Nationally-recognized CPR Program
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$19.95 Complete - 2 Year Card
Nationally Accredited Certification
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We come to you. Groups of 8 or more
2 1/2 hr engaging class + choking
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CPR, First Aid, AED Training
Onsite Training -- southern Calif
www.LearnCpr4Life.com
CPR/First Aid for Businesses
Call (714) 292-5192
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89 out of 90 people (98%) think this is worth doing.
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How to get CPR certified
It made me
 "I am glad to have taken this course."
How I did it: I took the cpr one evening, last week at the local hospital. Now the certifiction is good for 2 years. I am certified for infant, child and adult CPR. I am glad to have this certifaction, because I work in the child care field. Lessons & tips: When taking the course take your time, completing each task. If you don't understand how to do something don't hesitate to ask your instructor, or even your neighbor.It's better to ask while there, then wait til after the fact, for you may forget your question at the end or the instrucctor may be busy then. It's better to have all questions answered thern not be sure, when the emergency arises. Resources: I decided this goal when reading the 43things book. They had a excerpt on CPR classes through the local American Red Cross.I googled the American Red Cross. There weren't any too local to me, so then I googled CPR classes in my county. Hence how I found out about the one I took.
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allielujah is loving summer break.
How I did it: I signed up for the class. I showed up. I watched the videos. I read the course book. I took the tests. I received A's. I got my cards. Now I'm certified for three years on first aid and one year on CPR. Read how I did it…
How I did it: When I was 12, my grandpa took me to a seminar at his bank that certified people for free. They certified me for that and first aid. It never came in handy for me because I was so young, but i encourage it if your older! Read how I did it…
How I did it: i took lifesaving courses for 2 years. after finishing the 10 swimkids/aquaquest lvls i went on to finish bronze star, bronze medallion, and bronze cross..each courses taught cpr and first aid Read how I did it…
KaliTime Camaralzman is drooling over Vladimir Kozlov. Hey, at least I'm honest...
I volunteer with two organizations that cover the cost of getting certified either partially or fully. If I don’t take advantage of that, then I really am a fool.
VoiceEyesHands is living
I signed up for the class which starts in a couple of weeks. Now all I have to do is attend. Shouldn’t be too hard.
blair♥ smith is very angry and frustrated
I am going to take the test on tuesday since school was cancelled so much due to the weather
blair♥ smith is very angry and frustrated
My teacher said that we won’t get cards anymore since Red Cross is apparantely going green. AS long as we get at least 80% on that quiz tomorrow we will automatically be in their database.
blair♥ smith is very angry and frustrated
I only have to study for that test because i got checked off on my last skill as well.
blair♥ smith is very angry and frustrated
I have to get checked off on one more skill and there is this quiz that i have to get at least an 80% on.
blair♥ smith is very angry and frustrated
I got checked off on my second skill too :). I really hope I pass the exam because I need at least 80% in order to get my certification.
blair♥ smith is very angry and frustrated
I get checked off on my first skill yet I had some trouble with it.
Living In God's Exquisite, Miraculous Sufficiency hasn't had time to be on 43T. Been busy with life.
For quite a few years in a row, I did get CPR certified. Right now I’m not.
I took a course for CPR for the professional healthcare provider since I am going to be a nurse. I learned how to perform CPR on an adult a child and an infant. I also learned how to correctly use an AED and relieve a patient of choking. It was most certainly worth doing.
