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CPR & First Aid Classes
American Heart Association Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - CPR classes
CPR for lay persons who do not require an AHA certification card.
CPR for Family & Friends - A program for the general public.
Designed for parents, grandparents, babysitters, etc.
No pass/fail skills or written testing is required.
Includes one rescuer CPR and conscious obstructed airway skills.
CPR for lay persons who require a two-year AHA certification card.
Heartsaver CPR - A program for lay persons and First Aid Teams.
Designed for Police, Firefighters, Security Guards, First Responders, Lifeguards, etc.
Includes one rescuer CPR, conscious obstructed airway and mouth to mask skills.
Pass/fail skills testing is required.
Heartsaver AED - A program designed for lay persons and First Aid Teams.
Designed for Police, Firefighters, Security Guards, First Responders, Lifeguards, etc.
Includes one rescuer CPR, conscious obstructed airway and mouth to mask skills.
Also includes the use of an AED - Automated External Defibrillator.
Pass/fail skills testing is required.
CPR for Healthcare Professionals who require a two year AHA certification card.
Healthcare Provider CPR - A comprehensive program for those who practice in a medical setting.
Designed for Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics, EMTs and other medical professionals.
This course is a pre-requisite for CPR Instructor training.
Includes 1 & 2 rescuer CPR, obstructed airway skills, and use of an AED.
Also includes mouth to mask and bag valve mask ventilation skills.
Pass/fail testing on physical skills, and a written examination with a minimum score of 85% is required.
Renewal CPR - An abbreviated program for those who have a current - not expired card. All types of cards will be renewed in these classes.
Basic First Aid Classes
A.H.A. Heartsaver First Aid training for lay and medical persons, includes a two year certification card.
Heartsaver First Aid - A Basic First Aid program for all persons. This program includes treatment for bleeding, burns, fractures, bandaging and splinting techniques, and information on heart attack, stroke, diabetes and seizures.
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