Emergency Care Instructors must adapt to each CPR class to address different learning styles, questions and student backgrounds. But what ultimately makes an effective CPR class? Effective CPR classes... read more →
Instructors and Training Centers must clearly communicate their payment policy to help ensure timely payment for CPR, AED and First Aid classes. But it’s also important to evaluate available... read more →
Technology has increased our ability to reach more people with our lifesaving training. Here’s some ways to use technology for your CPR business: Use remote training to your advantage.... read more →
During cardiac arrest, a person no longer receives oxygen to the brain and other vital organs. CPR can make a lifesaving difference by squeezing the heart and pushing oxygen-filled... read more →
As we continue to find a new normal within the coronavirus pandemic, many areas of the country are beginning to re-open and ease restrictions. Therefore, classroom training and certification... read more →
Training Centers and Instructors across the country have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Like most small businesses, emergency care training businesses are looking for ways to keep their... read more →
HSI has released a new Remote Skills Verification (RSV) technology that will allow EMS Safety Training Centers and Instructors to safely continue to provide training and full certification... read more →
Gloves are a standard piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) that are used to reduce the risk of spreading infectious diseases. They should always be used when responding to emergencies. But many people... 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 →