Is in attendance an online CPR registry?

I took the class and test finishing may, but i did not opt to get the card, as it be $5, and i didn't have dosh. But I passed the test, and my lecturer told me that I would be added to a registry..
Question is, where can i find this 'registry'? I call for to prove that i've taken and passed the course/test for a job promotion.. I thought within would be someplace online that I could print out evidence.. any help?Is in attendance an online CPR registry?
Talk to the instructor of the class. I educate CPR and always issue a card to my students. It's the lone way you can prove you took the course, and are current. It can also be photocopied for situations close to you mentioned. CPR training expires in 2 years (1 year for Red Cross), so if it's be more than that you will have to retake the course. It did convert not too long ago.
hey i've had this problem earlier, it sucks!
what you need to do is appointment the org. that ran the class (was it your local red cross chapter?) they necessitate to issue you a card, thats the only route to prove you took the class...trust me, there is nil online. good luck!
1. You would inevitability to know who certified the class- American Heart Association or merican Red Cross? Call their local chapter and ask at the office.
2. The 'registry' is a moment ago a list of inhabitants who have taken the class, and it is freshly kept at the local office, not locally and rarely on-line.
3. If you took it contained by May 2006 with the American Red Cross, it will be expired tomorrow.
4. You can try to bring a Review class to save some time and money for renewal or if you cannot find the proof you involve.
5. In general, the $5 tax is what PUTS you on the registry. Without paying it, your name MIGHT not hold been added- your guru MAY have be misinformed.