I try to go above and beyond to make sure my students understand how to effectively preform CPR before they leave my class. I travel to my students as well. I enjoy teaching people how to become super heroes of the everyday world we live in. I love to help them achieve their goals.

I am a person that has worked medical field for more that 22 years. I am cna in 40 states, first responder, volunteer fire fighter, as well as a cpr instructor. If there is an extra medical class i can take and add to my list, i will do so. Currenty my position is interesting and fun because i work for the prison system and so i have lots of stories.

We are firefighters, emt, and/or paramedics. Why trust other instructors that have never done CPR??

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I focus a lot on keeping the session fun. I believe this is the key to learning. If a kid is falling in love with the game it makes so much easier to develop from my experience training many athletes over the last 16 years including my own 3 ages 18, 16 and 12. :-) I enjoy seeing their faces when they pull off a skills successfully. I also love when parents or former athletes call and let me know how well the kids are doing that I train or trained in the past....