CA Organized Camp Health Supervisor Informaton
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Note to ACA Accredited Camps Section 30700(f) defines: “Health Supervisor” means a person who is either:
CA Health and Safety Code 1596.866 states that this person: To meet 1596.866(C) the American Red Cross has designed the CA Child Care Course. This is a 15 hour course and successful participants will receive the following certifications:
Course delivery may vary between ARC Chapters, some offer one 15-hour 2-day course and others may offer the course in 2 modules (1.CPR-Adult, Child, & Infant and Pediatric First Aid - 8 hours; 2. Preventative Health & Safety - 7 hours). In order to meet the CA requirement, you must receive training that totals 15 hours and contains both Module I & II. NOTE: Some American Red Cross Chapters offer the “California Child Care Preventative Health & Safety” Course as one, Preventative Health & Safety Courses Northern CA American Red Cross Chapters |
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Alternative to ARC CA Child Care Health & Safety Course Other options are available to the ARC course, but be sure the course will meet the CA requirements. The following are some resources to guide you: Child Care Training Program Alerts - http://www.emsa.ca.gov/personnel/child_care/alerts.asp Choosing a CA EMS Authority Provider/Instructor - http://www.emsa.ca.gov/personnel/child_care/provider.asp Approved Preventative Health & Safety training providers (other than ARC) - http://www.emsa.ca.gov/personnel/files/PreventiveHealthCare072011.pdf QUESTIONS? Contact the CA Emergency Medical Services Authorty (EMSA) Child Care Division- www.emsa.ca.gov/personnel/child_care/provider.asp |
Note to CA ACA Accredited Camps
In addition to meeting the CA Health Supervisor requiurements Accredited camps must continue to meet Mandatory Standard HW-1 (check for equivalent certifications www.acacamps.org/accreditation/firstaidcpr.php) and Standard HW-11 (not a mandatory standard). For some camps additional certifications may be required to meet CA regulations. Contact the EMSA Child Care Unit for further questions





