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CPR certification is available in two different forms. One form of certification is designed specifically for health professionals and those who work for healthcare companies. This certification typically includes more in-depth training and is required as part of certain job requirements or professional development programs.
The other form of CPR certification is designed for the general public and those who are not employed by a healthcare company, such as those working for any other non-healthcare related fields. This certification provides basic training in CPR techniques and is intended to empower individuals with the skills and knowledge to respond in an emergency situation.
Both forms of certification are important and serve different purposes. The healthcare-specific certification ensures that those working in the medical field have the knowledge and skills necessary to respond to a cardiac emergency in a clinical setting. The general public certification, on the other hand, empowers individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to respond to a cardiac emergency in a non-clinical setting, such as in their home or in public spaces.
Regardless of the type of CPR certification obtained, the ultimate goal is to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to respond in an emergency situation and potentially save a life.
New Certification
BLS/CPR
$65
Healthcare Professionals
(CNAs, HHAs, Med Techs, Dental Hygienist, Medical Assistants, etc)
Renewal Certification
BLS/CPR
$55
Healthcare Professionals
(CNAs, HHAs, Med Techs, Dental Hygienist, Medical Assistants, etc)
New Certification
HeartSaver
$85
General Public
(Church staff, Teachers, Office Assistants, Fast Food, Retail Stores, etc)
*All courses require students to have a book with them. You may purchase a physical copy or an electronic copy by selecting the option to include them in your class reservation. Students may also bring your own book if you have one from a previous class, just make sure the edition is 2020 or later.*
Basic Life Support (BLS)
This area of focus would cover the basic techniques and procedures for performing CPR on adults, children, and infants. It would include instruction on how to perform chest compressions, rescue breathing, and the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs).
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
This area of focus would cover more advanced techniques and procedures for managing cardiac emergencies, such as managing airway and ventilation, use of advanced medications, and other interventions to support circulation and cardiac function.
Pediatric Basic Life Support (PALS)
This area of focus would cover the specific techniques and procedures for performing CPR on infants and children. It would include instruction on how to adjust compressions and ventilation based on a child’s size and age, as well as other interventions to support the circulation and breathing of a pediatric patient.
First Aid
This area of focus would cover a range of basic emergency medical procedures, such as managing bleeding, fractures, sprains, and other common injuries, as well as providing care for conscious and unconscious choking victims. It would also provides an overview of common medical conditions such as stroke, seizures and more. This module also includes information on wound care and providing care for burns, and also providing care for illnesses like shock, heat stroke, hypothermia, frostbite, etc.
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