Excellent
Excellent CPR class. Trainer was very well informed and up on the latest guidelines.
6 March 2015
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best in the Northwest
Honestly the most trustworthy and caring cpr instructor eveR. I recommend him to all my friends and family and that says a lot about the kind of trust and relationship Norman patton gives.
5 March 2015
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BLS class
The class was good, however it would have been nice if it had started and ended on time. It started late due to people arriving late and issues getting checked in. Then the instructor told several stories that were interesting, however took up a lot of time. The class was to be done at 1130 according to online, and I didn't leave the building until 12pm which made me late picking my child up from the babysitter.
5 March 2015
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