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Ready for a great class today. Questions about booking your next class, send me a msg and let’s talk.

Need First Aid and CPR training but closing the shop down isn’t an option? No problem, Johnston CPR and Safety can bring the class to you. Thank you to Daniel and his team at the Toy Shop in Shingle Springs. www.thetoyshopss.net

Johnston CPR and Safety has now added realistic female manakins to their training materials. Updating our training materials will help address gender related barriers and improve the responses to cardiac arrests for everyone.

Contact us today to book your next class.

Minutes count. Get certified in First aid cpr, 5/11/24, 9am-3pm at the Tracy Transit Station. $100 per person. Register online at the link in my bio

Learning CPR is not complicated. 24 group members learned the two steps to HANDS ONLY CPR at their last meeting. 1) call 911 2) Press hard and fast on the center of the chest.

Do you have an AED in your workplace? Just a friendly reminder that the pads and the batteries have expiration dates. These AED pads discovered at a local business this week are 17 years outdated. If you need help with an AED inspection , or purchasing one, let us know we’re here to help.

🎃Happy Halloween! CPR and first aid classes don’t have to be spooky. 👻Send us a message about how to book your next class now.

Teaching in Alameda county today.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and 2,109 deaths happened in Alameda County in 2021 due to heart disease.
Contact me for more details on how to book a class because seconds do count!

It’s hot 🥵 outside. Maybe sure to stay cool and hydrated.

CPR classes don’t always have to happen in a class room. Johnston CPR and Safety is mobile and ready to help you with your training needs. Contact us to get your next class scheduled.

At Johnston CPR and Safety we realize that you’re busy, and sometimes it’s hard to fit in a class. We will work with you, to find a time and location that fits your schedule. Contact is to get the process started.

Pretty cool I have the opportunity to teach Basic life support today to a great group of future healthcare providers.