FAQ
What are the certification requirements for CPR in North Carolina?
NC certification requires a minimum of 12 hours of training, including 4 hours of hands-on practice. We offer courses that meet all state standards for both BLS and AED certification.
Do I need a medical clearance to take a CPR course?
Yes, a current medical clearance is required for all participants. This ensures that your health status is suitable for the physical demands of the training exercises.
How long is the CPR certification valid for?
CPR certifications are valid for two years. To maintain your certification, you must complete a renewal course within this two-year window to ensure your skills are current.
Can I book a CPR course online?
Absolutely. We provide a seamless online booking system where you can select your preferred date, time, and location, making it easy to schedule your training around your schedule.
What is the difference between BLS and AED certification?
BLS (Basic Life Support) covers advanced resuscitation techniques, while AED (Automated External Defibrillator) focuses specifically on using automated devices to restore a heartbeat.
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Complete the registration form below to secure your spot in our upcoming CPR and First Aid certification courses. Please upload your previous certifications and documentation as required.