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What's exciting at ECSI-Merchandise 50-Pack of CPR Practice Shields!!!
Something you always need when teaching CPR, so make sure you have plenty on hand.
Normally $15.91 per pack of 50, our website shows them on special for only $13.95. But our eNewsletter members can have them for as low as $13.45 each box!!!
You must call in your order and use code #11-WN50 to get your special pricing. Which, by the way, is good until 12-31-10! ^Back to top
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Q&A: You've got questions, we've got answers! I'm looking for a unique way to teach CPR to family and friends.
How about a CPR/Pizza party? That's right and it can be a lot of fun for everyone!
Invite your family and friends to learn CPR. Be serious about teaching the skills. Offer light refreshments and snacks during quick breaks. Just time the pizza delivery so it arrives as the last student finishes.
It works! And those attending may just host your next CPR/Pizza party!!!
As for the additional cost of the pizza and refreshments? Since they're family and friends, offer them a discount from your usual class price, but make sure you cover the added expenses. It's a bit of marketing...
And just one more note, if you plan on serving "adult" beverages, save them for after the class is finished.
Got question about teaching? Or maybe how to handle a specific situation during class? Email them to us us. If we use your question, we'll send you a free stock T-shirt!^Back to top |
Stories from the trenches  Bags for Dummies!
I should have known. Always, ALWAYS check your own equipment. You do it at the beginning of your shift, you should do it before you leave to teach a class. But I was assured everything was there.
Upon arrival for a class of 10, you find out there are actually 25 students! One of the pitfalls when you're the sub-contractor! Then you realize you don't have extra lungs packed. What do you do?
Okay, first you panic...then you wonder can you just get by explaining what a 'chest rise' should look like? Hey, wait, lungs are just bags, right? So I asked for those small, handled plastic shopping bags. Wasn't the prettiest thing, but it worked. And the students thought the ingenuity was great!
Never leave without checking all of your equipment and always make sure you've got extras -- of everything! It won't happen again!
Do you have a real-life story or an anecdote you'd like to share? Email them to us. If we use it, you'll receive a free stock T-shirt!^Back to top |
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Receive a FREE "Excellence In Training" patch when you place a phone order over $15.00!
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Show off your pride in ECSI!!!
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| Offer Expires: December 1, 2010 |