Took my first CPR certification class with Stat Life. I was extremely nervous being a first Term…read morenursing student and having zero idea how to do anything to save someones life. Derek was an excellent instructor. He was very helpful, funny and informative. I left this class knowing that I was able to do CPR properly if I ever had to. I totally recommend Stat Life (and Derek) to anyone who needs to get newly certified or even renew their CPR card.

Derek was very enthusiastic and engaging while providing real life experiences to relate to the…read morecontent. I am however very disappointed by the lack of professionalism he has over his business. He has unanswered my 1 email and 3 phone calls. I took his class on 1/5/16 however he wrote 1/5/15 thus expiring a year earlier than it was supposed too. I question if this is a ploy to get more business year after year. If you don't want to take CPR every year as opposed to the required 2 years DO NOT go to Stat Life. If you want to receive a phone call back DO NOT call Derek!

America's safest beach title was given to Jacksonville Beach in the early 80's. I was a member of…read morethe ARCVLSC for 5 years. Protecting the beach goers and sea swimmers during that time. This group of lifeguards have been doing their job since 1912. They volunteer on every Sunday and all Holidays. They are paid some morsels during the week but what young man (and now women) won't love to be a lifeguard. Now when I got in it was a 19 week process of grueling training. Then you were a American Red Cross Lifeguard able to handle many unforeseen dangers. From ocean rescues to minor first aide and some major accidents also. We even had mock disaster training in case of a major emergencies such as hurricanes and even one year a plane crash. We even did a gas station that blew up. So when you see a ARCVLSC life guard you are in really good hands. The men and women in those funny looking uniforms are very dedicated to your safety at the beach and surrounding areas.