Wis. Admin. Code Department of Health Services § DHS 110.17 - CPR and AED training and instruction
(1) ORGANIZATIONS
APPROVED FOR CPR TRAINING. All of the following organizations are approved by
the department to provide CPR training:
(a)
American Heart Association.
(b)
American Red Cross.
(c) American
Safety and Health Institute.
(d)
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons.
(e) Medic First Aid.
(f) EMS Safety Services.
(g) Any other organization identified and
approved by the department.
(2) TRAINING CONTENT AND FREQUENCY.
(a) Any person who provides CPR and AED
instruction to an emergency medical services practitioner or emergency medical
responder shall successfully complete any one of the following courses with a
certification period not to exceed 2 years:
1.
American Heart Association - Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers course
or equivalent.
2. American Red Cross
- Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers course or equivalent.
3. American Safety and Health Institute -
Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers and Professional Rescuers course or
equivalent.
4. Emergency Care and
Safety Institute - Healthcare Provider CPR course or equivalent.
5. Medic First Aid - CarePlus course or
equivalent.
6. EMS Safety Services -
Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers course or equivalent.
7. Any other course identified and approved
by the department. Equivalency will be determined by the
department.
(b) All of the
training courses specified under par. (a) shall be taught by an instructor who
is affiliated with, employed by, or under contract with an organization
specified under sub. (1), and shall include instruction in all of the
following:
1. How to recognize
life-threatening cardiac emergencies.
2. How to perform adult, child and infant CPR
at the professional level, including the performance of CPR by one person and
by 2 persons, and the use of medical devices to help an individual
breathe.
3. How to use an automated
external defibrillator on persons of any appropriate age.
4. How to clear the airway of a conscious or
unconscious person who is choking.
(3) INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATIONS.
(a) An individual who provides CPR or AED
instruction to an emergency medical services practitioner, emergency medical
responder, or a person who is required as a condition of licensure,
certification, or registration to have current proficiency in the use of an
AED, shall meet all of the qualifications, including qualifications for
frequency of training, that are specified by the approved provider with whom
the instructor is affiliated, employed or under contract.
(b) An instructor certification in CPR or AED
that is issued to an individual by an approved provider may not be valid for
more than 2 years from the date the certification is issued.
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