American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid, CPR, AED Trainings

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The "American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Provider" Course is designed to provide a wide variety of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner.
 
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Requirements: Learners should receive the prescribed manual prior to the course in order to prepare and benefit maximally from the course. Manuals are to be collected from training venue on presentation and submission of bank payment teller. 
 
After payments, Please “SMS” your full names as you would want it to appear on the license and the state of the BLS class you would be attending to 08131183065
 
Test:: There is an official exam and testing of CPR skills and using an AED at the end of the course.
 
Certificate: On successful completion, each candidate receives same day, 
1) An internationally recognised, American Heart Association BLS certificate.
2) and a Certificate of Attendance.
 
REGISTRATION DETAILS:
ACCOUNT NAME: Nursingworld Nigeria
BANKER: Access Bank Plc ACCOUNT NUMBER: 0058796320
BANKER: U.B.A   ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1018264006
Fee: N30,000 
For any further enquiries,  in house hospital trainings and students please feel free to contact us on:  08131183065, 08035091993
 
Certificate:
On successful completion, each candidate receives same day, 
1) An internationally recognised, American Heart Association BLS certificate.
2) and a Certificate of Attendance.
 
REGISTRATION DETAILS:
ACCOUNT NAME: Nursingworld Nigeria
BANKER: Access Bank Plc ACCOUNT NUMBER: 0058796320
BANKER: U.B.A   ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1018264006
Fee: N30,000 
 
For any further enquiries,  in house hospital trainings and students please feel free to contact us on:  08131183065, 08035091993
 
RIVERS STATE 
DATES: 21/05/2016
VENUE: National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) House, 
By sansul Hotel, Off ordinance Junction, Transamadi, 
Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Status: Open
(CLASS SIZE: Minimum of 6 Students)
 
Ebonyi
DATE: 04/06/2016
VENUE: Food Home & Delicacies Hall, 53 Abakiliki Enugu Express Way,
Beside The Federal Teaching Hospital
* For collection of your manual pls contact Mr Ephraim on 08037566568
Status: Open
(CLASS SIZE: Minimum of 9 
 
ABUJA
DATE: 25/06/2016 
VENUE: Garki Hospital Conference Hall, Area 8, Abuja
* For collection of your manual pls contact Mr Okoibu at Garki Hospital on: 08026074513
Status: Open,
(CLASS SIZE: Minimum of 9 Students)
 
LAGOS STATE
DATE: 18/06/2016
VENUE: Destiny Hall, Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idiaraba
Status: Open
(CLASS SIZE: Minimum of 9 Students)
 
EDO STATE
DATE: 11/07/2016
VENUE: NANNM House off Palm Garden junction, Sapele road. Edo State
Status: Open
(CLASS SIZE: Minimum of 6 Students)
 

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