SUNY Fredonia offers free life saving CPR/AED to every employee and student of SUNY Fredonia.
Training Schedule
How to register
SUNY Lifesaver Manual
SUNY Lifesaver Video and Corresponding Power Point
FAQ's:
What do I need for class?
Is this training hands on?
Where is the class being held and how do I get there?
Is this training equivalent to the AHA/ARC classes for Lifeguards, Health, Daycare, or Rescue workers?
History/Lore of Resusci-Annie
View a video of an AED being used on a real person
Laws pertaining to AEDs
Training Schedule
All classes will be held in the Bob Steele Multi-Purpose Room.
Monday November 2nd 1:00-3:00pm
Wednesday November 4th 1:00-3:00pm
Thursday November 12th 6:30-8:30pm
Wednesday December 1st 4:00-6:00 pm
Wednesday December 2nd 1:00-3:00pm
How to Register
Call the office of Environmental Health & Safety at extension 3796 and give secretary Julie Bartlett your name, campus phone, and the date of the class you wish to attend.
SUNY Lifesaver Manual
Please read the SUNY Lifesaver Manual and prior to class. Feel free to print it out and bring it to class with you, but it is not necessary.
SUNY Lifesaver Video
Corresponding Power Point
(there is audio so please turn your speakers on)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need for the class?
Feel free to print out and bring your SUNY Lifesaver Manual with you, but it is not necessary. Everything else is provided. Also remember to wear comfortable clothing. You will be on the floor most of the time!
Is this training hands-on?
YES! The majority of the two hours will be spent on the floor in front of your Resesi-Annie practicing the techniques.
Where is the class being held and how do I get there?
Classes will be held in the Bob Steele Multi-Purpose Room 111 which is directly off of the Natatorium lobby unless otherwise noted. Not sure where Steele hall or the Natatorium are? View our campus map.
Is this training equivalent to the AHA/ARC classes for Lifeguards, Health, Daycare, or Rescue workers?
No, this class is NOT equivalent. For more information, visit the AHA Dunkirk/Jamestown website: http://www.chautauquaarc.org/HS.pdf
History/Lore of Resusci-Annie
Find out more about the Resusci-Annie at http://www.snopes.com/medical/emergent/cprannie.asp
Watch a video of an AED being used on a real person
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICODRFoWZkw
This video shows a beach rescue in Australia involving CPR and an AED(Time - 6:44)