgary or Red Deer, check out our Youth Courses section under Find a Course. Intermediate First Aid with CPR Level C (Ages 15 - 18) Price $145 Duration In-class Option: 14 hours Blended Option: 8 hours online + 7 hours in-class Enroll < Back About the Course: Join AHASTI’s most popular course—Intermediate First Aid with CPR Level C and AED training! Perfect for school, sports, and job requirements, while giving you real-life skills to step up in an emergency. Prerequisite: This class is for Youth 15 - 18 years old only Couse Content: Intermediate First Aid was formerly called Standard First Aid. The course designed remains for individuals who are required by their jobs or looking to improve their emergency response skills at home, this comprehensive two-day course by the Canadian Red Cross offers training in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR Level C/AED). The program adheres to the standards established by provincial/territorial worker safety and insurance boards and integrates the latest protocols for first aid and CPR. You have the option to take the course in Calgary or Red Deer, or request our Mobile Training Unit to deliver the training at your chosen venue. Course Content: The Red Cross Preparing to respond The EMS system Check, Call, Care Airway emergencies Breathing and circulation emergencies First aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest Wound care Head, neck and spine injuries Bone, muscle and joint injuries Sudden Medical Emergencies Environmental illnesses Poisons (includes opioid poisoning) Includes any other content required by specific legislation. Course Completion Criteria: 100% attendance and participation 75% min. passing grade on a written, closed book knowledge evaluation Adherence to the Fundamental Principles. What to Bring: If each participant could bring a stuffed animal or baby doll large enough to practice dressing and diapering. Individual snacks and a bag lunch. (please, no nut products)

Discover comprehensive Job Site Safety Training such as H2S Alive, CSO and more. Enroll today for reliable Job Site Safety Training in Calgary. Job Site Safety Training That Meets Alberta OHS Standards H2S Alive Certification for Oil, Gas & Industrial Workers Get your Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive certification with AHASTI. Trusted training for oil & gas workers across Calgary, Red Deer & rural Alberta. Price Full: $170 Recert: $100 - Skills assessment with AHASTI (must complete online theory with ESC before skills - additional fee) Duration Full: 8 hours in-class Recert: 1 hour in-class skills Read More Common Safety Orientation for Alberta Worksite Access Complete your CSO certification with AHASTI. In-person support for workers entering oil, gas & industrial sites across Alberta. Price $100 Duration 4 hours in-class Read More I need first aid too.. (click here) I need WHMIS or TDG too.. (click here) N95 Fit Testing N95 FIt testing for all types of N95 masks. AHASTI provides many options for your fit test, including AHASTI-provided masks; bring your masks, group bookings and more! Price AHASTI provided masks - $40 Client provided masks - $30 Register Now Frequently Asked Questions What tickets do I need to work in the Oil Field? The 'tickets' or certifications required to work in the Oil and Gas Industry vary based on site and position. What are the most requested courses for this industry? The most commonly requested courses are the Intermediate/Standard First Aid with CPR/AED, H2S Alive and Common Safety Orientation (CSO) courses. Do you ever offer a discount for people who are registering in all three? Yes. Please call our Customer Service for more information.

Browse certified First Aid and CPR training courses across Alberta. AHASTI offers Emergency First Aid, Standard First Aid, CPR, Childcare First Aid, Advanced First Aid and more. Meets Alberta OHS & Red Cross standards. First Aid & CPR Training Courses in Alberta Browse Certified First Aid & CPR Courses Select a course below to view full details, certification requirements, and upcoming availability. AHASTI delivers certified First Aid and CPR training across Alberta in public, blended, and workplace (onsite) formats. Our programs meet Alberta OHS and Canadian Red Cross standards, and are available in English, Punjabi, or Mandarin (subject to instructor availability). Looking for a short, parent-focused workshop? Explore our CPR Confidence for Parents session. Learn life-saving CPR skills for adults, children, and infants with AHASTI’s CPR Level C course or recertification in Calgary and Red Deer. Includes AED training for workplace and community responders. CPR Level C and AED Price Duration Full: $85 Recert: $65 Full: In-Class Option: 5 hours Blended Option: 3 hours online learning + 3 hours in-class Recertification: In-Class Option: 3.5 hours Blended Option: 2 hours online + 2.5 hours in-class (The teaching time does not include breaks.) Read More Get certified in Emergency First Aid (Basic) with AHASTI in Calgary and Red Deer. Covers life-saving skills, CPR Level C, and AED use—ideal for workplace and community responders. Full and recertification options to meet Alberta OHS requirements available. Basic Emergency First Aid with CPR Level C and AED Price Duration Full: $110 Recert: $80 In-class Option: 7 hours Blended Option: 4 hours online learning + 5 hours in-class Recert In-class Only: 5 hours (The in-class teaching time does not include breaks.) Read More AHASTI’s most requested course - Intermediate or Standard First Aid with CPR Level C and AED training. Offered in Calgary and Red Deer, with full and recertification options to meet Alberta OHS requirements. Intermediate Standard First Aid with CPR Level C and AED Price Duration Full: $145 Recert: $110 Full: In-class Option: 15 hours Blended Option: 8 hours online + 7.5 hours in-class Recert: In-class Option Only: 8 hours in-class (The teaching time does not include breaks.) Read More AHASTI’s Childcare First Aid course with CPR Level B focuses on child and infant emergencies. Offered in Calgary and Red Deer, with full and recertification options—perfect for daycare staff and parents. Standard Childcare First Aid with CPR Level B and AED Price Duration Full : $145 Recert : $110 Full: 16 hours in-class Recert: 8 hours in-class (The teaching time does not include breaks.) Read More Step into advanced emergency care with AHASTI’s Red Cross Advanced First Aid course in Calgary and Red Deer. Designed for workplace responders requiring extended first aid skills and certification. This AFA program also meets the recruitment requirements of Calgary and Edmonton Fire Rescue Services. Advanced First Aid with BLS CPR and AED Price Duration Full: $1100 Recert: $675 Full: 80 hrs in-class Recert: 40 hrs in-class (The in-class teaching time does not include breaks.) Read More AHASTI provides certified First Aid and CPR training to learners and workplaces across Calgary, Red Deer, and communities throughout Alberta. Training a Group? AHASTI also offers on-site First Aid and CPR training delivered directly at your workplace. Request an on-site quote and we’ll tailor a training plan for your team. Request Onsite Training Quote Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between Emergency First Aid and Standard First Aid in Alberta? Emergency First Aid is a one-day course covering life-threatening emergencies and basic skills required for low-hazard worksites. Standard First Aid is a two-day, more comprehensive program required for medium- and high-hazard worksites under Alberta OHS legislation. AHASTI offers both courses in certified formats, including blended delivery. How do I know which level of First Aid my workplace needs? Workplace First Aid requirements depend on your industry, the number of employees, shift patterns, and the hazard assessment for your site. If you’re unsure which course meets Alberta OHS requirements, AHASTI’s team can assist you in determining the correct training level for compliance. What is the most requested First Aid level for Alberta workplaces? The Intermediate (Standard) First Aid certification is the most commonly required program. It includes CPR-A/C, injury and wound management, hot and cold emergencies, medical conditions, poisoning, and bone, muscle, and joint injuries. Can I take a recertification course if my certificate is expired? This depends on the program. Some certifications require your previous certificate to still be valid on the day of recertification. Others permit a limited grace period. If your certificate has a specific printed expiry date, there is no grace period. If the certificate does not include an expiry date, or if you're unsure of your eligibility, AHASTI can confirm the correct course for your situation. Are blended learning options available? Yes. Many AHASTI First Aid and CPR courses are available in a blended format, combining online learning with in-class skills practice and evaluation. Blended delivery is fully recognized under Alberta OHS and Canadian Red Cross standards. What course should I take if I work in childcare? Early childhood educators in Alberta typically require Childcare First Aid with CPR-B. This course focuses on child and infant emergencies, illness recognition, and injury management. AHASTI offers full certifications and recertifications for childcare professionals. Do you offer group or onsite training? Yes. AHASTI provides onsite First Aid and CPR training for workplaces across Calgary, Red Deer, and Alberta. Groups can request a customized quote, with training delivered directly at your location through our Mobile Training Unit. How long are First Aid and CPR certificates valid for? Most First Aid and CPR certifications are valid for three years, depending on the certifying organization and industry standards. Some workplaces or governing bodies may require more frequent recertification. Can I take CPR on its own, or does it need to be combined with First Aid? Yes, CPR can be taken as a standalone course. AHASTI offers CPR programs including CPR-C and Basic Life Support (BLS). Please note that First Aid courses always include CPR, so CPR cannot be taken as a stand-alone replacement for First Aid. Are your instructors certified to teach Alberta OHS-approved courses? Yes. All AHASTI instructors are certified through the Canadian Red Cross or other recognized regulatory bodies, and all First Aid and CPR programs meet Alberta OHS training standards. Do you offer courses in languages other than English? Yes. AHASTI offers First Aid and CPR courses in English, Punjabi, and Mandarin, depending on instructor availability. If your group requires a specific language, please contact our coordination team to confirm scheduling options. What should I bring to my First Aid or CPR class? Participants should bring a government-issued ID, writing materials, and wear comfortable clothing suitable for floor-based skills practice. All course materials and equipment are provided by AHASTI. Can I complete the entire First Aid course online? No. Alberta OHS requires that all First Aid certifications include an in-person skills assessment. Blended learning allows theory to be completed online, but all hands-on components must be completed in class with a certified instructor. Free Resources and Courses Resources and courses that will benefit all interested in learning First Aid, CPR or learn more about the Support Opioid Harm Reduction. Comprehensive Guide for First Aid and CPR Canadian Red Cross First Aid App! Support Opioid Harm Reduction AHASTI delivers certified First Aid and CPR training across Alberta, offering a full range of courses that meet Alberta OHS and Canadian Red Cross standards. Whether you're looking for workplace training, recertification, or life-saving skills for personal development, our programs are designed to support individuals, teams, and organizations with high-quality, reliable instruction.

Transfer Pathway - Option 2 Price Duration $632.50 Approx. 8.75 hrs online and 19.5 hrs in-class + Teach Experience Enroll < Back About the Course Instructor candidates who qualify for this transfer pathway are entering into the Instructor Development Program with previous experience as an educator (elementary or secondary level). They will follow the Instructor Development Program however they will not be required to complete Step 2: Fundamentals of Instruction - Classroom Component. Candidates holding a current Lifesaving Society Lifesaving Instructor or a HIGH FIVE Trainer certifications qualify for this pathway. Pathway for the Transfer Option 2: You must successfully complete each step before advancing to the next step. Certification is valid for three years. 1. Evaluate Skills and Check Prerequisites 18 years old with previous experience as an educator (elementary or secondary level) and a current Standard First Aid with CPR level C. 2. Fundamentals of Instruction Complete the Fundamentals of Instruction online component (8 hrs*) 3. Discipline-Specific Classroom Component Attend the First Aid & CPR discipline-specific classroom component (14 hrs 30 min), which focuses on the specific skills of that program. 4. Teaching Experience Complete the Teaching Experience online module (30-45 min*) and a classroom component with the support of a Teaching Experience Supervisor. 5. Certification An electronic certification will be issued upon completion. Certified Instructors can teach CPR Levels A and C, Emergency First Aid, Standard First Aid, Marine Basic First Aid, Emergency Child Care First Aid, and Standard Child Care First Aid courses. * Online learning time will vary depending on the learner. Pre-requisite: 18 years old with previous experience as an educator (elementary or secondary level) and a current Standard First Aid with CPR level C. Certification: Red Cross First Aid Instructor valid for 3 years. To maintain this certification, each instructor must teach a minimum of three Canadian Red Cross First Aid programs during the three-year certification. One course must be at the Intermediate (Standard) First Aid or Standards Childcare First Aid. After You Become a Certified Instructor Becoming certified is only the first step. To teach Canadian Red Cross programs, you must either: Become a Red Cross Training Partner, or Teach under an existing Training Partner such as AHASTI Instructor certification alone does not permit independent course delivery.

Learn about AHASTI's mission, values, and commitment to providing top-quality health and safety training across Alberta. Committed to Health & Safety Excellence Our friends call us AHASTI for short. At AHASTI, We’re Committed to Quality and Fun since 1996! When you complete a certification course with AHASTI, you’re not just meeting the highest standards—we ensure all our programs adhere to rigorous timeframes, course requirements, facility space, equipment ratios, and competency profiles. We follow the policies of our curriculum partners, industry standards, and legislative requirements to provide top-notch training. But that’s not all. Our courses are hands-on, interactive, and designed to build your confidence and skills. You’ll receive a learner-centered education that prepares you to be a competent and confident responder in any situation. And yes, you might have a little fun too! Our Story Meet Our Leaders: Charna and Lianne Charna and Lianne’s professional journey began on a pool deck in SE Calgary in the late 1990s, where they first met while lifeguarding at a wave pool. Over the years, they worked together at various recreation facilities, teaching water safety, first aid courses, and lifeguarding programs. In 2006, they both joined AHASTI. Recognizing their effective collaboration and shared passion for safety education, Charna and Lianne decided to join forces and purchased AHASTI in the Spring of 2009. Their partnership combined their love for teaching, lifesaving, and mentoring with a commitment to providing quality safety training to the community. Thanks to their dedication, AHASTI has grown into one of Canada’s largest Training Partners for the Canadian Red Cross. Meet The Team Charna Owner and Instructor Lianne Owner and Instructor Nitro AHASTI’s Safety Ambassador 🐶 Melissa Instructor Development & Administrative Coordinator Stacey Program Coordinator - EMS Department Angel Program Coordinator - First Aid Department Ravleen Customer Service Associate Bob (Bow-tie-Bob) First Aid Instructor Natasha Training Operations Coordinator - Mobile Training Unit and Advanced First Aid Programs Judy First Aid Instructor Brendan EMR Instructor Seger EMS Instructor Various Talented Instructors

Learn infant and child CPR and choking response in this supportive 90-minute workshop designed for parents and caregivers in Calgary. Build confidence with hands-on practice. CPR Confidence for Parents Learn infant and child CPR and choking response in a relaxed, hands-on workshop designed for parents and caregivers. Build confidence and practical skills in just 90 minutes. Because emergencies are rare — but being prepared matters. View Dates & Register Becoming a parent brings incredible joy — and a natural desire to be prepared for emergencies. CPR Confidence for Parents is a supportive, small-group workshop where you’ll practice essential infant and child emergency skills using realistic training equipment. This session focuses on understanding what to do, staying calm, and feeling prepared - without testing or certification pressure. Why AHASTI Experienced Instructors Learn from experienced first aid professionals who teach life-saving skills every day. Hands-on Learning Practice infant and child CPR and choking response using realistic training manikins. Supportive environment Small group format designed to build confidence without pressure or testing. What you'll learn in this workshop During this workshop, you will: Recognize breathing emergencies in infants and children Perform infant CPR Perform child CPR Respond to choking in babies and children Understand when and how to call for help Gain confidence to act in an emergency Workshop details Duration: 1.5 hours Cost: $25 per participant Format: In-person, hands-on workshop Certification: This is an informational workshop and does not provide certification. Who should attend: Parents, expecting parents, grandparents, babysitters, and caregivers. Frequently Asked Questions Can I bring my baby? Yes. Babies are welcome, and many participants attend with their infants. Do I receive a certificate? No. This workshop focuses on building knowledge and confidence rather than providing certification. Do I need prior CPR training? No experience is required. What should I bring? Comfortable clothing and any items you need for your baby. What if the workshop doesn’t meet the minimum enrollment? If minimum enrollment is not reached, participants will be notified and offered alternative dates or a full refund. Feel prepared. Feel confident. Join our CPR Confidence for Parents workshop and learn skills that could save a life. View Date & Register