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You can count on Robinson CPR & First Aid to show up and present the most engaging, informative, and fun learning environment. While having to use the skills are serious, the learning process does not have to be long and boring. This will be the best CPR & First Aid Training your team has every had.
We are efficient in delivering you professional and high quality CPR and First Aid skills and training. You will leave well informed and prepared for emergencies.
We cater to all group sizes large and small.
Our prices are reasonable and we are registered Instructors with the American Heart Association. I have personally been an AHA instructor 20 years.
Robinson CPR & First Aid training will insure you receive your certrification cards either the same day or within 24 hours of completing your class.
I enjoy the variety of personalities get to engage. By the time we end class I am confident that everyone can deliver the skills taught. And that I have new found friends to continue to serve along the way.
It's always rewarding to hear students tell me how they helped a choking loved one or was glad they knew what to do for a seizure or cardiac arrest after having the training.
Many of my family members have suffered from heart disease and I feel I honor them in equipping others with information and skills to reduce those life-threatening experiences. Most of all, I absolutely love to teach!
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
Our classes are light and friendly with active skills training and lessons to make sure you are well equipped and prepared to handle emergencies. My intention is to be sure that I feel comfortable that everyone in the class could save me or a family member. We cater to all ages amd learning styles.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have been an American Heart Association (AHA) Instructor 20 years now. Personally, I have several degrees and am currently training to be a doctor. Teaching CPR is one of my favorite classes to teach and love teaching it.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
I offer both individual and group rates. I also cater to 501C3 organizations to corporate offices. Since each class offers different elements in CPR & First Aid Training I would rather learn your needs first before posting a quote here.
How did you get started teaching?
Personally, I have always loved teaching. I recall teaching to my baby dolls, or our animals while growing up. At 13 years old, my church had us teaching even the babies in the nursery and eventually, I ended up teaching Kids church and Sunday school. There has constantly been a yearning to learn and a passion for teaching in me for as long as I can remember. Perhaps that is what is drawing me to be a doctor. I witnessed several helpless moments in people around me having health emergencies and not knowing what to do. So when the opportunity came to teach CPR & First Aid I leaped in and love every moment. My students tell me they love my classes because I do try to keep it light and fun in the learning process. Most of all, I love helping people.
What types of students have you worked with?
Initially, I had to train my peers in the office and other sites in the hospital network including doctors, nurses, secretaries and more. As I become more active in the community I have been able to teach daycare workers, foster parents, lawyers, church officers, ushers and nurses boards and more. I have held classes for the Cabarrus Health Alliance and Mecklenburg County Health Department's community outreach departments. I had the most fun teaching girl scouts First Aid! We had so much fun with their creative fun.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
One of the last classes I taught last quarter I got to teach a visually impaired student. We both learned something that day and he did an excellent job. I even got to witness his determination and adapting to his personal challenges beautifully. That will remain a fond experience for me. Unstoppable!
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
As you search for training for CPR & First Aid. Please consider that you are going to be training to help save someone's life. Be sure to get hands-on training because a video alone is not enough to prepare you for a real emergency. The feedback you get from an experienced instructor will better prepare you if you ever have to use your skills. Inquire about the content and what to expect. All AHA instructors are qualified to teach you as long as they are registered on the AHA website. No additional, degrees or associations are required. We are all thoroughly trained.
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Think about your time commitment to the training. Most CPR trainers expect payment in advance with no refund to insure the classes will hold. Be sure to select the right time for you in the options given and commit to going to class.
Next, ask how soon you can expect to receive your certification card. Currently, active instructors can get you a digital card on the same day or the next business day.
Be sure you tell the instructor why you need the training so you will get the right version for you. For instance, if you are going to be a Daycare Worker, the regular HeartSaver CPR is not what you will need. There is now a new Pediatric part of that class and you are usually required to have both CPR & First Aid. If you plan the work in a healthcare setting train for the BLS Provider so you are completely prepared.
Plan to be mentally and physically present during class...someone's life is depending on you.