Why do you need a CPR class?

While it may be rare to experience a life-threatening situation in a dental office, CPR certification is necessary to show you can administer this lifesaving procedure. CPR certification is required for those working in a dental office in California and must be renewed every two years. All dental professionals including dentists, hygienists, assistants (DAs, RDAs and OAPs) must keep their CPR certification current.

What does the Howard Academy CPR certification class offer?

Students learn to be prepared in an emergency situation that requires CPR or basic life support. Instructors in the CPR training course teach students how to keep a person’s blood flowing to preserve brain function during cardiac arrest by performing chest compressions and artificial ventilation until emergency medical assistance arrives. In addition to performing CPR, students learn to use an automatic external defibrillator to send an electric shock to the patient’s heart in an attempt to restore a heartbeat.

In addition to earning a CPR certification, our CPR certification class provides four hours of continued education units for students completing the course.

Where will you take the Howard Academy CPR certification San Diego?

The Howard Healthcare Academy dental CPR classes in San Diego are conveniently offered at our Kearny Mesa campus. The CPR class is approved by the American Heart Association. The CPR certification class is not available online because hands-on skills are taught and performed.

Earn Your CPR Certification

When you’re done with our CPR Certification Course, you’ll have the basic knowledge and advanced skills to perform CPR in your office. And remember, this skill follows you home and everywhere else you go. Think of your CPR Certification as a CPR certification for all walks of life. You never know when disaster will strike – at the dental office, at home, on vacation, and elsewhere. But with our CPR Certification Course, you’ll be prepared for anything!

Find out more about our dental CPR course by calling (619) ACADEMY (619-222-3369), or emailing info@howardacademy.edu.
Sign up now for the Howard Academy CPR course to keep current with your CPR certification and earn four CEUs. It’s a win-win for everyone involved. Your office. Your patients. Your family. Aside from the useful, practical, life-saving skills, you can also earn much-needed continuing education units. Thanks for considering Howard Healthcare Academy for your dental CPR Training Course requirements.