What does it take to score a 96 in BLS and PALS, and a 94 in ACLS? For Daisy Rice, it's 16 years of relentless dedication — as an AHA instructor, Training Site Coordinator, and Training Center Administrator. These aren't just numbers on a report; they come straight from student surveys, meaning they reflect how real people feel about her teaching. And with the national benchmark sitting at 85, Daisy's scores are a standout achievement.

But here's what really sets her apart: Daisy doesn't just teach to the test. She takes the AHA guidelines and translates them into plain English — breaking down complex algorithms into concepts that stick. Her students don't just memorize steps; they leave with a deep understanding of the why behind every skill. That same gift for clarity is what inspired her upcoming book, EKGs Translated(launching August 2026), which promises to demystify EKG interpretation once and for all.

Sixteen years of experience. Consistently high scores across every discipline. And a book on the very skill she's famous for simplifying. When you learn from Daisy, you're not just checking a box — you're gaining knowledge that will stay with you when it counts.