AMERICAN STAY SAFE CPR TRAINING PROGRAMS
PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY STATEMENT
HIPAA Privacy & Confidentiality Policy
HIPAA Privacy & Confidentiality Policy
HIPAA Privacy & Confidentiality Policy
DHSNA COMMITMENTS
The Dove Health & Safety National Association (DHSNA) was established to support professional healthcare services and strengthen communities through high-quality health and safety education programs. DHSNA provides training, professional development, and certification services that prepare individuals to serve effectively within healthcare, emergency response, and public safety environments. Founded in 1990 to support allied health students pursuing careers in the healthcare industry, DHSNA continues to expand its mission by partnering with professional training vendors, healthcare providers, and educational institutions. Through these partnerships, DHSNA works to strengthen workforce readiness and promote communities that value safety, prevention, and health education.
PRIVACY POLICY
HIPAA Privacy & Confidentiality Policy
HIPAA Privacy & Confidentiality Policy
Our Commitment to Privacy
The Dove Health & Safety National Association (DHSNA) is committed to protecting the privacy and security of all individuals who interact with our programs, services, and training systems. DHSNA collects and maintains personal information only for the purpose of delivering educational services, processing course registrations, maintaining certification records, and communicating important program updates.
Today, DHSNA remains dedicated to developing safer and healthier communities by equipping individuals with the knowledge, certification, and practical skills necessary to respond to health emergencies, promote wellness, and support public health initiatives.
Enrollment Policy & Procedures American Red Cross Course
Policy & Procedures
The Dove Health & Safety National Association (DHSNA) offers health and safety training in accordance with the certification standards of the American Red Cross. Participants must meet all course prerequisites before enrollment, and registration is confirmed only after full payment is received on a first-come, first-served basis. Full attendance and successful completion of all required lectures, skills practice, and assessments are required to receive certification through the American Red Cross Learning Center. DHSNA maintains a no-refund policy; however, participants may request a reschedule with at least 24 hours’ notice, with a new fee required after two reschedules. Students are expected to maintain professional conduct during training, and disruptive or unsafe behavior may result in dismissal without refund. DHSNA training facilities comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and participants needing accommodations should notify administration at least seven days before the course.
ARC & DHSNA PARTNERSHIP
American Red Cross - DHSNA Partnership
Core Certification Courses
- CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) – Adult, Child, and Infant
- First Aid – Basic Life Support for common injuries and emergencies
- AED (Automated External Defibrillator) – Use and emergency response procedures
- CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers – Advanced response training
Workplace Safety & Professional Programs
- Basic Life Support (BLS) – For healthcare providers and public safety professionals
- Responding to Emergencies (RTE) – Comprehensive emergency response training
- Bloodborne Pathogens Training – OSHA-compliant safety practices for workplace exposure
- Emergency Medical Response (EMR) – Advanced first response for non-EMS professionals
Youth & Community Programs
- Babysitter’s Training and Child Care – Safety and caregiving skills for youth
- Lifeguarding Certification – Aquatic safety, surveillance, and rescue techniques
- Water Safety & Learn-to-Swim – Courses for children and adults
Mental Health & Preparedness
- Psychological First Aid – Supporting emotional well-being during crises
- Disaster Preparedness – Readiness for natural and human-made disasters
