Tennessee CPR Training Calendar

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Our classes have NOT been canceled because of COVID-19 and yes we are taking extra precautions
If you are sick at all you MUST not attend.  Your payment will be held to transfer to a later class.

Heart-Code eLearning blended classes now available for health care providers. Do you qualify?

Click a class location below for details and to register.  Pricing varies.  Looking to schedule a group?

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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.

Local News:

• Can you get sick by performing CPR?
  Real CPR is very different from classroom CPR. You come in contact with a lot of bodily fluids when actually performing CPR in a real life situation. To assuage the public’s fear, CPR training now incorporates personal protective gear
• CPR on a Karate Kid
  On an afternoon in 2015, 10-year-old Samantha’s karate class was performing its usual drills, when, without warning, Samantha dropped to the mat.
• New American Heart Logo usage guidelines
  New-AHA-logo-guildelinesDownload Please be sure any literature and websites conform to the new American Heart logo usage guidelines. You are not permitted to use any ‘Training Center’ logo’s. An example of proper usage is as follows for Training Sites aligned with In-Pulse CPR: ...
• Classroom sales pitch
  Vouchers…Keychain Sales…Reviews WE NEED YOUR HELP. We are asking you to put on a sales hat for a 2-minute sales pitch at each class you teach for In-Pulse. That’s it, 2 minutes to promote the following – Vouchers…Keychain Sales…Reviews. Here is how you do it. Make sure you mention it while holding ...
• 2020 GUIDELINES ARE HERE!
  Access your required Instructor Updates* on 2020 science for each discipline you teach*Instructor Network login required Go to the ECC Guidelines Site to: Read the full 2020 AHA Guidelines Get the Guidelines Highlights in 17 languages View Guidelines Visual Resources and Podcasts Order the Guidelines Reprint, and more
• What To Expect From Your CPR Classes
  Depending on the work you do and how you spend your free time, you might feel like everyone in the world has already taken a CPR class. It’s especially common for people who work in the medical, recreation, and public service industries. For many of those folks, they may very well be on their 10th ...
• When And How To Undertake Your CPR Recertification
  First of all, if you are reading this post because you have already been certified in CPR once and are looking for recertification, let us thank you. Your decision to take the time to learn a lifesaving technique is a selfless and incredible thing to do, even if it is because of a work requirement.
• 5 People Who Aren’t Required To Be CPR Certified, But Should Be Certified Anyway
  Not every profession requires that you become CPR certified. As a matter of fact, the vast majority of professions have no requirements for these certifications or incentivize their employees to obtain them. However, here at In-Pulse CPR, we work with people to provide AHA-backed CPR certifications, and we hear deeply moving, powerful, and personal stories ...

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