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About Let’s Do CPR | Founded by a Nurse, Built on Experience

THE INSTRUCTOR

Meet Asumpter Warees – Founder, Nurse, CPR Instructor

At the heart of Let’s Do CPR is a deep commitment to lifesaving education and real-world experience. My name is Asumpter Warees, and I’m a registered nurse with years of experience caring for cardiac patients across multiple states. After working with thousands of patients, training new nurses, and raising a family, I launched Let’s Do CPR to bring expert-led CPR, BLS, AED, and First Aid certification classes to the Fayetteville, NC community.

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A Lifelong Focus on Cardiac Care

My career began after four years at the University of South Carolina College of Nursing, where I earned my nursing degree. I took my first job at a Providence Heart Institute in Columbia, SC, where I cared for patients with serious heart conditions and developed a love for cardiac care.

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Over the years, my husband’s career moved our family to several states, each offering new opportunities to expand my expertise:

  • In Georgia, I worked on the medical-surgical floor at The Medical Center of Central Georgia, primarily treating cardiac patients.
     

  • In Tennessee, I joined Germantown Medical Center, where I continued my focus on heart health.
     

Through these roles, I not only built deep cardiac knowledge, but also found joy in mentoring new nurses. Serving as a preceptor, I realized how much I enjoyed teaching lifesaving skills, especially those related to heart care.

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Bringing Expertise to Fayetteville

Eventually, we relocated to Fayetteville, North Carolina, where I balanced nursing with raising my children. I transitioned into home health nursing, allowing me to continue working in the field while supporting my family full time.

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When the home health agency I worked with moved out of state, I saw it as an opportunity — a way to blend my experience, my love of teaching, and my passion for community care. That’s when Let’s Do CPR was born.

Today, I teach American Heart Association (AHA)-certified classes in:

  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
     

  • CPR & AED
     

  • First Aid
     

  • Skills Evaluations for Online AHA Courses
     

I’m also proudly affiliated with Southern Regional Area Health Education Center (SR-AHEC) here in Fayetteville.

Why I Teach CPR

Every second counts in a cardiac emergency. After years in hospitals, I’ve seen firsthand how fast things can change — and how important it is to act quickly and correctly.

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Teaching CPR and BLS allows me to take my experience out of the hospital and into the community, helping everyday people learn how to save lives. Whether you're a healthcare provider, teacher, parent, coach, or concerned citizen, I want you to feel confident being the first responder in an emergency.

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“Asumpter made the class personal and powerful. You can tell she’s lived this work and cares deeply about teaching it.”
— Google Review

Certifications Backed by the American Heart Association

All of our classes follow the latest AHA guidelines and result in a two-year certification card. Classes are in-person, hands-on, and structured to ensure you walk away knowing how to:

  • Perform high-quality CPR
     

  • Use an AED
     

  • Recognize emergencies like strokes and heart attacks
     

  • Deliver First Aid for injuries and medical issues
     

Whether you're certifying for your job or preparing for your family’s safety, Let’s Do CPR provides real training — not just box-checking.

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My Message to You

You never know whose life you may save — a coworker, a spouse, a child, or even a stranger. These moments happen in workplaces, schools, churches, grocery stores, and homes. I’m here to help you be ready for them.

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If you're looking for a CPR class that’s led with heart, backed by experience, and rooted in community, I’d be honored to work with you.

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