I am certified by the American Heart Association as a CPR instructor and have extensive training and experience in CPR and emergency medical procedures.

I use a variety of teaching methods, including hands-on practice, group discussions, and visual aids to make the material engaging and easy to understand. I also provide students with study materials and opportunities for additional practice after the course.

I regularly attend continuing education courses and conferences to stay informed about the latest developments in CPR and emergency medical procedures. I also subscribe to relevant journals and newsletters to stay informed about new research and guidelines.

I use a variety of teaching methods to cater to different learning styles. For example, I use visual aids and hands-on practice for visual learners, group discussions for verbal learners, and written materials for read/write learners.

I have several years of experience teaching CPR to a variety of groups, including healthcare professionals, laypersons, and students. I have also taught CPR courses for different organizations, such as hospitals, schools, and community centers.

One situation that comes to mind was when a student in my class had a panic attack during the hands-on portion of the course. I immediately stopped the class and provided the student with a safe space to calm down and reassured them that it's normal to feel overwhelmed. After the student felt comfortable, I provided additional support during the hands-on portion of the course and provided them with extra practice opportunities after class.