So you need to renew your certification, or you need to get certification. But with Stay at Home orders everywhere… how do you take a class? Blended Learning with Remote Skills Verification! This is something I have been working on. … Continue reading →
Today I made a video that I’m calling “The Tale of Two AED’s”. You can watch the 5 minute video or scroll down to read the tale. A Tale of Two AED’s. The past month I’ve been doing a lot … Continue reading →
I got so good about blogging, and then I just got really busy. This is a post about scheduling courses as well as blogging. May has become my busiest month of the year with a lot of on-site classes as … Continue reading →
Earlier this month I wrote about an AHA study from last June, Are you prepared for an SCA at work? The study found that over 50% of employees did not know where their workplace AED was located. Only 35% of … Continue reading →
This past June the American Heart Association published 2 studies, and the results were sobering. Most employees would not know how to handle a cardiac arrest emergency because they do not have access to CPR and First Aid training at … Continue reading →
I’m in the middle of a crazy busy class schedule and we’ve had some super interesting class discussions. Here’s one from last week. A class participant shares that in his family they treat burns on the hand by holding an … 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 →
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 →
Class schedules for October and November are now posted! You can find them here. Thanks for your patience while I got caught up on scheduling. Thank you also to the kind folks who read one of my blogs and offered … 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 →
