Learn how to save a life! Students are taught how to perform hands-only CPR, use an AED, stop-the-bleed, and administer Narcan. Free training brought to you by Marin County Health and Human Services and the Marin Medical Reserve Corps volunteer program.
Course Title: Marin Lifesaving Skills Audience: Open to individuals age 12 and older. Open to all Marin residents.
Registration: No walk-ins. Students must pre-register for this training as training space may be limited. If this course fills up, please check out our other course offerings: https://marinMRC.eventbrite.com
Course Overview: This training is 90 minutes and is a combination of PowerPoint lecture, short videos, and hands-on practice with mannequins, tourniquets, and a trainer AED. This training is not certificated: Students do not receive a CPR/AED training certificate. This curriculum is developed using course materials from the American Heart Association Hands-only CPR campaign and American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed campaign.
Course Objectives: This training is designed to teach laypersons how to:
- Deliver chest-compressions to provide hands-only CPR until help arrives
- Use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
- Stop the Bleed by applying pressure, packing a wound, and using a tourniquet
- Administer spray Narcan to save a life due to opioid overdose What to wear: Students should wear comfortable shoes and clothing. Masks encouraged but not required.
Learn more: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/marin-lifesaving-skills-training-1550499