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BasicPlus CPR, AED & First Aid Training

The Nevada County Superintendent of Schools Office (NCSOS) offers training for MEDIC FIRST AID BasicPlus CPR, AED (Automated External Defibrillator) and First Aid for adults (8 years of age and older) and PediatricPlus CPR, First Aid & AED for adult/child/infant (1-8 years of age = child; 1 year of age or less = infant)

BasicPlus CPR, AED, and First Aid for Adults 

Intended Audience: 

  •  Nevada County School Staff desiring or required to be CPR/AED/First Aid certified  
  •  Parent and community members are welcome to take the course as well.  
  • School administrators 
  • Coaches 
  • Physical educators 
  • Teachers 
  • Custodians 
  • Candidates for teaching credential must complete this training prior to student teaching. 
  • Instructional aides 
  • Any support services assigned to delivering CPR/First Aid and EpiPen and other medication administration. 

This program is designed to meet both federal and state guidelines requiring certification in their workplace and complies with OSHA.  Recognized certification period is 2 years. 

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PediatricPlus CPR, AED, and First Aid for Children 

Intended Audience:

  • Nevada County School Staff or individuals who desire or are required to be certified in Pediatric First Aid, CPR, and AED such as: 
  • Childcare workers 
  • Teachers (children 1-8) 
  • After school program staff 
  • Parents 
  • Babysitters 
  • Foster Parents 
  • Adoption 
  • Child Advocates 
  • Child Care Providers 

This program is designed to meet National and state guidelines and standards for pediatric first aid, CPR, and AED training.   Recognized certification period is 2 years

REGISTRATION:

  1. Sign up below choosing the course you which to take and the day you will attend a “skills demo check” at Earle Jamieson Educational Options School at 112 Nevada City Highway, Nevada City (Fellerson Classroom)    
  1. Both classes are online blended courses. The on-line asynchronous section must be completed prior to you “Skills Check” appointment. You will receive an email with your log-in information and confirmation of your “Skills Check” date and time after we have received payment. 

Please bring your on-line course “Recognition of Completion” (be sure to complete all sections) with you to the skills demo check.  The Adult CPR on-line course should take approximately 3-4 hours for initial training and less time if you are renewing. Pediatric CPR should take 5-6 hours for first time certifications. You may start and stop at any time prior to your “Skills Check”. Upcoming skills demo check dates (the on-line course can be taken up until the day before the skills demo check) 

The cost of the class is $45.00 and must be paid PRIOR to us sending you a link to the on-line course (exact cash or check only); it is non-refundable.  You can either stop by our office or mail the check (payable to “NCSOS”) to NCSOS 380 Crown Point Circle, Grass Valley, CA 95945 ATTN: CPR.  Please note that all skills demo check sessions are held at 112 Nevada City Highway, Nevada City, CA 95959 in the Fellerson Room.   

School District Employees Please CLICK HERE to view course dates/times and Register!

Non School District Employees Please CLICK HERE to view course dates/times and Register

Frequently Asked Questions

What CPR/First Aid/AED class should I take if I work in an elementary/middle/high school?

The adult course trains you for people 8 years of age or older. If you are responsible for children under the age of 8, you should take the Pediatrics course which includes adult/child/infant (Child = 1 to 8 years of age; Infant = 1 year old or less).

What CPR class should I take if I work in a child daycare center or preschool?

You should check with your supervisor at the school or your school nurse. This is not a blended curriculum and requires a minimum of 6 hours of training.

Do you provide a “Healthcare Provider” CPR course?

Medic First Aid B.L.S. is taught on demand. Contact Olivia Carson for availability.

How long should it take to complete the on-line program?

If this is your first time to take a CPR course, it will take approximately 2-3 hours for the on-line course. If this is a re-certification for you, it could take between 1-1/2 hours to 2-1/2 hours.

How long do I have to complete the skills demo check?

You can take as long as you like; if you sign up for a skills demo check and can’t make it to that one, just email Olivia Carson (Refer to staff directory) and we can re-schedule you for another skills demo check date.

Do I bring a proof of completion with me to the skills demo check ?

Yes, please bring the on-line course certificate of completion with you to the skills demo check.

What if I have to postpone attending the skills demo check I signed up for?

Just let us know (at least 24-48 hours prior if possible) and we can re-schedule you for one of our future skills demo check sessions. If our skills demo check class size is 6 people or less, we may have to re-schedule.

When will I receive my CPR certificate and how long is the certificate valid for?

The certificate is valid for 2 years. You should receive your CPR the day after passing/completing the skills demo check session, however, please count on up to a week to receive your certificate.

If you have any questions, please contact Olivia Carson (x. 2008) or refer to staff directory. Please include your name, organization, contact number and e-mail address.

Course Descriptions

Medic First Aid CPR AED and First Aid Flyer
Medic First Aid CPR AED and First Aid-Pediatrics Plus Flyer