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ICCPRA Maryland State Branch Office and AllCPR Maryland State Managing Center Inaugural Ceremony Successfully Held

The ICCPRA Maryland State Branch Office and AllCPR Maryland State Managing Center recently held their inaugural ceremony at the University of San Jose conference room. The event marked the official launch of both organizations in Maryland State.

(Figure 1: Group Photo of Meeting Participants)

The ceremony began with an opening speech by Dr. Claude Wang, the founding president of the University of San Jose. He briefly reviewed the development of ICCPRA and AllCPR and shared his hopes for the future of the Maryland branch. Following him, Matilda Zhang, head of the Maryland State branch, expressed her gratitude for this opportunity and her confidence in what lies ahead.

(Figure 2: Dr. Claude speaks)

 USJ Vice President Bin Li also spoke, expressing optimism about the branch’s potential. The event concluded with a group photo of all attendees, who were excited about the future of ICCPRA and AllCPR in Maryland State.

(Figure 3: Mr. Bin Li speaks)

ICCPRA’s motto is: “One Minute First Aid, One Lifetime Happiness,” and AllCPR promotes: “All of us should learn CPR.”


For those interested in obtaining American Red Cross CPR certification, American Heart Association BLS certification, or learning more, please visit our website at allcpr.org, call 408-443-3055, or email support@allcpr.org.

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