26 Tex. Admin. Code § 748.911 - Who must have first aid and CPR training?
(a) Each caregiver must have a current
certificate of training with an expiration or renewal date in first aid with
rescue breathing and choking. This training may be through instructor-led
training or self-instructional training.
(b) At least one caregiver counted in the
child to caregiver ratio must have a current certificate of training with an
expiration or renewal date in:
(1) Pediatric
CPR, if your operation only serves children under 12 years of age;
(2) Adult CPR, if your operation only serves
children 12 years of age and older; or
(3) Pediatric and Adult CPR, if your
operation serves children between the ages of birth through 17. You may meet
this requirement if:
(A) One caregiver counted
in the child to caregiver ratio has a current certificate of training in both
types of CPR; or
(B) One caregiver
counted in the child to caregiver ratio has a current certificate of training
in Pediatric CPR, and another caregiver counted in the child to caregiver ratio
has a current certificate of training in Adult CPR.
(c) Each caregiver must:
(1) Be certified in first aid within 90 days
of employment; and
(2) Be certified
in CPR and able to respond to emergencies prior to being the only caregiver
counted in the child to caregiver ratio.
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