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AHA Heartsaver® First Aid CPR AED Course
Designed for workplace responders, this course provides the essential skills needed to respond confidently to medical emergencies until professional help arrives. Participants learn how to recognize and provide first aid for common illnesses and injuries, as well as perform high-quality adult CPR and use an AED effectively.
Training is instructor-led, combining hands-on practice with real-life scenarios to build both competence and confidence. A skills evaluation is included to ensure proficiency.
Upon successful completion, participants receive an American Heart Association Heartsaver® First Aid CPR AED eCard, valid for two years.
Ideal Participants
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This course is suitable for individuals in various sectors, including:
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Corporate environments
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Educational institutions
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Childcare and daycare centers
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Fitness and recreational facilities
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Community organizations
First Aid + CPR/AED Certification FAQs
Is this course suitable for me?
Yes, this dual-certification class is ideal for non-healthcare individuals required to obtain CPR and/or First Aid certification by OSHA, state regulations, or their employer. It's also beneficial for those aiming to enhance workplace safety within their organization.
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn to assess medical emergencies and perform essential life-saving techniques, including:
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Administering CPR
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Using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
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Relieving choking
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Recognizing and responding to strokes and heart attacks
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Managing bleeding, broken bones, and other injuries
Are CPR and First Aid the same?
While both are critical components of emergency care, CPR focuses specifically on cardiac arrest situations, whereas First Aid encompasses a broader range of medical emergencies.
Can I obtain First Aid certification only?
Yes, First Aid classes can be taken separately
Is online-only CPR and First Aid training acceptable?
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an eCard via email. While instructors have up to 20 days to issue the certification, CPR NY guarantees delivery within one business day.
How will I receive my certification?
Fully online courses are generally not accepted for OSHA and state compliance, as they lack the required hands-on training. However, blended-learning classes, which combine online modules with in-person skills practice, are accepted.
Do hospitals or fire departments offer free CPR training?
Some institutions may offer free classes, but there is often a fee for certification cards ($20–$40). Additionally, availability may be limited due to budget constraints or low demand.
Do you offer renewal CPR classes?
Yes, CPR NY offers CPR classes for all skill levels. Courses are tailored appropriately, whether it's your first time or a renewal.
How can I replace a lost CPR or First Aid card?
If you received an eCard via email, you can log into your AHA portal to retrieve it. For assistance with lost certification cards, refer to this article on what to do if you lost your CPR certification card.
How long is my CPR certification valid?
CPR certifications are valid for two years from the date of issue.
How often should I renew my CPR and/or First Aid certification?
It's recommended to renew your certification every two years. However, some employers may require more frequent updates, so it's advisable to check with your employer for specific requirements.
Is there a test for First Aid certification?
No, students are no longer required to take a test to obtain a First Aid certification card. This change occurred with the 2010 CPR guidelines.
AHA Heartsaver® First Aid + CPR/AED Course
This comprehensive dual-certification course is designed to equip individuals with essential life-saving skills, meeting OSHA compliance and enhancing workplace safety. Ideal for non-healthcare professionals, this training ensures readiness to respond effectively in emergencies.
Key Learning Outcomes
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CPR Techniques: Learn to perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation on adults, children, and infants.
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AED Usage: Understand the proper use of Automated External Defibrillators.
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Choking Relief: Master techniques to assist choking victims.
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Emergency Response: Recognize and react appropriately to medical emergencies such as strokes, heart attacks, and trauma.
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First Aid Skills: Administer first aid for injuries, bleeding, and other common medical situations.
Certification Details
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Issuance: Certifications are provided promptly, ensuring quick validation of your skills.
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Recognition: Accepted by employers and organizations nationwide.
Validity: Certifications are valid for two years from the date of issue.
Duration: Approximately 4 to 5 hours.
Delivery: Blended learning approach combining online modules with in-person skills practice.
Materials: Access to comprehensive training materials and resources.