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Launched in 2019, My NW CPR is the most accessible CPR training service in the region, serving communities in the northwest corner of Washington State. We deliver classes from as far south as Everett to as far north as Lynden, WA. Access is made easy with the support of familiar community locations such as church halls, VFWs, Granges, and public libraries. My NW CPR is available for group sessions at your business or organization. Your CPR Trainer, Burrell M. Jull, Jr., is an expert instructor who meticulously crafts the experience to thoroughly train every participant in the practice of administering effective CPR compressions, AED use, and bleeding control. His coaching is designed to minimize fatigue for the rescuer and maximize blood flow to the victim’s brain. Participants leave the training feeling confident that they will be able to act if they are confronted with a life-threatening emergency involving cardiac arrest or bleeding.

No potential rescuer should have to walk away from a lifesaving opportunity saying, “I didn’t know what to do.” Our mission is to be sure every rescuer has the tools to effectively and confidently enact lifesaving techniques in the moment of need.

Each participant works on their own mannequin, providing a safe experience and optimizing learning. Participants first learn the separate, key movements of applying CPR compressions for adults, maximizing effective blood flow and minimizing fatigue for the rescuer. Participants practice addressing the heart attack victim, calling for support, administering compressions, and executing rescue breaths. Using infant mannequins, each independent skill is adapted and blended into the full activity. At the end of the class, the length of the heart attack scenario is increased to a six-minute, real world scenario for rescuers and victims, fulfilling all protocols until help arrives. Trauma-level bleeding control is covered to include puncture and bullet wounds and serious cuts. Participants will learn to apply bandages and tourniquets using their own limbs along with a variety of props to help mimic the injuries. EpiPen use for anaphylaxis shock is also practiced.

As the years pass by, we learn to manage bleeding from the knicks and scrapes that occur in “normal” everyday life. In My NW CPR classes we take bleeding control to the life-threatening level. As adults we carry around 1.5 gallons of blood in our bodies. If someone were to lose half of that volume of blood, their life would be unlikely to continue. This much blood loss can occur in a matter minutes. Immediate action is critical. In every class from My NW CPR, we cover the techniques that abate rapid blood loss. Bleeding caused by large cuts, punctures, and bullet wounds are discussed and participants practice with torniquets and preform wound packing.

About us

Who we are

Our Mission

What To Expect

TRAUMA LEVEL BLEEDING CONTROL.

About us

Who we are

Our Mission

What To Expect

TRAUMA LEVEL BLEEDING CONTROL.

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