All Safety Training

but who supervise children (e.g. bus drivers), to administer an emergency injection of epinephrine using

an auto-injector device (EpiPen) and/or to apply prescription topical ointment or cream (e.g., diaper

ointment). The PMAT class can be completed in 2 hours. Class size is limited to 25 participants.

Providers or staff members who do NOT ordinarily administer medication but who supervise children who

may need an epipen injection in an emergency situation and/or providers or staff members who

supervise children who may need the application of prescription topical ointments or creams.

To attend the PMAT course a child care provider or employee of the program must be:

at least 18 years old

literate (able to read and write) in English

have current certification in first aid

have current certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

The training certificate for the PMAT course expires after three (3) years. There is no renewal of the

PMAT certificate. The PMAT course must be attended at three year intervals.