FAQs
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
AHA instructors have strict continuing education and re-education each time the science guidelines change. We are also audited on a regular basis and serve as AHA faculty.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
My husband is the EMS Chief at Edmond Fire Department. He would get transferred calls all the time asking where someone could find CPR or First Aid training. Since he didn't have a consistent reliable place to recommend, we began this business as something I could do in my spare time until the kids were in school and I could go back to my "real" profession. Years of growth and happy customers later, managing this business and several additional instructors, this has become my passion and more-than-full-time profession.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
General Class Information: A minimum class size of 6 participants applies to all classes. Dont have 6? We can combine you or your group with another small class with flexible scheduling. Discounts offered for large classes. We combine American Heart Association (AHA) video-based teaching, verbal instruction, printed material, and hands-on skills practice using our manikins. AHA certification cards are provided upon completion of course certifying the participant for a period of two (2) years. Emergency/Individual Classes: We have also begun offering emergency individual classes for those needing training with only a few days notice. I must charge 2.5 times the regular cost of certification to accommodate these short-notice class needs. A pricing schedule is also available for two or three individuals desiring a combined short-notice class.