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Our Instructor Scott Kelly
  Scott Kelly is the lead instructor for FIRSTAIDCPR4U. Scott is a Battalion Chief
and Paramedic with West Pierce Fire & Rescue in University Place, Washington, where he has worked
since 1994.
Scott started FIRSTAIDCPR4U in 1999 to help educate the people in his community
on the importance of knowing CPR and First Aid skills, and how this education
may help save a life of a friend, family member or co-worker.
With the help of
Scott’s teammates and family, FIRSTAIDCPR4U is branching out to all
corners of Western Washington and now also the greater Phoenix, AZ area to continue to share the message on the importance of these
life saving skills.
Some of the communities where we teach are Tacoma, Fircrest,
University Place and Lakewood in Washington and Phoenix, Surprise, Peoria,
Glendale, Goodyear and Tempe in Arizona.
Scott and his family
FIRSTAIDCPR4U is a family business with Scott's wife and son working
together to plan and teach the classes.
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Scott and his family boating
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About the Classes
We teach students to deal with emergency situations with confidence. We
emphasize personal safety for both the rescuer and the victim. What makes our
courses outstanding?
We exceed the State approved and OSHA requirements. Our instructor and his
assistants are Firefighter/EMT’s and Firefighter/Paramedics who face life-threatening emergencies every
day in your neighborhoods. We incorporate real life "war stories" from
many years helping in every conceivable situation. We have taught hundreds since
1998. We will travel to your location in Western Washington and the greater
Phoenix, Arizona area.
The classes are presented in an interactive, Power Point format.
Course topics include:
- Adult, Child, Infant CPR and AED
- Obstructed Airway
- Blood Borne Pathogens and Communicable Disease
- Cardiac Arrest / Heart Attacks
- Stroke
- Diabetic Emergencies
- Asthma
- Fractures
- Bleeding
- Head Injuries
- Burns
- Environmental emergencies
Contact us for more info
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