Course Format & Requirements
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There is no written exam required.
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No prior study is necessary — the class is structured so that all participants can succeed.
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The class is consistent for both first-time learners and those renewing their certification.
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Hands-on training and skills demonstration are integral—this cannot be a fully remote or passive course.
Certification & Validity
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Upon successful completion, participants receive an eCard via email, typically within one business day.
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The certifition is valid for two years and 14is widely accepted by employers and regulatory bodies.
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If you lose your card, you can retrieve it via the eCard portal or contact CPRNY for assistance.
CPR/AED Certification FAQs
What is CPR/AED certification?
CPR/AED certification teaches you how to recognize and respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies. You’ll learn Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for adults, children, and infants, along with how to properly use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) until professional help arrives.
Who should take this class?
This course is perfect for non-healthcare professionals who want or need to be certified in CPR and AED use. It’s ideal for:
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Teachers and coaches
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Fitness instructors
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Corporate employees
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Childcare providers
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Construction and warehouse staff
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General workplace responders
If your employer, OSHA, or state regulations require CPR certification, this class fulfills those requirements.
Is this class suitable for beginners?
Yes! No prior medical experience is necessary. CPRNY’s CPR/AED course is designed for anyone who wants to gain the confidence to respond in an emergency.
How long does the CPR/AED certification class take?
The class typically lasts 2–3 hours, depending on group size, questions, and practice time. All sessions include hands-on skill demonstrations with an instructor.
Is there a test at the end of the course?
No written test is required. Certification is based on active participation and successful completion of hands-on CPR and AED skill demonstrations.
How long is the certification valid?
Your American Heart Association (AHA) CPR/AED certification is valid for two years from the date of completion.
Can I take this course online?
Fully online CPR/AED courses are not accepted by most employers or OSHA. However, CPRNY offers blended-learning options — you complete part of the class online, then attend a short, in-person skills session to earn your certification.
How do I receive my certification card?
Once you successfully complete your class, CPRNY will email your AHA eCard within one business day. You can save or print it for your records.
What if I lose my CPR/AED card?
No problem! You can log into the AHA eCard portal (ecards.heart.org) to retrieve or reprint your certification anytime. CPRNY can also assist you if you need help locating your record.
What topics are covered in the CPR/AED course?
You’ll learn how to:
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Perform CPR on adults, children, and infants
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Use an AED safely and effectively
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Recognize the signs of cardiac arrest
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Respond to choking emergencies
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Provide care until emergency services arrive
Does this class meet workplace safety requirements?
Yes. The CPR/AED course follows American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines and meets or exceeds OSHA workplace safety standards for CPR certification.
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Our Instructors
American Red Cross CPR/AED Course
Empower your team and boost workplace safety with CPR/AED Certification by CPRNY — an OSHA-compliant, hands-on training class designed for non-healthcare participants who are required to hold CPR certification, or who simply want to be ready in an emergency.
Who This Class Is For
This course is ideal for individuals in:
Office and corporate environments
Industrial, retail or hospitality settings
Schools, community centers, or daycare facilities
Any workplace with mandated safety or emergency preparedness requirements
Even if you're not in healthcare, this class gives you the confidence and skillset to respond to critical cardiac emergencies.
What You’ll Learn
During the class, you'll gain:
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Practical, hands-on experience in performing high-quality CPR (for adults, children, and infants)
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Proper use of an automated external defibrillator (AED)
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Recognition of cardiac arrest and appropriate response steps
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Choking relief techniques
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Scenario-based drills to simulate real emergencies
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You’ll see video demonstrations, receive expert instruction, and put your skills into action using real equipment.