North Carolina

North Carolina does not enforce rules for CPR programs. But, CPR sellers must report all sales to a state agency. Good Samaritan laws protect CPR users only for device-related actions, not for others. Also, CPR devices are mandatory in all dental offices. This is to ensure patient safety and emergency readiness. CPR1 offers CPR training in North Carolina courses, including classes in Charlotte and Raleigh.

North Carolina Law Key Takeaways

Requirement

Summary

Good Samaritan Law

Good faith rescuers who use CPR devices in emergencies are immune from liability. This protects them from legal consequences for their actions.

EMS Notification

CPR sellers must notify EMS of the device's type and exact location. It gives responders the info they need for a quick, accurate response in emergencies.

Dental Facilities

Dental facilities using sedation must have a CPR device on-site. This is to ensure patient safety during emergencies.

North Carolina Statutes and Regulations

*Codes and regulations cited from Justia US Law.

Important Note: This page provides educational information on CPR devices and related laws. CPR1 provides this content for general knowledge. It does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness about CPR laws. Do not consider this material as legal advice. Request local CPR compliance guidance by contact us.

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