CPR certification
Resuscitation training proof
CPR certification is official recognition that someone has completed training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation—the emergency technique of chest compressions and rescue breathing used when someone's heart stops.
Certification typically requires passing a course from organizations like the American Red Cross or American Heart Association: The job posting required current CPR certification.
Most certifications expire after one or two years and must be renewed.
- first aid trainingInstruction in emergency care
- emergency responseOrganized action during crises
- paramedicPrehospital emergency caregiver
- defibrillationElectric cardiac rhythm reset
- cardiac arrestAbrupt cessation of circulation
skill assessments · OSHA compliance · rescue breathing · mannequin · practice dummy · CPR · hands-only CPR · lifesaving techniques · bystander intervention · Good Samaritan law · chest compressions · mouth to mouth · recovery position · recertification · face shields · Red Cross · American Heart Association · respiratory failure
- ResuscitationCPR training, defibrillation, chest compressions, mouth to mouth, heart massage
- Safety CertificationsCE marking, electrical safety, product testing, safety standards, safety label
- first aidbandage, bandages, first aid kit, tourniquet, gauze pads
- water safetylifeguards, CPR, rescue tube, life jacket, drowning prevention
- nursingnurse, nursing, nurses, RN, LPN
- Credentialscredential, credentials, degree, diploma, certificate
CPR certificationmedical degree
Physician's professional qualification
MD · surgical residency · medical school · nursing degree · board certification