Warp Speed CPR, LLC an American Heart Association Training Site that is authorized to certify/re-certify Health Care Providers in BLS CPR, ACLS, & PALS. We are also authorized to certify the General Public in CPR, First Aid, & Blood-Borne Pathogens Training. We offer American Heart Association 2-year certification cards because they are the number one standard in Health Care.
We keep our public class sizes small for more individualized learning and a better understanding of the material. Our average CPR class duration is 3 hours. All certification cards arrive via email from the American Heart Association within 2 - 48 hours. Also, if you pay for your Instructor-Led CPR class online you'll receive a $5.00 off discount. Contact us for online coupon codes.
For large groups contact us to organize a private class.
ATTENTION! ALL CLASSES ARE CANCELED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Due to the COVID-19 virus, all classes are canceled for March and April 2020. We will create updates as the situation changes.
The AHA requests that employers allow any employee with a recently expired or soon to be expiring CPR certification to continue to work.
Any Health Care Empolyers should still be allowed their employees a 60 day grace period to continue to work even if their certification is expired.
AHA COVID-19 Memo (3/13/2020)
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Advanced Health Care Courses
Basic Health Care Course
Non-Health Care Courses
These courses are for Advanced Health Care Professionals who need ACLS, PALS, and BLS CPR certification. These courses are for re-certification. For first-time certification complete the AHA's Heart Code Course for ACLS and PALS.
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These courses are for the public or non-health care providers that require certification.
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This course is for Health Care Professionals or students of a Health Care who needs BLS CPR certification.
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