CPR/AED/First Aid Classes, Bloodborne Pathogens, Oxygen or Epi-Pen
We provide first aid training, ACLS certification, BLS certification, and AED training.  We provide certified instructors by the American Heart Association® (AHA),  American Red Cross®  (ARC), and Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI) Certification to provide classes and certification cards.  The prices listed  below are based on classes of 8 or more students.     If you need to have a certification card then the card fee will be added to your class fee.   Card replacement fees are $30 per card, with no exceptions.

AHA - American Heart Association
ARC - American Red Cross
ECSI - Emergency Care & Safety Institute

--(AHA, ARC, ECSI) First Aid (includes EpiPen) - $25 (certification good for 2 years) - PLUS card fee: $25   (if needed)                                                                                        
--(AHA, ARC, ECSI)  Adult/Child CPR/AED -  $50 (certification good for 2 years) - PLUS card fee: $25  (if needed)
--(AHA, ARC, ECSI) Adult/Child/Infant CPR/AED - $60 (certification good for 2 years) -PLUS card fee: $25  (if needed)
--(AHA, ARC, ECSI)  Adult/Child/ CPR/AED plus First Aid -  $75 (certification good for 2 years) - card fee: $25  (if needed)
--(AHA) BLS for the Healthcare Provider -  $75  (certification good for 2 years) - card fee: $25  (if needed)
--(ARC, ECSI) Oxygen Administration, (ARC) Epi-Pen Training, OR (AHA,ARC) Bloodborne Pathogens  $35  card fee: $25 (if needed)
---------any recertification class (does NOT include new protocol changes, those will be considered a new class) 1/2 the cost of the prices listed above------

--(AHA) ACLS - Instructor-Led Training - $150

An advanced life support course highlighting the importance of high-performance team dynamics and communication, systems of care, recognition and intervention of cardiopulmonary arrest, immediate post-cardiac arrest, acute dysrhythmia, stroke, and acute coronary syndromes (ACS).

--(AHA) ACLS for Experienced Providers (ACLS EP) - $150

Expands on the core ACLS guidelines through cooperative learning to improve outcomes in complex cardiovascular, respiratory and other (e.g., metabolic, toxicologic) emergencies. Through instruction and active participation in case-based scenarios, learners enhance their skills in the differential diagnosis and treatment of prearrest, arrest and postarrest patients.