AHA Training Center Alignment and Consulting
There are many AHA CPR Instructors, however only some may train other people to be CPR Instructors. This designation is awarded by a CPR Instructors Training Center. It is up to the Training Centers discretion to decide who may be a good fit. Who qualifies to become a CPR Instructor Trainer? We will discuss this…
How to Hire and Maintain Quality Instructors CPR classes depend on CPR instructors. It is critical that CPR instructors be well trained in the lifesaving skills they teach in order to be effective. Let’s discuss how to find, hire and retain good, quality Instructors. The first advice we give to aspiring CPR businesses, is to…
Have you been asked to quote a large contract as a CPR company? The feeling can be exciting and nerve wrecking all at the same time. For some people, a contract is just what they are looking for to give them some more stability and consistent work. However, contracts can be very tricky and put…
How to Assign AHA eCards to Students Did you know that after teaching an American Heart Association (AHA) course, the instructor is required to send a course completion card? According to AHA’s Program Administration Manual (PAM), “Each student who successfully completes an AHA ECC course must be issued the appropriate course completion card unless prohibited…
Top 3 CPR Equipment Products to Engage Your Students For CPR instructors, it’s a common experience to have students walk into the classroom that have taken CPR training over 10 times. Because CPR is a lifesaving technique that is constantly being researched and evaluated, we are presented with new CPR guidelines every five years. Additionally,…
. Are you looking to join an American Heart Association (AHA) Training Center (TC) or need to align with us as a secondary TC? Let us help walk you through the steps to make sure the transition is easy. We currently accept instructors in all 50 U.S. states. If you are not currently an instructor,…
Do you remember the idea that if you completed third grade, that you should be able to teach third grade? Obviously, there’s some basic logic there but that’s not how things work. It’s one thing to know content but another to know how to teach it. Likewise, CPR Instructors have to take additional training beyond…
Are you looking to teach Basic Life Support CPR in your community or for your workplace? We will break down the steps to becoming a BLS instructor. What is a BLS Instructor? Basic Life Support (BLS) instructors are certified to teach adult and child CPR, AED, and First Aid classes. To be successful in this…