After a summer/fall hiatus CPR by Donation is back! Things got really busy this summer with my kids, a summer camp job, and college touring. Followed by a very busy start of the school year. I’m thrilled to be able … Continue reading →
I was totally pumped to get an email this morning that I’ve been listed on the Thumbtack website as one of the Best Professionals for 2015 based on participant reviews. I did not realize that they ranked the professionals who … Continue reading →
Guidelines 2015 are coming! Guidelines 2015 are coming! Okay, I’m a little excited. On October 15th the 2015 Guidelines for CPR and ECC will be released. And yes, I am SUPER excited! This past April I took the new AHA … Continue reading →
I was preparing for class this week. It’s a program I don’t teach as frequently and I was reviewing the material to be prepared for the class. While the organizations I offer programs through are pretty similar, sometimes I come … Continue reading →
I’ve created several CPR related memes for a contest. I might potentially win some equipment! Here’s one to start this week:
Continue reading →The October class schedule is now posted. I might add one or two more things. Any suggestions? For UNH OT Students – you must register and complete a BLS class no later than 10/16/15 to meet OT department requirements. Registration … Continue reading →
The September class schedule is now posted on the calendar. Courses specifically for UNH OT students are posted on the classes for UNH students page. Please see the email from the UNH OT department for the page password.
Continue reading →Digital cards are certification cards you can print off on your own printer. You take a classroom or blended (part-online, part-classroom) course and your instructor sends you an email with a link to print your card. I have a love/hate … Continue reading →
I’ve previously written on online-only training programs (see Certification Mills vs. Blended Learning). I’ve been seeing this happening a lot more recently and took a peek at one of the online-only programs that is becoming more popular. I’m not going … Continue reading →
I was asked the question. Can I do CPR on someone who has a VAD or Ventricular Assist Device? In short, no. But I didn’t initially know the answer to this question. I posed the question to the collective brain … Continue reading →