Convenient CPR Training
Custom CPR training from a certified AHA Instructor in Mobile, Alabama.
Over 15 Years of ICU Experience
Welcome to Bay City CPR, where compassion meets expertise in healthcare. I’m Abby Chancey, the owner and lead instructor here at Bay City, and am thrilled to bring over 15 years of experience from a teaching hospital’s ICU into our community. Throughout my career, I’ve witnessed firsthand the impact quality education had on medical care. Now, I’m excited to pass my knowledge and skills to our students, empowering them to make a difference in the lives of others.
Who Can Benefit from these classes?
Calling all healthcare personnel, small businesses, childcare workers, and churches. A wide variety of certifications are available, making it easy to find one to fit your needs. From advanced life support classes required for many healthcare workers to basic life support classes equipping small businesses and churches, Bay City CPR prepares you to think clearly and act quickly in life-threatening emergencies. Discover the peace of being prepared!
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Bay City CPR courses are American Heart Association certifications, the requirement outlined for the travel nurse to hold. While the long list of prerequisites for the travelling healthcare worker can be daunting, don’t let obtaining your certifications contribute to defeat.
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Proficient business not only provide excellence in their line of work, but also equip employees to serve their customers and staff when the unexpected arises. Bay City CPR provides onsite training for your organization at your place of business, making providing education easy and minimally disruptive to the daily workings of your business.
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Preparation is key in babysitting. The proficient sitter knows their responsibilities are not limited to the expected, but ability to handle the unexpected is what sets them apart. With CPR a certification, you become more marketable, immediately increasing your profit and providing peace of mind to the parent. Life-saving techniques are not common sense and must be taught to be effective.
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Although a place of worship is far from the feel of a health care facility, it is filled with attendees who, at any time, could experience a medical emergency, bringing the need for preparedness into your church doors. By providing education to select members of the congregation, you have instituted a layer of protection for those who are in attendance each week. Care for the physical, not only the spiritual, as you guide your congregation in love.
