To submit this form, ensure all required fields are completed and accurate. You can submit the form online through the Red Cross Course Record Entry portal. If you have any questions, contact the American Red Cross at www.redcross.org or call 1-800-RED-CROSS. My advice is to double-check all information before submission to avoid delays in certification processing.

The important dates for the American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED Program are based on course schedules and recertification deadlines. Check the Red Cross website for upcoming course dates and deadlines for 2024 and 2025.

The purpose of the American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED form is to provide a comprehensive training program for responding to emergencies. It aims to equip participants with the necessary skills to handle cardiac, breathing, and first aid situations effectively. The program offers flexibility in course delivery, with options for classroom and blended learning formats. Participants can choose from various courses tailored to adults, children, and infants, ensuring that different training needs are met. By completing this form and participating in the program, individuals are better prepared to respond to emergencies and provide immediate care until advanced medical personnel arrive. The program also emphasizes the importance of Good Samaritan laws, disease transmission reduction, and effective use of emergency medical services. Upon completion, participants receive a digital certificate valid for 2 years, demonstrating their proficiency in First Aid, CPR, and AED skills.

• 1. Participant Information: Contains details about the participant, including name, contact information, and emergency contacts.
• 2. Course Selection: Allows participants to select the specific course(s) they wish to enroll in, such as First Aid, CPR, or AED.
• 3. Learning Objectives: Outlines the objectives of the course, including recognizing emergencies, providing care, and using medical equipment effectively.
• 4. Certification Details: Provides information about the certification process, validity period, and digital certificate issuance.
• 5. Instructor Information: Includes details about the certified instructors and their eligibility to teach the courses.
• 6. Participant Materials: Lists the materials available for participants, both as digital downloads and in print format.

Failing to submit the completed form can result in not receiving certification or being unprepared for emergencies. Ensure all fields are filled out and submit the form on time.

• Missed Certification: Participants may not receive their certification, which is necessary for certain jobs and responsibilities.
• Lack of Preparedness: Individuals may be unprepared to respond to emergencies, potentially endangering themselves and others.
• Course Rescheduling: Participants may have to reschedule and retake the course, leading to additional time and costs.

• 1. New Enrollment: When signing up for a new First Aid/CPR/AED course.
• 2. Certification Renewal: To renew your certification before it expires.
• 3. Employer Requirement: If your job requires you to be certified in First Aid, CPR, or AED.
• 4. Volunteer Training: When volunteering in roles that require emergency response training.
• 5. Personal Preparedness: To be prepared for emergencies at home or in the community.