Duration
3–4 Hours
Class Size
20 participants
Certification
Community Car Safety Certificate
Format
In-Person / Group Training Available
Course Overview
The Community Car course equips volunteer drivers, transportation coordinators, and community service workers with the skills to respond confidently when a passenger experiences a medical emergency. From recognizing signs of a stroke or cardiac event to performing CPR and using an AED, participants leave prepared to act — not just react.
What You'll Learn
- Recognizing passenger medical emergencies
- CPR and AED use in a vehicle setting
- Stroke and cardiac event recognition
- Safe vehicle positioning and scene management
- Calling 911 and communicating with dispatch
- Assisting passengers with mobility limitations
- Diabetic emergencies and altered mental status
- Documentation and incident reporting basics
Prerequisites
- No prior medical training required
- Open to all community drivers and volunteers
- Valid driver's license recommended
Who Should Attend
Volunteer drivers, Meals on Wheels drivers, senior transportation coordinators, community health workers, and anyone who regularly transports passengers who may have medical needs.
Register for This Course
Ready to get trained? Contact us to schedule a session or ask about group rates.
Duration3–4 Hours
FormatIn-Person / Group Training Available
Max Students20 participants
CertificationCommunity Car Safety Certificate
Ready to get trained?
Contact PulsePoint Emergency Health Training to schedule your Community Car course today.