Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) is a nationally
recognized comprehensive drowning prevention program for infants and young
children. The program focuses on educating parents and children about aquatic
survival and safety issues.
ISR is the product of more than 40 years of research and development by Dr. Harvey Barnett.
More than 160,000 infants and young children have gone through our program with more than 6 million safe and
effective lessons to our credit.
ISR Instructors are the most highly trained and
qualified instructors in any swimming program in the country and must undergo
strict re-certification testing annually. Each instructor is academically
trained and tested in areas such as child psychology, physiology, anatomy and
behavioral science to provide the safest lesson possible for your child. In
addition, each instructor spends a minimum of 60 hours hands on, supervised
in-water training working with actual students.
Please visit our award winning website at www.infantswim.com to learn more about ISR, the most
comprehensive drowning prevention program in the world.
What qualifications does an ISR instructor have?
The ISR instructor, training program includes a minimum of 60
hours of supervised in-water training plus education and testing in subjects
such as child psychology, physiology, and behavioral science. All instructors
are required to maintain current CPR and First Aid certification. Training as
an instructor is a serious undertaking as each ISR instructor is carefully
screened through extensive interviews before qualifying to earn certification.
In addition, all instructors must complete re-certification requirements
annually to maintain their affiliation with the program. For more information
on how to become an ISR Instructor please visit: http://careers.infantswim.com/
ISR Non-Discrimination Policy
Infant Swimming Resource, LLC ("ISR") complies with all federal and state laws
and regulations and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, gender, age, religion or disability. It is the policy of
ISR to provide reasonable accommodations to its disabled applicants and
students, with the provision of appropriate documentation of the need for the
accommodation.
recognized comprehensive drowning prevention program for infants and young
children. The program focuses on educating parents and children about aquatic
survival and safety issues.
ISR is the product of more than 40 years of research and development by Dr. Harvey Barnett.
More than 160,000 infants and young children have gone through our program with more than 6 million safe and
effective lessons to our credit.
ISR Instructors are the most highly trained and
qualified instructors in any swimming program in the country and must undergo
strict re-certification testing annually. Each instructor is academically
trained and tested in areas such as child psychology, physiology, anatomy and
behavioral science to provide the safest lesson possible for your child. In
addition, each instructor spends a minimum of 60 hours hands on, supervised
in-water training working with actual students.
Please visit our award winning website at www.infantswim.com to learn more about ISR, the most
comprehensive drowning prevention program in the world.
What qualifications does an ISR instructor have?
The ISR instructor, training program includes a minimum of 60
hours of supervised in-water training plus education and testing in subjects
such as child psychology, physiology, and behavioral science. All instructors
are required to maintain current CPR and First Aid certification. Training as
an instructor is a serious undertaking as each ISR instructor is carefully
screened through extensive interviews before qualifying to earn certification.
In addition, all instructors must complete re-certification requirements
annually to maintain their affiliation with the program. For more information
on how to become an ISR Instructor please visit: http://careers.infantswim.com/
ISR Non-Discrimination Policy
Infant Swimming Resource, LLC ("ISR") complies with all federal and state laws
and regulations and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, gender, age, religion or disability. It is the policy of
ISR to provide reasonable accommodations to its disabled applicants and
students, with the provision of appropriate documentation of the need for the
accommodation.
