by Troy BowmanThere are three different types of certification courses available and the one that is right for you depend on your line of work.
by Carin MangimeliMinnesota childcare providers are required to maintain current pediatric CPR training to stay compliant with state licensing laws. This guide explains who must be certified, how often training is renewed, and what to expect during CPR instruction. We’ve also included direct links to childcare licensing pages for major metro and central Minnesota counties to help programs quickly access local requirements and resources.
by Troy BowmanAre you a student, faculty, or staff member at the University of Minnesota looking for CPR certification? In-Pulse CPR offers American Heart Association (AHA) certified CPR and BLS classes at convenient locations near campus. Whether you’re preparing for clinicals, meeting program requirements, or simply want to be prepared for emergencies, our hands-on courses are the […]
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by Troy BowmanAre you a North Hennepin Community College (NHCC) student looking for CPR or BLS certification? Whether you’re pursuing a degree in nursing, health sciences, early childhood education, law enforcement, or simply want to be prepared in an emergency, In-Pulse CPR offers American Heart Association (AHA) certified CPR classes just minutes from campus in Brooklyn Park […]
by Troy Bowmanut.edu | The University of Tampa Are you a University of Tampa student looking for CPR or BLS certification? Whether you’re a nursing major, future healthcare professional, or just want to be prepared in an emergency, In-Pulse CPR offers AHA-certified classes near campus with flexible dates and convenient locations. We’ve trained over 150,000 students in […]
by Erik WoodsIn today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, staying prepared for emergencies is essential. For healthcare professionals, advanced CPR courses offer valuable opportunities to refine skills and enhance patient care. At In-Pulse CPR, we provide high-quality training that aligns with the latest guidelines and utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring our students leave with confidence and competence. Tailored Training for […]
by Donna RyanUncontrolled bleeding in the U.S. is preventable. However, it’s the cause of a large number of deaths each year. Statistics reveal that acute blood loss or shock accounts for over 40% of trauma-related fatalities. To increase the odds of survival, knowing how to control bleeding is a valuable emergency first aid skilll. Let’s go over […]
by Donna RyanFirst – Check the Weather Forecast If you enjoy boating, then safety should be first and foremost in your mind when navigating the coastal waters of Tampa, Florida. Before you set out on any boating excursion then, you want to make sure that the weather stays pleasant. Therefore, don’t leave the dock without confirming […]
by Tom SirmonsLeo Staudacher hadn’t planned on watching the Michigan-Notre game on television, let alone in a hospital ICU unit. But he was very grateful to have seen the end of the game at all. The 69 year old Bay City man was watching the game at Michigan Stadium when he collapsed from sudden cardiac arrest, […]
by Tom SirmonsWhen paramedics in Dallas arrived at Sarah Zumwalt Middle School, they found a teacher in the midst of a heart attack. “He was in ventricular fibrillation, a fatal rhythm,” said Fire Department Lieutenant Greg Henderson. They also found that a fellow educator already was performing CPR. Said Henderson, “Bystander CPR is what saved this person’s […]
by Benjamin RousseyGary Radloff, a bailiff for Cook County in Grand Marais, MN. has become a local hero in the community. His quick intervention helped save lives when a man who just received a guilty verdict in a criminal case went on a shooting rampage. Two people were shot and two others received injuries during this courthouse […]
by Leonard TelfordThere are few conditions that a first aider will come across that are scarier than a classic grand mal seizure. While you can bandage a wound, place someone in the recovery position, or administer CPR, the sight of someone shaking on the ground is extremely daunting if you are not use to it. First, though, […]
by Maria McCutchenBallparks are always a fun gathering place for many people and families. The excitement of seeing your child playing baseball can bring out a sense of pride, and enjoyment. But, as fun as ballparks are, they can also be dangerous. There are many different types of injuries that can occur at a ballpark, one of […]
by Tom SirmonsHe was only a tenth of a mile from the finish line of a half-marathon race in San Jose when the 40 year old man collapsed. A Stanford University Hospital nurse was nearby and quickly determined the man had no pulse and wasn’t breathing. She started CPR immediately, and soon, Emergency Medical Technicians from an […]