Community-based Hands-only CPR education
Through our EMS Community Health Services Outreach Program (ECHO) and community partners we provide Hands-Only CPR education with a focus on education to:
- Seniors
- People with limited English proficiency
- Underserved and underrepresented communities
To schedule a training, contact Laura Miccile, King County CPR/PAD Program Manager, at email: laura.miccile@kingcounty.gov
Community-based CPR education courses
Fire departments and local non-profit organizations that offer training courses to expand skills and knowledge of CPR or fulfill a requirement for a course completion certificate for employment. Private courses for businesses, groups, or organizations may also be available upon request.
CPR/AED training courses in languages other than English
Courses may include a course completion card for employment.
- Centro Rendu- Spanish classes
- Renton Fire Authority
- Seattle Fire Department
- An Ounce of Prevention Spanish CPR – CPR classes in Seattle
- Best CPR Seattle- Mandarin classes by request
- Best CPR Seattle- Spanish classes
- CPR Seattle (upon request)
CPR In a Box
CPR in a Box is a simple solution for providing self-guided Hands-Only CPR education to a community group, organization or business.
Packaged in a portable kit, CPR in a Box may be borrowed from Public Health – Seattle & King County for corporate health and safety meetings, community and school events, housing association meetings, or anywhere else people want to learn Hands-Only CPR! The portability of the CPR in a Box kit allows for compact set-up in a staff break room, lobby, or communal location where people can interact and learn as their time allows.
CPR in a Box is completely self-contained and comes with:
- CPR Manikin with feedback device
- Instructional video and portable DVD player
- Instructional tabletop banner
- AED trainer
- Educational materials and display holders
- Tablecloth
- Kit instructions for site facilitator
- Equipment maintenance and disinfecting guidelines
To borrow CPR in a Box, please reach out to Laura Miccile, King County CPR/PAD Program Manager, at email: laura.miccile@kingcounty.gov
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