Last February I moved my courses to a permanent home in Greenland, NH. It was exciting and overwhelming all rolled into one. And it’s been a blast! I love having my own space to hold classes, scheduling has been so … Continue reading →
This is something I rant about in classes sometimes. Okay, maybe more frequently in the summer months. In tonight’s news I saw this story and I’m not sure if I’m really really angry or really really sad. Maybe I’m a … Continue reading →
I had a great question at a program I did for my local Mended Hearts chapter the other night. Can a rescuer with a pacemaker or ICD (Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator) safely operate an AED? And the answer is …. Yes! … Continue reading →
I read a great article this morning in one of the CPR First Aid Instructor forums I belong to; Unmasking the Certification Mill Problem published in Occupational Health and Safety. This is a topic I’m pretty passionate about. Online-only CPR … Continue reading →
This past week I walked past this AED: I was excited to see the AED as soon as I walked into the building. And then I saw the labeling on it. “Trained Responders Only” Every state has different AED laws. … Continue reading →
Click to Enlarge Image Do You know what to do when someone goes into Sudden Cardiac Arrest?Learn to Save a Life. Take A CPR/AED Class. Be the Person who can save a life.Brought To You By Health & Safety Institute … Continue reading →
This is a repost from my CPRMom Blog. It’s a good post so I thought I’d repurpose it. I’ve been following an interesting discussion on an instructors forum I am on. It is one of those conversations that started out … Continue reading →
I try to never cancel classes. I reschedule. I would reschedule a class if we have bad weather or I’m ill. This post is to let you know how & when I decide to reschedule a class due to weather. … Continue reading →
This is a comment I hear at least once a month: “What will it take to get you to come here and provide a course for us?” This is often the response I get when I tell someone they are … Continue reading →
I received this comment on my posting of the video of the 2010 Guidelines: The term “accreditation” is an often-misunderstood term in the CPR industry. No organization exists that provides a national endorsement or accreditation to any CPR course provider. … Continue reading →