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Training Programs
American Red Cross training programs offer a wide array of classes including: CPR, First Aid, Pet First Aid, Nurse Assistant Training, Disaster Relief, CPR Challenges, and much more.
Pet First Aid
The American Red Cross pet first aid class gives cat and dog owners the skills necessary to tend to unexpected emergencies. The class allows pet owners to provide care until they can get their pet to a veterinarian. Course Fee: $35
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Nurse Assistant Training
The Nurse Assistant Training program is a very thorough five-week course of study that prepares students to begin a career in the medical field. Course Fee: $995
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CPR and First Aid
For over 85 years, the American Red Cross has trained tens of millions of people in first aid and CPR, translating the consensus of medical science into practical, easy-to-understand information for the American public. Course Fee: Adult CPR/AED & First Aid $60; Adult/Child/Infant CPR/AED w/ First Aid $80; Adult CPR/AED $50; Child & Infant CPR/AED $45; Adult/Child/Infant CPR/AED $70; First Aid $40
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Challenges - CPR and First Aid
A Challenge is a recertification process where the student must pass a written exam as well as a skills test on our manikins WITHOUT VIDEO REVIEW OR COACHING. Course Fee: One Certification $25; Two Certifications $35
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Disaster Relief
For over 100 years the Red Cross has responded to and assisted the victims of disasters big and small. Disaster Relief training is available in over a dozen different disciplines.
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Bloodborne Pathogens Training
This course will teach you how bloodborne pathogens (BBP) are spread, how to avoid exposure by using protective equipment, and how to properly document an exposure incident. THis course is approved by OSHA and can help companies meet their OSHA requirements. Course Fee: $25
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CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
This course certifies you in Adult, Child and Infant CPR/AED skills on a provider level of skill training. This course is generally required for Lifeguards, Nurses, EMS Professionals, etc. Course Fee: $85 ($95 with O2 class)
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Administering Emergency Oxygen
This Course will give you the knowledge to administer emergency oxygen to a person in respiratory distress. You will also learn how to use a Bag Valve Mask (BVM) and a CPR Pocket Mask. You must have a current certification in CPR to take this course. Course Fee: $40
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