Frequently Asked Questions, CPR Training

Whether it's in-person, online only or through blended learning, there are many different ways to take CPR classes. In-person classes are led by knowledgeable instructors who combine lecture with hands-on skills sessions. They're a good choice for those who learn best in traditional classroom settings. Blended learning CPR classes combine online learning with a classroom skills session. Blended learning is a convenient option for those who want to learn valuable, life-saving information on their own schedule—and from the comfort of their own home. However, any online courses without an in-person skills session do not qualify for workplace certification needs.

The length of a CPR class depends on the type of course you choose: online, in-person, or blended learning. In-person and both the online and in-person skills session that comprise blended learning can be completed in a few short hours. Online-only classes are self-paced, so you can complete the course all at once—or on your schedule. No matter which class you choose, you'll find an option designed for the way you live and learn.

When lives are on the line, it is critical that healthcare and professional responder staff have the skills and confidence to act in the moments that matter. Basic Life Support (BLS) is meant for healthcare professionals and first responders. This comprehensive, evidence-based curriculum goes beyond a cardiac focus, making our programs unique and more robust. BLS courses meet competency verification, education, credentialing and privileging requirements. EMS professional or a healthcare provider, CPR classes are the foundation of workplace safety training, giving immediate responders a mastery of lifesaving techniques and the confidence to act when moments matter, be the cardiac emergency be at home, at school or in their community.

Yes, Guardian CPR is an affiliate of American Red Cross and all training meets their guidelines. Upon completion you will receive your 2 year certification that will meet both OSHA and workplace requirements.