CPR and AED training
The training that matters most, taught at your place.
Candy Lefler has been a nurse for 35 years, five of them in a fast-paced emergency room. She brings the equipment, the experience and a laid‑back southern style to your workplace, your church, or your family.
The line draws at roughly the pace chest compressions are taught at — somewhere between 100 and 120 a minute.
What Candy teaches
Courses for people who want to be genuinely ready, whether that is to satisfy a compliance requirement or simply to take care of the people who matter.
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CPR training
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, taught and assessed in person, so everyone in the room has actually done it before the day they need to.
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AED training
Using an automated external defibrillator with confidence, alongside the CPR that goes with it.
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Something else in mind?
The full course list is still being finalised. If there is a certification your team needs, ask Candy whether she can cover it.
Who it’s for
Some people come to Candy because a regulator, an insurer or an employer says they need certified staff. Others come because they run a nursery at church, or because there is a grandparent in the house, and they would rather not find out the hard way that nobody knows what to do.
Both are good reasons. Candy teaches staff teams, churches and community groups, and families — and she teaches them the same way either way.
How it works
Getting everyone together for a full day of training is hard. So there are two ways to do this, and you pick the one that fits.
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Everyone takes the online class
Each participant works through a self-paced online course from the American Red Cross, covering the basics of CPR and responding to medical emergencies — whenever it fits their schedule.
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Candy comes to you
When everyone is ready, Candy arrives at your facility with all of the equipment needed for live demonstrations and assessments. Nobody has to travel.
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You get certificates
As your team members demonstrate their proficiency, Candy provides a certificate for use in compliance verification.
About Candy
Candy Lefler has been a nurse for 35 years. Five of those years were spent in a fast-paced emergency room, where she learned exactly how much it matters to give the right care under pressure.
She now offers laid back, comfortable, cost effective courses to help you, your staff, your church or even your family know how to address a medical emergency. Quality medical training, with southern style.
Ready to set up a class?
Whether you have questions about what is involved or you already want a date on the calendar, get in touch and Candy will take it from there.