🚨 Anthony Kidd’s American Heart Association Loophole: Is Hale CPR His Next Front? 🚨
Anthony Kidd should be completely shut out of the CPR training industry.
🚨 BANNED TWICE by the American Red Cross (Nov. 2023 & Nov. 2024).
🚨 STRIPPED of his Training Center & Instructor Trainer status by HSI (Sept. 2024).
🚨 EXPOSED for running fraudulent CPR training businesses.
And yet—he’s STILL an American Heart Association (AHA) instructor.
💥 How? Because Hale CPR, an AHA Training Site, issued him an instructor certification WITHOUT him ever holding a valid base-level provider certification! 💥
🚨 This is a direct violation of the AHA Program Administration Manual (PAM), which explicitly states that an instructor candidate MUST have a current, active provider certification in the discipline they want to teach. 🚨
🚨 Kidd never held an active, inactive, or unclaimed base-level certification—so how did Hale CPR approve him? 🚨
This isn’t just a loophole—this is a complete breakdown of the AHA’s instructor approval process.
📌 The Smoking Gun: No Base-Level Certification, No Eligibility
How did Hale CPR approve Anthony Kidd as an AHA instructor when he didn’t even meet the most basic requirement?
💡 To become an AHA instructor, the PAM clearly states that a candidate MUST hold a CURRENT base-level provider certification in the same discipline they wish to teach.
✅ Active base-level certification → REQUIRED
❌ Inactive base-level certification → NOT ACCEPTABLE
❌ Previously held but expired base-level certification → NOT ACCEPTABLE
❌ Unclaimed base-level certification in the AHA system → NOT ACCEPTABLE
🚨 Kidd had NONE of these. 🚨
🔴 No active base-level AHA certification.
🔴 No expired base-level certification.
🔴 No unclaimed base-level certification.
💥 Yet, Hale CPR STILL issued him an instructor certification.
🚨 This is an undeniable violation of AHA policies. 🚨
🔥 Hale CPR: A Training Site Enabling Fraud?
Hale CPR isn’t just any AHA Training Site—it operates under Allied 100, a division of Cardio Partners, which is owned by Sarnova, Inc.
🚨 How many times is Kidd going to slip through the cracks before national organizations take action? 🚨
If Hale CPR allowed a banned, unqualified fraudster to obtain an AHA instructor card, how many other unqualified people have they approved?
🔎 See the proof: Anthony Kidd’s fraudulent AHA instructor certification from Hale CPR.
🚩 What This Means for AHA Certifications Issued by Kidd
If Kidd never had a base-level certification, his instructor status is completely illegitimate.
💥 That means EVERY certification he’s issued under AHA is INVALID.
🚨 How many students thought they were receiving proper AHA training but instead got certified by a fraud?
🚨 How many healthcare professionals are walking around with certifications that shouldn’t exist?
🚨 Every single certification Kidd has issued under AHA needs to be reviewed immediately.
This isn’t just a scandal—it’s a potential liability for AHA, Cardio Partners, Allied 100, and Sarnova.
🚨 The Industry Must Act NOW 🚨
📢 We are calling for:
✅ Immediate revocation of Anthony Kidd’s AHA instructor certification.
✅ A full audit of ALL certifications issued under his name.
✅ A public response from AHA, Hale CPR, Cardio Partners, Allied 100, and Sarnova explaining how this happened.
✅ An immediate suspension of Hale CPR’s ability to approve new instructors until their vetting process is reviewed.
🚨 The CPR industry cannot afford to let a known fraudster continue issuing invalid certifications. 🚨
🔎 Read the full investigation and see the evidence for yourself.
💡 We will keep exposing the truth until every loophole is closed. Stay tuned.
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Author: Tasha Williams, CPR Watcher
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