Bee The Beat CPR – BLS, CPR, and First Aid
Bee the Beat CPR is a trusted healthcare safety training provider for the American Heart Association (AHA) BLS, CPR/AED, and First Aid courses including Bloodborne Pathogens. We also provide professional training in over 15 different counties in West Central Georgia and East Central Alabama. However, ALL of our classes are done in person, and at this time we do not offer any elearning classes. We also provide training courses for the American Red Cross (ARC).
Whether you are a paramedic, medical professional, dental office, fitness center, or warehouse, or you simply desire CPR training for your family, we can uniquely meet your training and AED needs. At the end of each session, our team assures complete knowledge of how to save a life. Certificates are issued within 24 hours of class.
In addition, if you have any questions Contact Us, send us an e-mail, or give us a call at 706-977-0394 706-672-1577 706-672-7086.
Meet The Instructors
David Boyd
I have been a CPR Instructor with the American Heart Association since 1990. After high school, I chose my career to become a firefighter and medic. I retired from that in 2020. My passion as an American Heart Association Instructor comes from a lifelong obsession with taking care of people. However, I find working with people and teaching “Life is Why” is a blessing.
Crystal Boyd
I have been an American Heart Association CPR Instructor since 1990. I also teach BLS, Heartsaver, Adult, Child, and Infant CPR, First Aid, AED, and Bloodborne Pathogens. For most of my career life, I chose to be in public safety. My passion as an American Heart Association Instructor comes from helping people and families. I also find working with people and teaching “Life is Why” is a blessing.
Mitzi King
Born and raised in LaGrange, Ga. I grew up around public safety and became passionate about safety and helping others. I became a CPR Instructor with American Heart Association in 2010 after watching my parents for several years prior and became very passionate because “Life is Why”. In 2007 I became C-coordinator for Meriwether County CERT Team. In 2008 I joined the Red Cross with their Disaster Assessment Team and also had the privilege of opening and running the tornado shelter in Manchester, Ga in April of 2011. I volunteered for the fire department in 2013 as a Firefighter Support. I am very passionate about the safety of others.
