A full range of First Aid and CPR/AED programs designed to meet regulatory standards designed for organizations and individuals alike.
What is CPR?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation is the procedure to maintain and support circulation and breathing for a person who has stopped breathing and who's heart may have stopped
What is an AED?
An Automatic External Defibulator is a portable device that administers a shock through a person's chest to their heart in the effort to stop an irregular heartbeat and allow a normal rhythm to resume.
What is First Aid?
First Aid is the simple care given as soon as possible to a person suffering from injury or sudden illness with the intent to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, and promote recovery.
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American Health and Safety Institute Course
Fully trained, qualified instructors.
High-quality student resources provided.
Evidence-based curriculum.
Meets OSHA Requirments for workplace first aid providers.
Conforms to ILCOR and AHA guidelines & recommendations.
Ways to Learn
Classroom
Learn high-quality, effective emergency care training from our authorized instructors at our facility or arrange for a course at your own site. Our first aid, CPR, and AED certification classes help schools, businesses and other organizations meet their compliance goals and build the confidence to respond.
Blended Learning
Make the most of a flexible, hybrid approach that combines online cognitive learning and in-person, hands-on skills practice for your certification, delivered by an authorized instructor.
Introducing Remote Skills Verification (RSV)
RSV is a new option that gives you the freedom of blended training with live, online remote skills verification. With RSV, students benefit from real-time feedback and guidance from instructors to correctly demonstrate the required skills and complete certification.
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American Health and Safety Institute First Aid programs conform to the 2015 AHA Guidelines Update for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care, the 2015 AHA and ARC Guidelines Update for First Aid, and other evidence-based national guidelines and standards.