CPR & AED CLASSROOM COURSE (IN PERSON)

The CPR & AED classroom course trains students on adult, child, and infant CPR and AED use.

The course also covers foreign-body airway obstruction (conscious and unconscious).

Students will master their CPR skills through a combination of hands-on practice and video-aided instruction with instructor guidance.

This course is intended for individuals who work in a community-based setting and have a duty to respond to a cardiac emergency due to job responsibilities or regulatory requirements.  This includes teachers, childcare workers, fitness trainers, corporate workers, restaurant employees, lifeguards, coaches, parents, babysitters, and anyone who wants to learn how to perform CPR and use an AED.  For those who work in a healthcare-related setting, please see BLS for Healthcare Providers.

For the American Heart Association course that covers only first aid topics, such as use of an epinephrine pen, heart attack, stroke, bleeding, and other similar topics, please refer to the American Heart Association's First Aid course.

For the American Heart Association course that covers both CPR & AED and First Aid, please refer to the American Heart Association's CPR, AED, & First Aid course.

For the American Heart Association course that covers both CPR & AED and First Aid with a focus on children and infants, please refer to the American Heart Association's Pediatrc CPR, AED, & First Aid course.