Training Courses

We offer three main courses to meet the needs of various groups and individuals. All of our American Heart Association courses are taught by a certified instructor, formerly a school teacher turned registered nurse, with first-hand knowledge of applying these life-saving techniques and providing a training environment catering to all types of learners.

BLS

Designed for healthcare professionals (nurses, EMTs, physicians, first responders, and others in healthcare,) focusing on high-quality CPR and team dynamics in a clinical setting. It is available in flexible formats of classroom or blended/online with hands-on skills assessment, leading to a valid 2-year AHA completion card.

  • Doctors

  • Registered Nurses

  • LPNs

  • Medical Assistants

  • CNAs,

  • Firefighters

  • Paramedics

  • Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT’s)

  • Police

  • Dental Assistants

  • Dentists

Heartsaver

Tailored for lay-responders without a medical background such as teachers, coaches, and office workers who need a completion card for job or regulatory requirements. This is a comprehensive course covering both life-saving rescue breathing/compressions and first aid for emergencies like choking, bleeding, or allergic reactions. It is available in flexible formats; classroom, blended/online with hands-on practice, leading to a valid 2-year AHA completion card. 

  • Child Care Provider

  • Coaches

  • Child Foster Homes

  • Construction Workers

  • Electricians

  • Teachers

  • Lifeguards

  • Security Guards

  • Safety Managers

  • Lab Technicians

  • Manufacturing Teams

  • Restaurant Personnel

  • Office Staff

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Friends & Family

Emergencies don’t just happen at the hospital. Being prepared at home, work, or when you are out and about brings peace of mind that you know how to help a loved one or even a stranger. Participants learn to perform CPR and assist with choking for victims of all ages, including infants, children, and adults. This course is in person.

  • Moms & Dads

  • Grandparents

  • Babysitter

  • Aunts & Uncles

  • Neighbors

  • Church Groups

  • College Students

  • Fraternities & Sororities

  • Friend groups

  • Anyone who wants to know how to help in an emergency