Cookeville, McMinnville, and Crossville Tennessee CPR Training Calendar

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If you are sick at all you MUST not attend.  Your payment will be held to transfer to a later class.

Why Pay More!  Workbooks included.  Get your required certification fast!

BLS CPR + AED Certification Classes from $50and up

Prices slightly higher for some dates.  Click on location to view details.

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CPR In-Person Training Locations in Cookeville TN

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BLS Provider / Heartsaver CPR & AED
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Our classes are fun and complete, provide a two-year American Heart certification, and make use of only the most current training materials. CPR classes run four hours, six hours if First Aid training is given. We offer CPR AED and First Aid certification classes throughout the state.

Danielle S, EMT

[Instructor] was very informative and made the class very fun. I would take her class again when getting re-certified. Didn’t get bored and had loads of fun.

Brian W, Nurse Helper

Instructor made class fun and interesting. Had a blast and learned more than I had from previous classes.

Mark D, Foreman

Very well put together with easy, clear instruction. I have taken this course through different companies many times; In-Pulse CPR was way better by far. I will definitely be recommending this class to others. I will see you again in two years!

Adeeb M, M.D.

Instructor is very thorough. The is my 2nd time with In-Pulse CPR. I always enjoy taking this BLS course.

Jessica S, RN

I enjoyed your energetic personality. I would definitely take course again. Great instructor. Great energy.

Sallie B, Student

[Instructor] was extremely informative. She made the course so relatable to real world situations. I feel both competent and comfortable with the skills I learned today.

Join our classes with confidence!

Our regular customers include Allina Health, Best Buy, HealthEast, Technical Colleges, Public School Districts, EMS providers, State and Local Government, and many others. We train upwards of 1500 students every month. Our CPR classes are engaging and comprehensive, offering a two-year American Heart certification and utilizing the most current training materials. CPR classes run four hours, six hours if First Aid training is given. We offer CPR, AED, and First Aid certification classes throughout all of Central and Southern Minnesota.

Sign up for an in-person CPR class today!

Online certification often requires you to test out with an instructor at a later date, it typically needs repeating every year, often not accepted by employers or institutions, and it cannot give you the type of individualized instruction we deliver.

Discover the In-Pulse difference in Tennessee.

In-Pulse CPR - We are growing.  With classes held in multiple areas.  Cookeville is one of our newest locations.  Rest assure, your instructor is our Training Center Coordinator, our companies finest instructor.  You will not find a better taught class anywhere in the state.

Whether you are a healthcare professional, a teacher, a childcare provider, a businessman or woman, a laborer, a student, a parent, or just a neighbor, it is important that you are prepared for a cardiac emergency. Being prepared can make the difference between life and death.

At In-Pulse CPR, we feel that you CAN learn a lot from a “dummy.” We offer a variety of open enrollment classes and times in and adding new locations in central Tennessee area throughout the coming months.  These CPR certification sessions, first aid courses, bloodborne pathogen trainings, and more can provide the training you need. We also offer onsite private classes for your group statewide. Every class includes adult, child, and infant CPR training, including the treatment of airway obstruction, recognition of an impending emergency, and clear instruction in the use of an automated external defibrillator or AED.

We also offer First Aid training, covering topics such as soft tissue injuries, bone and muscle injuries, medical emergencies (including diabetic emergencies), anaphylactic shock (including the use of an epi-pen), and environmental emergencies.

All of our instructors with In-Pulse CPR come with years of experience in the medical field and offer real-life experiences to help trainees better understand the importance of CPR certification.

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