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$35Nationwide Health Training offers online courses in PALS, ACLS, CPR, and BLS for healthcare providers in New Mexico needing certifications or renewals. Our medical training program was designed by aha trained health physicians with years of practice and expertise. As opposed to traditional in-classroom trainings, our courses allow you to work on your own time, at your own pace, wherever you want.It seems counter intuitive to have to sacrifice regular working hours from your current position just to get trained or recertified in order to hold that position. That’s why our online program makes the perfect option for the busy modern day professional.
Our advanced medical training courses for PALS, ACLS, and BLS certification are offered conveniently online. To make it easy for health professionals to maintain their certifications we also offer PALS, BLS, and ACLS recertification and renewal courses. All of our medical courses come with 24/7 online access to your account and study materials such as the ACLS study guide or pals pretest.
We know how hard it is to find balance between work and maintaining your medical training credentials.We also know how stressful it is trying to find a local program that actually complies with aha and American Red Cross standards. That’s why we work tirelessly to provide the best aha online training in PALS, ACLS, and BLS for healthcare providers in New Mexico.
It’s imperative to have your CPR/AED and First Aid certification should you face an emergency event in the future. Our goal is to provide you with CPR knowledge and basic life support training that could potentially help you save a life one day. You’ll learn everything you need to know about First Aid and CPR practices online or in the comfort of your own home.
That’s the beauty of it. Having the freedom to learn the material on your own schedule is what makes our online training program so unique. Not to mention, all of our aha instructed courses come with access to study materials such as the CPR pre-test and answers to better prepare and equip you for the real test.
We have designed our online classes to follow the guidelines set up by 2018 AHA manual. Those who enroll themselves in our online training program of New Mexico can be trained in as little as one hour.When you pass the CPR/AED and First Aid training or the PALS, ACLS and BLS certification course an email will be sent to you with instant certification card.
New Mexico is situated in the southwest and western region of USA. It is also known as one of the Mountain States. The landscape of New Mexico ranges from wide, rose-colored deserts to broken mesas to snow-capped peaks. US government guards major part of New Mexico as national forests.
New Mexico generally has an arid to semi-arid climate. However, there are places with continental and alpine climates. New Mexico got the statehood in the year 1912 on January 6. The main drivers of state economy are Oil and gas production, tourism and federal government spending.
New Mexico offers a lot of tax credits and tax exemptions. It also has financial incentives on film production. Personal-use or personal property is not subject to property taxation. According to US State Census Bureau’s estimate, the population of New Mexico in 2013 was 2,085,287, which is a 1.3%-increase from 2010 census. The state has the highest percentage of Hispanic origin residents.
As of 2016, New Mexico is considered the 38thhealthiest state in the U.S. Their biggest health challenge is substance abuse as they are ranked number 2 for drug-related deaths. The state averages 24.7 drug deaths per 100,000 which is higher than the national average of 14 per 100,000. Obesity is another health concern for New Mexico. The average of obese adults is 28.8 percent, just short of the national average of 29.8 percent. While several residents of New Mexico lack health coverage due to the high costs,online CPR or (BLS)Basic life support training is an affordable option and highly recommended.
February 5th, 2016–Jonathon Madrid, a student of Belen High School, passed awaylast yeardue to a head injury that was left untreated. Unfortunately, his family wasn’t able to get him the care that he needed because they were completely unaware of the life threatening signs that he was showing. Shortly after Jonathon’s passing, his father proposed the idea of incorporating CPRand medical training into the curriculum of every high school in New Mexico to better prepare the students for future emergency events. You can read the full story here.
Albuquerque has a population of 559,277making it the largest city in New Mexico. It’s located in the north central part of New Mexico bordering Rio Grande. The town was named after the 10thDuke of Albuquerque, Francisco Fernandez de la Cueva. “Albuquerque” comes from ‘albus quercus’ meaning “white oak” which could also be closely related to the fact that the region was known for their abundance of cork oak trees.
Along the eastern side of Albuquerque runs the Sandia Mountains which is Albuquerque’s biggest tourist attraction. Other tourist attractions include: The University of New Mexico, the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History, Albuquerque Biological Park, Kirkland Air Force Base, and Petroglyph National Monument. The City hosts the world’s largest hot air-balloon festival called ‘The International Balloon Fiesta’that takes place every October.
Las Cruces,also known as “The City of Crosses”, has a population of 101,643 making it New Mexico’s second largest city. The city is located 225 miles south of Albuquerque, 48 miles northwest of El Paso, Texas and 46 miles north of Santa Teresa. The city is known for their beautiful mountainous landscapes of the Organ mountains, the Dona Ana Mountains, Robledo Mountains, and Picacho Peak.
The White Sands Missile Range and White Sands Test facility opened the door for many governmental jobs in the 1900s, and as a result, has attributed to the city’s large population. New Mexico State University also contributes to the overall growth consistently attracting a younger demographic. Other popular attractions include: The Virgin Galactic, the first company to offer commercial suborbital spaceflights and the Spaceport America, the world’s first purpose-built commercial spaceport.
Rio Rancho is the third largest and fastest growing city in New Mexico with a current population of 93, 820. The city was originally apart of the Alameda Grant before branching off and creating their own city establishment. Rio Rancho is now known as the “The City of Visions” for it’s plethora of new developments. It’s also known as Sandoval County’s biggest economic hub.
Rio Rancho broke off from the Albuquerque “neighborhood”in the 1990s to establish their own school and library systems and have plans to attract and develop more businesses within the area. The city has developed the downtown area to attract more visitors. Those new attractions include: a city hall building, a new University, a community college, a 4-screen movie theatre, a medical center, and their very own sports arena called ‘The Santa Ana Star Center’. Rio Rancho also hosted the National Speleological Society’s annual convention this past year in 2017.
Santa Fe is New Mexico’s state capital and the fourth largest city with a population of 69, 204. Founded by Spanish colonist in 1610, Santa Fe is not only the oldest city in the state but the oldest state capital city in the U.S.The name “Santa Fe”is the Spanish translation for “Holy Faith”. Santa Fe is a popular city for visual arts, literature, media, music, dance, and opera. In fact, several professional authors reside in the city.
Some of it’s biggest tourist attractions include: the New Mexico State Capital, the St. Francis Auditorium, the Lensic Theatre, the Santa Fe Desert Chorale, the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Company, and the New Mexico History Museum. Majorannual events include: the Santa Fe Opera Productions, The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Rodeo de Santa Fe, and the Fiestas de Santa Fe. Santa Fe was voted as one of the 10 best retirement places to live in the U.S. by CBS Money Watch and U.S. News in 2012.
Roswell is the fifth largest city in New Mexico with a population of 48,411. The city contains several dairy farms and ranches, manufacturing and distribution centers, and is big in the petroleum production. However, Roswell it most popular for it’s alien-themed tourist attractions, stores, restaurants, and museums because of the UFO incident that occurred just 75 miles outside the city in the 1940s. Santa Fe is also home to one of the world’s largest mozzarella factories called ‘Leprino Foods’.
Some of the major tourist attractions (besides the Flying Saucer shaped McDonalds) include: The New Mexico Military Institute, International Law Enforcement Academy, Bitter Lake National Wide Life Refuge, Bottomless Lakes State Park, and the Joe Baumann Ballpark where the Roswell baseball team “sports” alien-green baseball uniforms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Las_Cruces,_New_Mexico
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Rancho,_New_Mexico
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