Proud dad moment. For career day at preschool my oldest son said he wanted to be a CPR trainer like me. So I dressed him in one of my manikin vests with CPR Pins, an old AED trainer, and a pocket mask. I was so proud, I took a picture and posted it to social media. The Red Cross social media team saw the picture, and with my permission, re posted the image to Facebook and Linked in. The Facbook post is below and you can view the Linked in post here. Don't forget to like and comment on the posts!
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About The Author
Bobby Dobroski, Owner & CPR Instructor Trainer of DobroSKILLS LLC
Bobby is an American Red Cross Instructor Trainer with a wealth of experience, having been an instructor since 2016. He has taught a diverse range of students, including early education professionals and members of the public, throughout the Chicagoland area. Bobby holds a master’s degree in Early Childhood Administration and a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from National-Louis University. With over 20 years of experience in the administration and supervision of early childhood schools and camps, his expertise has been integral to the local community.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Bobby is a dedicated father of two active boys and has a deep passion for running. He has completed an Ironman Triathlon and over twenty marathons in eleven states across the U.S.
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