How often do PBCFR personnel need to re-certify their CPR skills?

PBCFR personnel are required to re-certify their CPR skills every two years to ensure they maintain current knowledge and proficiency in life-saving techniques. This periodic re-certification is critical in emergency response roles, as the guidelines and techniques can evolve over time based on new research and best practices in cardiac arrest management. By re-certifying every two years, personnel stay updated on the latest protocols, ensuring they can effectively execute these skills in real-life scenarios. This training cycle helps to enhance the effectiveness of CPR provided in emergencies, ultimately contributing to better outcomes for patients in critical need of resuscitation.