Meet the Team
Osha Davis
Jessica Swalley
Jessica Swalley
As a Firefighter EMT, I am honored to teach CPR and first aid. I have seen first-hand how the value of such training can not only prevent harm but ultimately save a life. I have also worked in the hospital environment for 3 years and seen medical services rendered in a fashion that can benefit anybody willing to learn. This is a necessit
As a Firefighter EMT, I am honored to teach CPR and first aid. I have seen first-hand how the value of such training can not only prevent harm but ultimately save a life. I have also worked in the hospital environment for 3 years and seen medical services rendered in a fashion that can benefit anybody willing to learn. This is a necessity for all walks of life to learn safety and lifesaving techniques.
Certifications: Health and Safety Institute, American Heart Association, American Red Cross
Jessica Swalley
Jessica Swalley
Jessica Swalley
I am the Operations Manager for Life Pro, where I coordinate enrollments and provide customer service to clients. In addition, I am an adjunct instructor for Tulsa Technology Center for Early Childhood Education. for the past 25 years, I have been a childcare director. Teaching and serving others is the essence of my professional and pers
I am the Operations Manager for Life Pro, where I coordinate enrollments and provide customer service to clients. In addition, I am an adjunct instructor for Tulsa Technology Center for Early Childhood Education. for the past 25 years, I have been a childcare director. Teaching and serving others is the essence of my professional and personal life. I am married to an amazing husband and currently raising three teenagers in our dream home in Coweta. You can find us at church, camping, or one of our teenager's events during this season!
Certifications: Health and Safety Institute, American Heart Association, American Red Cross
Josh Whitfield
Josh Whitfield
Josh Whitfield
Being a Firefighter/EMT and an Army Veteran, I have truly learned the importance of practicing life saving skills. I have always been a strong advocate that EVERYONE should know CPR and feel comfortable enough to jump into action when the need arises. Being equipped with this invaluable skill can truly be the difference in life or death
Being a Firefighter/EMT and an Army Veteran, I have truly learned the importance of practicing life saving skills. I have always been a strong advocate that EVERYONE should know CPR and feel comfortable enough to jump into action when the need arises. Being equipped with this invaluable skill can truly be the difference in life or death for anyone around you. In the fire Service we say “Train until you get it right and then train some more”. This is because when an emergency situation happens and stress levels begin to rise, your default action is to fall back on your training. CPR/AED and First Aid training is an incredible skill to maintain so that you will always know how to respond when that chaos begins to rise. This is why I take the time to explain and relate the material to your life and will always spend as much time as you need to make sure that you can feel 100% confident when you leave the class. Every day is another opportunity to save a life!
Certifications: Health and Safety Institute, American Heart Association, American Red Cross
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Kevin McKinney
Josh Whitfield
Josh Whitfield
I noticed a major need for quality CPR and emergency training in the Tulsa area. After taking a few CPR classes in the past, I thought that there must be a better way. So in 2010, I started Life Pro CPR. We believe strongly that students deserve a professional, relaxed experience to learn these important life saving skills. We focus on t
I noticed a major need for quality CPR and emergency training in the Tulsa area. After taking a few CPR classes in the past, I thought that there must be a better way. So in 2010, I started Life Pro CPR. We believe strongly that students deserve a professional, relaxed experience to learn these important life saving skills. We focus on the student/customer experience. These classes can be light hearted and somewhat fun, while at the same time professional, thorough and respectful of peoples time. I take great pride in knowing that our instructors love what they do and we love hearing feedback from our students that they feel confident in their new life saving skills! I have over 14 years of experience as an instructor and in the emergency field as a former Firefighter, EMT and member of the C.E.R.T.
Certifications: Health and Safety Institute, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Emergency Care and Safety Institute
CPR Training in Tulsa
Professional Training
Life Pro Safety Services provides CPR and First Aid training in the NE Oklahoma and NW Arkansas areas. We are certified to teach American Heart Association, EMS Safety Services and American Safety and Health Institute training courses. Be sure and check out our class calendar for a list of upcoming CPR and First Aid training classes in the Tulsa metro area.
Our onsite training option is great if you have a group that needs trained. We provide all equipment and supplies at no additional charge. If you don’t have a facility for a class but have a group or family that needs trained, we can also schedule a custom class for a group of 5 or more at our classroom/office in Broken Arrow.
What is Cardiac Arrest?
Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone anywhere. Thanks to the quick actions to people like you, many people are saved every year by citizens that can provide high quality CPR and First Aid care until professional rescuers arrive at the scene. When the heart stops beating, blood no longer reaches the brain and other vital organs. When the brain is no longer getting oxygen, it begins to die. After about 4 to 6 minutes, there is permanent, irreversible brain damage. This is where bystander CPR can help. When early CPR is combined with use of an AED, the victims chance of survival could double or even triple. The victim’s chance of survival decreases 7 to 10 percent with each minute that passes without a chock from an AED.