Southern Oregon CPR & First Aid LLC

07/27/2023

01/18/2022

Saying goodbye to 2021 and Hello to 2022!!. Looking forward to teaching and seeing everyone again for renewal.

09/05/2021

So proud to call Bobby my friend. Great Job Bobby!!!!

ASHLAND, Ore. — An Oregon Dept. of Transportation employee’s heroic actions saved a California man’s life, all on the side of I-5. It was a normal Thursday as Douglas and Janice Bonham drove from Roseville, California to Salem to see their son’s new home. Along the way, trouble set in. “We...

06/29/2021

PLEASE DON'T FORGET OUR FURRY FRIENDS. Make sure they have lots of water and enough shade to get into. Also please leave your animals at home. DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN YOUR CAR!!

06/29/2021

Make sure we all stay hydrated during these hot days. It is just as important to drink water even if not going out because it will help you to stay hydrated during the next day. WATER, WATER, WATER!

06/28/2021

Muscle cramping might be the first sign of heat-related illness, and may lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
For more information regarding heat related warning signs and symptoms go to:

www.oregon.gov/oha/ph/preparedness/prepare/pages/prepareforextremeheat.aspx

Oregon Health Authority

03/26/2020

Hoping everyone is staying safe and following all of the guidelines given. We will be posting upcoming classes soon.

03/23/2020

To everyone out there, stay safe. WE must all do our part in staying safe, which means practicing GREAT PERSONAL HYGENE, washing hands constantly, staying home and if you must go out practice the 6 feet rule. Keep you and everyone around you healthy. God Bless us all.

03/14/2020

Hello everyone. Due to the recent events happening we will be canceling our March classes that are to be held at the Library. Classes on 03/18 BLS and 03/28 MFA class are CANCELED. We will be resuming classes again in April. Thank you for understanding and have a blessed day.

01/08/2020

It is great staying in contact with one of our survivors of a sudden cardiac arrest.

01/08/2020

It is great staying in touch with one of our survivors of a cardiac arrest.