The American Heart Association is preparing for the release of the official 2025 AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC.  The AHA is the first and only US training organization directly involved in the creation of adult resuscitation science and education, leading the development of the official resuscitation guidelines used by all other US training providers.  […]

Your monitoring is not due at the time of renewal; you are required to be monitored by one of our In-Pulse staff faculty and the goal is that you are monitored within about 3 months of becoming an instructor.  You will be monitored once every two years. Your class can ONLY include the AHA material […]

One of the most commonly misunderstood portions of a class is the difference between skills practice and skills testing.  So, let’s clear this up! Student practice is the point when a student has opportunities to put their hands on the manikins.  This should be happening often, throughout the course.  This means after each skill is […]

In-Pulse CPR, Inc. is committed to making a difference in the community.  That, of course, involves making sure people know how to respond in a medical crisis. And, there are other situations in our community that involve crisis situations.  Trafficking, slavery, and exploitation describes areas found in every part of our society. In-Pulse CPR cares […]

Help! I’m out of Cards! Most of us have heard the saying, “procrastination on your part does not constitute and emergency on my part.”    This is so accurate when the subject of Certification Card orders is addressed.  In-Pulse CPR is known to have some of the best administration staff around.  However, like in any other […]

An American Heart Association (AHA) Instructor has to renew their certification every 2 years.  When an AHA instructor needs to recertify, they do not need to go back through a full instructor course.  They do, however, need to complete other steps to maintain their certification.   Failure to meet these requirements will result in the following. 1. […]