If you want to Learn CPR in Albury Wodonga, Yatson Training is running an HLTAID009 Provide CPR practical session on Wednesday 30 September 2026.
The session is scheduled for the week commencing Monday 28 September. It is suitable for workplace teams, childcare professionals, small groups and individuals who need current CPR skills and nationally recognised certification.
The training is practical, interactive and led by Jackie Hislop RN. Jackie is a Registered Nurse with more than four years of RN experience, as well as seven years of personal carer experience in aged care. Her clinical and care experience helps make the course realistic, clear and relevant to everyday emergencies.
What is HLTAID009 Provide CPR all about?
HLTAID009 Provide CPR is the nationally recognised unit of competency for responding to a person who is unconscious and not breathing normally.
The unit applies in workplace and community settings. It teaches you how to:
- Recognise a life-threatening emergency.
- Check for danger and assess the casualty.
- Call Triple Zero (000) and request an ambulance.
- Perform CPR on adults, children and infants.
- Use an automated external defibrillator (AED).
- Place a breathing casualty into the recovery position.
- Manage interruptions to CPR.
- Respond if a casualty regurgitates or vomits.
- Give an accurate handover to emergency services.
- Review the incident and identify whether further support is required.
The unit is based on current guidance from the Australian Resuscitation Council and the ANZCOR resuscitation guidelines.
CPR helps circulate oxygenated blood until an AED, ambulance crew or other advanced medical support is available. Starting CPR quickly can improve the chance of survival after cardiac arrest.
Learn CPR in Albury Wodonga with Jackie Hislop RN
Yatson Training focuses on practical skills rather than a dry, tick-the-box presentation.
During the session, you will practise on training manikins and work through realistic scenarios. Jackie will demonstrate each skill, explain why it matters and give you time to repeat the process with feedback.
This approach helps you build useful confidence in:
- Finding the correct hand position.
- Maintaining an effective compression rate and depth.
- Giving rescue breaths using a resuscitation barrier.
- Working with another first aider.
- Rotating rescuers with minimal interruption to compressions.
- Responding to AED prompts.
- Managing adult, child and infant scenarios.
- Giving a clear report when paramedics arrive.
Jackie’s Registered Nurse background also helps connect the practical activities to real patient care. Her seven years of personal carer experience in aged care provide further insight into supporting vulnerable people, communicating calmly and responding respectfully.
Course details for the week commencing 28 September
The key course details are:
- Course: HLTAID009 Provide CPR.
- Location: Albury Wodonga.
- Practical session: Wednesday 30 September 2026.
- Delivery: Hands-on training and assessment.
- Certificate: Nationally recognised Statement of Attainment upon successful completion.
- Provider: Yatson Training, delivered and assessed on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909.
- Enrolment: Complete the booking process through the direct enrolment portal.
- Course listing: View the HLTAID009 course details.
The course listing explains the required practical and written assessments. You will need to demonstrate CPR on an adult manikin, use an AED training device, place a casualty in the recovery position and perform CPR on an infant manikin.
You must also be physically able to complete CPR on the floor. Bring photo identification and allow enough time to complete any required pre-course learning.
For other available dates and course options, visit the Yatson Training courses page.
What you will practise with DRSABCD and AED use
The DRSABCD action plan provides a structured way to respond to an emergency:
- D – Danger: Check that the area is safe.
- R – Response: Check whether the person responds.
- S – Send for help: Call 000 or direct someone else to call.
- A – Airway: Open and check the airway.
- B – Breathing: Check for normal breathing.
- C – CPR: Start CPR if the person is not breathing normally.
- D – Defibrillation: Apply an AED as soon as one is available.
You will practise this sequence until it becomes easier to remember under pressure.
You will also learn how to:
- Follow AED voice and visual prompts.
- Place AED pads correctly.
- Keep everyone clear during analysis and shock delivery.
- Resume compressions promptly.
- Continue CPR until the casualty recovers, a healthcare professional takes over, you become exhausted or emergency services direct you to stop.
Healthdirect explains that you should start CPR when a person is unresponsive and not breathing normally, including when they are gasping. Read the Healthdirect CPR information for general guidance. In an actual emergency, call Triple Zero (000) immediately.
Workplace Safety and CPR compliance
CPR training is an important part of a broader Workplace Safety system.
A workplace may have first aid kits, emergency procedures and an AED. These resources are only useful when people know what to do and are prepared to act.
Keeping workers current can help your organisation:
- Respond more quickly during a medical emergency.
- Meet workplace first aid training expectations.
- Support a clear emergency response procedure.
- Reduce delays while waiting for professional medical assistance.
- Maintain current Workplace First Aid certification across the team.
HLTAID009 Provide CPR is a standalone CPR unit. It is not the same as the broader HLTAID011 Provide First Aid course, which covers additional first aid conditions and responses.
Yatson Training can also support workplaces with flexible Corporate First Aid training. Training may be arranged for your workplace, corporate team or small group. If you work in early childhood education, ask about a Childcare First Aid course HLTAID012 to address the wider needs of education and care environments.
Always check your industry requirements, workplace procedures and state or territory expectations. The training.gov.au HLTAID009 listing provides the official unit information.
Keep in mind before attending
Prepare for your CPR session by following these steps:
- Check your booking confirmation and course instructions.
- Complete any online learning before the practical session, if required.
- Bring photo identification.
- Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to kneel and work on the floor.
- Tell the trainer about any support needs before training begins.
- Allow enough time to complete written and practical assessments.
- Be ready to practise repeatedly. CPR is a physical skill that improves with repetition.
- Understand the renewal recommendation. CPR skills and knowledge should generally be refreshed every 12 months.
CPR training cannot guarantee a particular outcome in an emergency. It gives you the knowledge and practical skills to respond while professional help is on its way.
How to book HLTAID009 Provide CPR in Albury Wodonga
Book your place for the Wednesday 30 September practical session through one of these options:
- Visit the Yatson Training courses page.
- Use the direct enrolment portal.
- Open the HLTAID009 course listing.
- Contact Yatson Training to confirm the course details or discuss a group booking.
Need CPR training for your workplace, team or family group? Telephone Yatson Training on 0450 533 179 for professional First Aid training support.
Yatson Training provides flexible, hands-on training for corporate clients, small groups and individuals. The team supports you from your first enquiry through to final certification.
You can also visit the Yatson Training contact page or learn more about the team on the About Yatson Training page.
Frequently asked questions
Is HLTAID009 Provide CPR nationally recognised?
Yes. HLTAID009 Provide CPR is a nationally recognised unit of competency. You must successfully complete the required knowledge and practical assessments to receive the Statement of Attainment.
Do I need previous CPR experience?
No. The session is suitable for people completing CPR training for the first time and for people refreshing existing skills.
How often should I refresh CPR training?
CPR training is commonly refreshed every 12 months to help maintain practical skills and knowledge. Check your employer, industry and regulatory requirements.
Is this the same as HLTAID011 Provide First Aid?
No. HLTAID009 covers CPR and related resuscitation responses. HLTAID011 Provide First Aid is a broader course that covers a wider range of injuries and medical conditions.
Can Yatson Training run CPR training for our business?
Yes. Yatson Training offers flexible Corporate First Aid training for businesses and workplace teams in Albury Wodonga and surrounding areas. Telephone 0450 533 179 to discuss your requirements.
What if I need childcare-specific training?
Ask about the Childcare First Aid course HLTAID012. Yatson Training can help you identify the most suitable course for your education and care team.
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