Heart Association Donates Infant CPR Kits To Christus Good Shepherd

From left, Bonnie Bearden, clinical director of the NICU and Women’s Care Center at Christus Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview; Krista Sharpe, corporate development director for the American Heart Association; Amanda Payne, clinical director, labor and delivery, OBED and lactation at Good Shepherd; and Metosha Brantley, administrative director for women’s and children’s services at Good Shepherd show infant CPR Anytime kits donated by the American Heart Association.

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The American Heart Association has donated 240 infant CPR Anytime kits to Christus Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview.

Infant CPR Anytime is for new parents, grandparents, babysitters, nannies and anyone else who wants to learn infant CPR and basic first aid but does not need a course completion card to meet a job requirement, according to the American Heart Association.

Heart Association Donates Infant CPR Kits To Christus Good Shepherd

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