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    Iron Hand Rescue - Learn CPR from people who do CPR

    Iron Hand Rescue

    4.3(8 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    From someone who has taken numerous BLS certification classes over the years, I must say this was…read moreone of the best I've taken yet. 1) The best price I could find for a live (not online) BLS re-cert for the area. Quick, easy online registration where you have the option to pay in full or deposit only. 2) The address is easy to find, but they don't have a big business sign visible from the sidewalk yet (but rumor has it that it should be coming soon). So just trust the listed address and you'll find it. It's easy to reach by bus and car. 3) The owners and staff are very sweet and knowledgeable. They greeted me right away, helped me get settled in before the class, and happy to answer questions and make accommodations. 4) I forgot her name, but I liked the instructor a lot! She did a great job breaking the ice in the beginning, laying out our objectives, and her general instruction and discussions with the class. 5) Also important to note is the safety and cleanliness! Each mannequin had new mouthpieces, but each student removed his or her own seal to ensure safe practice of giving breaths. The floors were clean with no obvious trash or dirt. I also appreciated that each mannequin station came with knee pads for added comfort, safety for the student'a knees, and less contact with the floor. 6) Bonus Star for having a refreshment station in the Hall! There was a full water cooler and fresh pot of coffee available, which is definitely necessary for a 3-4 hour class.

    I've hired Iron Hand Rescue twice for my agency for Adult CPR/ First Aid/ AED and both times have…read morebeen consistent, informative, and fun! We love Ralph- he is a great trainer and very clear and really trains in a way that you remember all the information. Most recently, we did a Hybrid training due to COVID and it was a smooth and easy process! The online portion is great and really allows to to learn and practice the skills through virtual "missions" trips that give you real life scenarios. The in person training is just as thorough and informative. We each got one of our own mannequins to practice CPR on, along with 2 pairs of gloves, bandages and gauze to practice first aid, and he also provided practice AED's and EpiPen's for practice, and glove removal instruction! Hands down the best CPR training I've ever received that we hired him again when our old expired expired- 100% recommend!

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    Meet some the buddies you'll be working with :)

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    Iron Hand Rescue - Bilingual CPR AED + First Aid Training.

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    American Red Cross - I had this in graduate school or when I was employed in Human Services. I needed to know First Aid. 10/09/23

    American Red Cross

    2.4(18 reviews)
    4.0 mi•Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West

    The American Red Cross (ARC), or known as the American National Red Cross, is a nonprofit…read morehumanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief, and disaster preparedness education in the United States. It is the designated US affiliate of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the United States movement to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Formed in 1881 by Clara Barton the Red Cross Headquarters are located in Washington D.C. In my almost Fifty Years studying, volunteering and working in various Human Services Positions I have found the services they provide very necessary. I'm not going to go into all the specifics but just want to say they expect their employees and volunteers to be ready to respond quickly when there's an emergency. If you want first hand experience in Human Services I suggest you volunteer!

    There are So many things we take for granted. Having the Red Cross hub in my city is awesome. Came…read moreto the Red Cross to learn some basic first aide training safety skills. Here you can learn life saving tips like the hiemlick maneuver, donate blood, and learn ways to help in the community and cross the globe. The staff was very pleasant and welcoming. Best options for travel would be the train. Street parking in the area is rare and the closest parking lot can be pricey. There are different displays here that show you past and present individuals that have made the sacrifice to help others.

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    American Red Cross - I had this class in undergrad at my university. I still have my book! 10/09/23

    I had this class in undergrad at my university. I still have my book! 10/09/23

    American Red Cross - I still have my 9th grade First Aid Book. It's hardback. 10/09/23

    I still have my 9th grade First Aid Book. It's hardback. 10/09/23

    American Red Cross - My desk so you can see the Red Cross Books are still with me! 10/09/23

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    My desk so you can see the Red Cross Books are still with me! 10/09/23

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    Tapestry Birth Collective

    4.5(13 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    We worked with Lisa, and while she is nice, she is not a good communicator. My husband and I had a…read moresession scheduled for 1:1 prenatal birth classes, and 5 minutes before the session, she messaged and said she wasn't coming because a client was in labor. Ok, that is fine. I understand that. We rescheduled for the next night. 15 min past the hour, I messaged her and asked if she was coming since she still wasn't at our apartment. She messaged back 45 min later, "No, not tonight." What! not tonight?? What does that even mean? I have never had a professional message me something with such a laissez-faire attitude. That may not seem like a big deal by rescheduling one appointment last minute and then not showing up to another. However, I would not want that from my doula. What if I was in labor and couldn't get in touch with her, or she just dropped the ball because she was tired from previous labor and didn't attend? I think it's important to communicate and even overly communicate with prenatal and especially clients later in their pregnancy. I want to be clear that we didn't hire Lisa as a doula for labor, only for prenatal sessions. However, we strongly considered hiring her as our labor doula and are very disappointed with this outcome. Also, my feedback for the prenatal 1:1 sessions is that they are not customized for your birth. We wanted to focus on when the baby comes home, and we did two x2 hour-long sessions and never touched on that. Lisa also moves slowly through the material. There is wasted time rather than moving through the material in a structured manner. I found myself getting frustrated by the amount of time we spent on side conversations rather than the material at hand. At times it felt awkward. I wish our experience with TBC was different.

    Lisa was an invaluable support during the first few weeks of having a newborn. She was kind,…read morehelpful, and knowledgeable about every aspect of postpartum care. After a very difficult birth, she was exactly what we needed to gain our footing as new parents. She helped with breastfeeding, bonding, and took care of the baby so we could get a few extra hours of sleep. We will be forever grateful to Lisa!

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    Tapestry Birth Collective - Meet the Doulas: Marci, Lisa & Cara

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