Category: CPR

Though high school students are not the most at-risk demographic for heart failure, they can still be struck by this sudden life-threatening

For a little over a year, the AB 1719 Law has been in effect in California’s high schools. Safety officials and teachers

A career as a CPR instructor is both flexible and fulfilling. In many cases, you can set your own schedule. In all

With the new year now upon us, it’s time once again for resolutions. In the spirit of 2020 — the start of

Have you ever been in a CPR certification class and wondered how to become a CPR instructor? You might’ve guessed that there

Emergencies can strike anywhere, at any time. They often happen in places that can’t be reached quickly by emergency responders, but may

Though there is still a shortage of nurses out there, students right out of nursing school still may find it difficult to

With the summer season in full effect, everyone is looking to cool off. While some prefer shade and others crave icy snacks,

Everything You Need to Know for Adult, Child, Infant and Pet CPR 5 Steps to Performing CPR: Assess Scene Safety Check the

Let’s face it – “new grad” nurses face an uphill climb to land their dream jobs, especially in a competitive U.S. job

So it’s that time again. The dentist has just told you that it’s time to renew your CPR certification and that the

A favorite quote is given by Natalie Goldberg, “Stress is an ignorant state. It believes everything is an emergency.” While the premise

Mudslides may seem unstoppable at times, but there are lots of things that you can do to prepare yourself and others for

As a parent, you want your child to receive the best care – especially when you are away from him or her.

Happy New Year! 2019 has arrived, and there are many New Year’s resolutions you can make to keep your family safe in

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