Being a Lifeguard at a Child Care Center is a different job than being a Lifeguard at a public pool. The challenges of discipline, supervision, and safety are heightened. In this course, staff learn the basics of Lifeguard duties as it relates to the supervising children in a child care center. Particular attention is put on prevention, assessing swimmer strengths, pool behavior management, and rescue techniques. This course is in addition to the Pediatric CPR/First Aid Training. It is intended for pools that are 4 feet or less in depth.
Child Care Lifeguard Certifications
Amy Hugh, Exp. 5/14/19
Amy Buckle, Exp. 5/14/19
Michael Jay, Exp. 5/14/19
Patrick Nelson, Exp. 5/14/19
Kurt McDonnel, Exp. 6/1/20
George Curtis, Exp. 6/1/20
Olivia Haugan, Exp. 6/1/20
Sarah Small, Exp. 6/1/20
Aniah Ranitz, Exp. 6/1/20
Sasha Washington, Exp. 4/3/21
Donche Lewis, Exp. 4/3/21
Stephen Charles Goff, Exp. 4/3/21
Janet Muckle, , Exp. 4/3/21
Jennifer Morton, Exp. 4/3/21
Judith Fink, Exp. 5/4/21
Mark Riggle, Exp. 5/4/21
Cynthia Rhidle, Exp. 5/4/21
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