Collinsville High Senior Saves Life with Newly Learned CPR Skills at Owasso Medical Center

Recently, at Bailey Medical Center in Owasso, Desiree Sellers, a Collinsville High School senior, effectively used her CPR training in a critical situation. Sellers, who had started her CPR training at Tulsa Tech’s Owasso Campus only three days earlier, was faced with an emergency when she saw an older woman struggling to help her friend who needed urgent medical care. Sellers assisted the woman and performed CPR until emergency medical technicians arrived.

The incident occurred last month and underscores the importance of practical training in medical emergencies. Despite her limited training, Sellers was able to administer CPR effectively, which was crucial in the situation. This event highlights the value of training programs that prepare individuals for real-life crises.

Sellers credits her composure and readiness to her instructor, Niki White, and the supportive training environment at Tulsa Tech. She speaks highly of the program’s hands-on approach and the comprehensive preparation it provides, which prepares students for various emergency situations.

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