Published Oct 3, 2008
Glina
269 Posts
i received my cpr card when i was in cna school. now, i would like to apply for nursing school and for the cpr it says it needs to have this:
adult cpr
child cpr
infant cpr
which i have listed on my card, however these are also required for ns and i don't have these:
1 and 2 man rescuer
evidence of a land-based demonstration competent
does anybody know the requirements for cpr for ns? isn't this supposed to be the same card and do i need to pay for cpr training again?
JessLP
170 Posts
Are you applying to the MCCD nursing program? I haven't seen any CPR requirement on the MCCD application.
MassagetoRN
330 Posts
Is the card that you have say BLS (basic life support) or Health Care Provider BLS? If you have the Health Care Provider care, you should be just fine as that training covers all the requirements you need. I teach CPR, thats how I know.
Yes, I am applying to Gateway LPN. Here is the link regaring CPR (last page 13):
http://nursing.gatewaycc.edu/NR/rdonlyres/2A190B3A-B5B3-4E07-83F0-99A827E2A360/0/AdmitPacketSpring09.pdf
On my CPR:
CPR Pro For the Proffessional Rescuer
Basic Life Support
For Healthcare Providers and First Responders
Thank you,
Oh, okay. There are different requirements for the LPN program than the RN program.
It sounds like your CPR card will be fine.
Good luck!
Thank you both.
RobynBobbin
58 Posts
I went to RSAA for my CNA and was told that what we got from them was NOT enough for NS so I have to take another CPR class somewhere else.
I plan on going to CAC and they require the Healthcare card "C," whatever that means.
It might be different for you though.
ramin
33 Posts
is cna center accept my cpr card i take by online