Suddenly we’re getting a lot of snow. I’m not too thrilled with Punxsutawney Phil, you can read about that in my previous post. Winter weather means class delays or rescheduling. I do not like to cancel classes, I will reschedule … Continue reading →
Last week was Groundhog Day. Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow. Six more weeks of winter. We’ve had a pretty mild winter so far. Until this week. Today is the first day I’ve had to reschedule a class due to weather. … Continue reading →
It’s that time of the year when it snows and we have cold weather. Snow and ice create slippery and dangerous road conditions, and can impact the class schedule. My weather policy is posted here: http://coastalcpr.com/rescheduling-classes-due-to-weather/. Basically, if school is … Continue reading →
Opioid associated overdoses have risen so dramatically that covering what to do is now covered in every CPR AED course. Bystanders should begin CPR immediately and then call for help, and then administer naloxone if it is available. But like … Continue reading →
According to an article published in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine – No. In a study done using college students with no previous CPR training, students performed CPR on a mannequin first by phone instruction only, then later after … Continue reading →
Over the past few weeks I’ve been receiving a lot of phone calls from people looking for the American Safety and Health Institute. While I teach courses through their program, I am not the organization itself. I’m just an entrepreneurial … Continue reading →
Open enrollment courses for January and February are now posted. March courses will be posted soon!
Continue reading →It’s that time of the year when it snows and we have cold weather. Snow and ice create slippery and dangerous road conditions, and can impact the class schedule. My weather policy is posted here: http://coastalcpr.com/rescheduling-classes-due-to-weather/. Basically, if school is … Continue reading →
The first step in any emergency, whether it’s a need for First Aid or CPR, is to check to make sure the scene is safe. When thinking of safety most of us think of the super obvious things; if someone … Continue reading →
I was asked this past week if my courses were certified or approved by OSHA. I know they are, but it started a little research project to find documentation to support this. Because honestly, if someone is asking then they … Continue reading →