CPR

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Well I still haven't heard if I got the job at the juvenile shelter or not. I do want to volunteer regardless if I get the job or not. So I have to be certified in CPR and First Aid either way. I contacted the Red Cross and of course all the classes are either full or a commute from my home. Not to mention the class is 4 hours long and costs almost $40. I have my First Aid until 2011 so I just need to get that darn CPR. I found a website online that does CPR certification, so now I am just waiting to hear from Hearts with a Mission and see if I can do the online course. It would save me a ton of time and actually save me money as well. The online course is good for two years and is half of what the Red Cross charges. There are a few online CPR courses and I listed them here just in case you wanted to get more information. It seems like a much preferable option instead of sitting in for one of those long and boring Red Cross CPR classes.

American Health Care Academy

ProCPR

International CPR Institute

CPRToday

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