“What do I do if the victim is pregnant?” This is a common question that Emergency Care Instructors hear during CPR and AED topics. Just like with any other victim,... read more →
American Heart Month is the perfect time to use your Instructor skills to improve your immediate community. We encourage you to get out and make a difference this month by donating your... read more →
Have you ever stood in front of a classroom, teaching very important topics, and watched as your students played on their phones, doodled or even dozed off? It’s normal for people’s minds to wander, especially in a long class. Your challenge is to bring them... read more →
EMS Safety does not specify where you can hold CPR classes as long as the room is safe for students, has adequate space, and there is technology available to show the required course videos. Set your... read more →
There are so many CPR training programs out there today. It’s hard to know which are considered high-quality programs and which have little to no weight if you... read more →
As a new EMS Safety Instructor, your biggest hurdle will be teaching your first CPR class. To avoid a long gap between becoming an Instructor and teaching, we recommend diving... read more →
Rescue breaths have recently become a hot topic in the media and amongst the emergency care training industry yet again. When the 2010 CPR and ECC guidelines were released,... read more →
Some Instructors choose to teach Child CPR using an adult manikin in order to save on expenses and avoid transporting more equipment to and from their classes. But is this... read more →
It’s never too early to learn lifesaving skills! Young children can learn and retain basic skills that may help save a loved one. Many Instructors are teaching CPR to children at... read more →
There are more than 43 million caregivers in the United States, and the majority are unpaid family or friends that are employed outside of caregiving. Teaching the CPR, AED and First... read more →