News and Events
News and Events
CPR Works Donates Equipment to Non-Profit
CPR Works is not only dedicated to serving Charlotte, Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Charleston, and other area in the Carolinas. We want to spread the AHA's mission Nationwide and around the globe! A while back, we donated CPR training equipment to the Non-Profit "Bless Back" who used it to train groups in Nicaragua and Haiti! See their post below: "Bless Back [...]
CPR Works Instructor Teaches BLS Courses in India
CPR Works is dedicated to spreading the AHA's mission around the globe! See this post from one of our instructors who taught BLS Courses in India: "As an AHA BLS instructor, I am aligned with CPR Works of Charlotte. Recently, I traveled to India and obtained dual alignment with an Indian based AHA Training Center in order to train [...]
2023 Course Schedule
CPR Works has our course schedule available for the 1st quarter of 2023! We are offering AHA Training Courses in more cities than ever, including Charlotte, Matthews, Mooresville, Concord, Wilmington, High Point, Hickory, and Raleigh/Durham! Courses include CPR, First Aid, BLS, ACLS, and PALS. To see our schedule and register, please visit: https://cprworksofcharlotte.enrollware.com/schedule
ACLS Renewal Classes:
Did you know that CPR Works offers Instructor-Led ACLS Renewal Courses here in Charlotte? Our instructors are amazing teachers and all have the real world experience that makes this training fun and effective! See our upcoming schedule here: https://cprworksofcharlotte.enrollware.com/schedule
Upcoming BLS Instructor Course:
CPR Works has one more AHA Instructor Course this year. Teaching CPR is fun, rewarding, and can save your organization a ton of costs by certifying your staff in-house! See more info here: https://cprworksofcharlotte.enrollware.com/enroll?id=7048422
New Research On Bystander AED Use
An international team of researchers looked at 49,555 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests that occurred in major U.S. and Canada cities. They analyzed a key subgroup of these arrests, those that occurred in public, were witnessed and were shockable. The researchers found that nearly 66 percent of these victims survived to hospital discharge after a shock delivered by a bystander. Their findings [...]