Whether you manage a small team or an entire organization, it can be tricky to keep everyone on task. This is especially true if you’re in charge of getting people to complete tasks they aren’t necessarily required to do, like getting trained and certified in CPR. Here are some strategies to streamline your team’s systems and processes so you can get more done with greater ease.
Anyone who works with and manages a team — including administrators who are responsible for coordinating critical training like CPR certification — is a leader, no matter what their actual job title may be. But simply holding a leadership position doesn’t necessarily make someone an effective leader. Keep reading to learn more about effective leadership styles and strategies to improve team performance, communication, and morale.
If you’ve ever managed a team or been tasked with getting a group of people to complete training in a skill like CPR, then you’ll know that it’s not an easy undertaking. Even tasks that have concrete deadlines can be difficult to get employees to complete on time without sending a barrage of follow-up emails. Here are some strategies and techniques to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of your team’s communications and productivity.
By Arden Moore How to Play Safely With Your Pooch on the Water Ryan Lilly is an avid fisherman from Hampden, Maine who makes a living educating people on all the various types of canoes, kayaks and boats available these days. He handles consumer marketing for Old Town Watercraft, a Maine-based company making watercraft since…
At ProTrainings, we hear about a lot of incredible stories of professionals and layrescuers alike saving lives and giving others a chance at tomorrow. We recently heard a story from one of our group CPR administrators about an incredible young man with quadriplegia who was determined to learn CPR.
Even if you’re familiar with the standard procedures for administering CPR, you may be unsure of how to perform CPR under certain circumstances, such as if the person is in a wheelchair or if you’re in a wheelchair yourself. But mobility limitations don’t have to prevent anyone from giving or receiving lifesaving aid. Here’s what you need to know about performing CPR on a person in a wheelchair and how people in wheelchairs can administer CPR to others.
By Arden Moore Time to Talk Ticks with Tick Man Dan Wolff Fittingly, ticks rhyme with the word, ick. That’s because they are icky. But they are always disease carriers who pose health threats to you and your pets. The month of May is known as Lyme Disease Awareness Month, but the cause of this…
We’ve identified four companies that we feel are leading the way in preparing their staff with the skills necessary to step in and provide rescue when the time comes. Read on to find out how one fitness franchise is proving to be an industry leader in creating more rescuers.
Over the years, we’ve observed an ironic — and tragic — trend among people who reach out to us about CPR training. Far too many organizations wait to implement group training until after an incident occurs in the workplace. While late is certainly better than never, failing to implement CPR training before it becomes necessary puts your entire staff at risk. Read on to learn more about why people tend to put off CPR training until it’s too late, and how to start building your training program today.
When a person is injured and bleeding severely, you only have a few minutes to get the bleeding under control and save their life. Often, this means there’s no time to wait for medical professionals to arrive. Instead, it’s up to you to step in and stop the flow of blood. Here’s what you need to know about the three main components of “Stop the Bleed” training and how to handle bleeding emergencies.
As members of our communities and citizens of the world at large, we can all play a part in making the world a better, safer place to live. There are several different types of corporate social responsibility that organizations can participate in, but they all revolve around the same idea: prioritizing positive change. Keep reading to learn more about how CPR training relates to corporate social responsibility.
By Arden Moore Noticing Potty Problems Even though your adult dog aced house training years ago or your cat has always been a champ at using his litterbox, you may discover a piddle on your rug. As our pets age, they can be at risk for a loss of bladder control or unable to control…
This lesson deals with situations in which an injury or illness in the workplace leads to the presence of blood or other potentially infectious materials in the environment.
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