Heartsaver CPR AED Virtual Training

Heartsaver CPR AED Virtual Training Course Format

For full Heartsaver course completion, students take the eLearning portion, followed by a hands-on skills session with an Attentive Safety AHA Instructor to earn an AHA eCard. During the virtual skills session, Attentive Safety AHA Instructors provide quality instruction and give students access to the Heartsaver Feedback App for compression rate feedback. The new app fulfills the feedback device requirement for virtual/remote learning.

​Benefits of Heartsaver CPR AED Virtual Training 

• ​Convenience and flexibility to learn anywhere
• Ultimate social distancing solution – contactless learning on demand
• Students receive and keep their own personal training equipment
• Expertise of an American Heart Association Instructor
• Quality training eLearning curriculum from the AHA

Heartsaver CPR AED Virtual Training Course Cost

$150.00
​(Payment must be received at least 10 days prior to class time to allow time for shipping of course materials and eLearning portion completion.)

Heartsaver CPR AED Virtual Training Course Times

Classes held 7 days a week
11:00am
2:00pm
​5:00pm

​Heartsaver CPR AED Virtual Training Course Estimated Time

​The classroom course can be completed in approximately 1 ¾ hours 
​Successful completion is based on achievement of the core learning objectives rather than a prescribed instruction time.

Heartsaver CPR AED Virtual Training Course Audience

AHA Heartsaver CPR AED Courses are intended for Fortune 1500 companies and for employees in industries such as:

• Security
• Law Enforcement
• State Correctional Facilities
• Colleges and Universities
• Hospitality
• Health and fitness
• Property Management
• Construction
• Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety
• Child Care
• Manufacturing
• Education
• Airline
• Any others where having a workforce of trained lay responders may prove invaluable for the safety of both customers and employees.
• It is also appropriate for lay rescuers who may have a need to respond to an emergency in the workplace, and family members of patients at high risk for sudden cardiac death.