by Donna RyanNow accepting enrollment in an In-Pulse CPR onsite CPR and AED program. You too can become a graduate as quickly as attending one single 4 hour class.
by Elayne BowmanOne morning, Susan went to a national park for a morning walk. As she was walking down the trail, she came across a man who was on the ground unconscious. Since she took a CPR class, she knew what to do. She immediately called 911 and started CPR. She performed CPR for about 20 minutes […]
by Elayne BowmanStroke is a medical emergency that affects millions of people worldwide, and it’s vital to detect it early to minimize its long-term effects. This condition occurs when blood flow to the brain is disrupted, either due to a blood clot or a bleed in the brain. When this happens, brain cells begin to die within […]
by Shania BeldenIn today’s fast-paced world, the ability to act swiftly in a time of crisis is crucial, especially in scenarios that involve medical emergencies. While CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training and certification classes are highly recommended, certain businesses, like In-Pulse CPR, Inc., understand that requiring every employee to be CPR-certified is not always feasible for all positions. […]
by Elayne BowmanThere are many things that you can learn from a C.P.R. class. You will learn how to perform high-quality C.P.R. and how to know if someone is having a heart attack or stroke. There is a bonus; you will also learn how to save someone from choking and what to do if the choking victim […]
by Donna RyanCPR instruction involves giving constructive feedback so students feel confident about their newly learned skills. Knowing this skill can go a long way toward making the learning environment interesting and positive. How to Use Constructive Criticism Properly Use constructive criticism to improve communications with students. Therefore, to make this happen you need to: Tell the student […]
by Laura CriderLooking for a new career as a CPR instructor? Classes starting in MN and FL. Articles on why.
by Karen WasilewskiJennifer and Rich Chap know just how important it is to learn these life saving skills. During the summer of 2012 in Orlando, FL, what started out to be a normal work day for Jennifer ended in her saving her husband’s life.
by Melissa GrantCamping is a popular recreational activity throughout the United States, with over 41 million people taking to the wilderness each year to camp in the outdoors. They have good reasons to do so…
by Troy BowmanThe new virus concerns make locking down community activity a priority to help contain it. But what about those essential services that need to continue to operate in midst of those concerns? When we think about ‘essential’ what comes to mind… Fire fighters, police departments, grocery stores, nurses / doctors. Did you know that […]
by Troy BowmanIn-Pulse CPR is now offering public CPR certification classes in South Tampa. This new location is only 3 miles from the Air Force Base of MacDill. Over the past several years we have seen an increase of students from the base at many of our other Tampa classes. By offering a site near the military […]
by Troy BowmanCase Study: Hillsborough County Transportation Hillsborough Country Transportation has 1500 drivers who are now required by this new law to be CPR/FA trained. They decided to certify 7 internal staff to become instructors through In-Pulse CPR. They are now teaching 2 classes every week with 37 students each class. At this pace, they are on […]
by Donna RyanNurse Shortage is Real Every year National Nurses week honors nurses in May, or from May 6th to May 12th (Florence Nightingale’s birthday). The founder of modern nursing valued a commitment to care and compassion – hallmarks that give nursing its ethical and honest standing. However, nurses, while greatly valued, still are in short supply […]
by Troy BowmanIn-Pulse CPR Inc, An American Heart Training Center (TC) Offering community classes in Tampa Bay, Ocala, Ft Myers, Orlando, more… At In-Pulse CPR we take pride in our quality of teaching. We use the latest technology and state-of-the-art equipment to provide for an interactive, experiential learning environment. We make sure that each student leaves the […]
by Derek WalbornAs we approach the dog days of summer, it is important to remind one’s self of the importance of sun and heat safety. While the human body requires sunlight in order to produce vitamin D, spending too much time exposed to intense UV rays, no matter what the season, is asking for discomfort at the […]