Five Reasons to make ASHI–St. John your partner in CPR / AED training

1 Our experience
The ASHI—St. John Alliance draws on more than 120 years of experience in health and safety training. We know our business and it shows.

2 Our track record
More than 100 million individuals— representing virtually every industry and drawn from all walks of life— have learned first aid from ASHI and St. John.

3 Our standards
Professional instructors offer you true-to-life, adult training programs and safety products that are the best in the industry.

4 Our trainers
We represent a worldwide network of more than 85,000 professional instructors–first aid specialists; 35,000 of which are located in the U.S.; experienced adult educators. They bring learning to life.

5 Your Peace of mind
Knowing you have the training you need to respond to an emergency; knowing you can make a difference.
 


Contact Us:
Joseph DiMartino
Director of Sales and Marketing
American Safety & Health Institute
Phone: 800-246-5101 x 202
Fax: 727-943-2361
jdimartino@ashinstitute.org

Rob Fraser
Director, Business Development
St. John National Office
Phone: 613-236-7461 x 271
Fax: 613-236-2425
rfraser@nhq.sja.ca

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CPR / AED training: increase survival from sudden cardiac arrest. Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is a major cause of death in the United States, claiming nearly a 1,000 lives a day. It often strikes without warning. Its victims aren't confined to people with pre-existing heart conditions. Athletes and the young can experience SCA too.

A major cause of death in the United States

In the United States, an estimated 250,000 victims of SCA die each year because help doesn't get to them in time. The first three to five minutes are critical.

In situations like these, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a proven life saver. ASHI—St. John CPR training is among the best in the business, giving you the skills you need for a swift, effective response.

CPR is just part of the life-saving story. Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) are portable, computerized machines that apply an electric shock to the heart of an individual suffering SCA. They're safe, easy-to-use and readily available in many workplaces. In the hands of a trained operator they can improve survival rates by as much as 80%.