About
Ohio State Career Training Center’s CPR/First Aid course in Dayton, Ohio, prepares participants to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation on adults, children, and infants and to provide Standard First Aid. The one-day course leads to a two-year professional certification from the American Heart Association. Training is delivered in person, with CPR and First Aid available as separate components; CPR is offered in scheduled daytime or evening sessions, while First Aid is offered on Saturdays. Classes are open to the public. The course covers emergency response techniques and care provided until advanced medical assistance arrives. Successful completion results in the American Heart Association certification. No specific admission prerequisite is stated for this public course.
At a glance
- Format: In person
- Leads to: two-year professional certification from AHA
Organization
Ohio State Career Training Center
Ohio State Career Training Center (OSCTC) is a nonprofit charitable and educational organization in Dayton, Ohio, that provides healthcare career training. Its listed fields include Certified Nursing Assistant, CPR / Basic Life Support, Medical Assistant, Medical Billing and Coding, and Phlebotomy. The center focuses on education and training connected to community health awareness and physical well-being, with an emphasis on a holistic approach to human health. Its programs address patient support, clinical and administrative medical work, blood collection, healthcare billing, coding, and basic emergency response. OSCTC also offers training related to home care assistance. The organization identifies itself as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and presents healthcare as its central occupational area.