CPR classes available 7 days a week. Same-day certification.
American Red Cross (ARC)
CPR/AED with optional First Aid (blended)
Adult and Pediatric
Skills check-offs offered every Friday 6pm at the Commerce Center on Gum Branch Rd, Jacksonville.
PRICING
$80 - CPR/AED only (no First Aid)
$90 - First Aid & CPR/AED
STOP
If you are a healthcare provider (i.e., nursing student or professional), you likely need a different certification called AHA BLS.
BLENDED (online + skills)
Start by registering for your desired skills session (below).
Within one day of registration, there will be an online component assigned to your Red Cross Learning Portal, https://www.redcrosslearningcenter.org/s/login/
Students must complete an adaptive online component prior to the skills check-off.
Email is the primary method of correspondence; be sure to register using an email address you regularly check.
If it's been 24 hours since registration and you don't see the module posted to your Red Cross Learning Center account, please email CPRmobile.me@gmail.com.
Upcoming Skills Check-Offs
Doors lock at the start of class.
Arrive 10 minutes early; no late entry
Registration closes the night before the skills class.
ON-DEMAND CPR Classes
If you don't find a class that works with your schedule, PLEASE book an "On-Demand skills check-off that fits your schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Dress Code
All students will be performing CPR with the manikin on the floor. Dress modestly and comfortably. Wear hair up. Remove metal bracelets and bulky rings prior to class as they may damage the manikin.
RESCHEDULING/REFUND
Payment secures a student's seat in class, creates an online component, ensures class remains scheduled, an instructor available, and a room reserved. For this reason, all refunds are done as CLASS CREDIT. Prompt cancelation (immediately after registration) may allow for a monetary refund.
Cancelation/Rescheduling must be requested 2 HOURS PRIOR to the start of class. All cancelation/refunds are posted as CLASS CREDIT towards the student's email associated with CPR Mobile. The student can use that credit to register for another class.
Cancel by emailing CPRmobile.me@gmail.com or logging into the CPR Mobile account.
Who should take this class?
ANYONE (most cardiac arrests happen at home or in public places)
babysitters
childcare employees
foster parents
teachers
sports coaches
construction workers
factory employees
boat captains and marine students/graduates
If you are a healthcare worker and you see "patients" or "clients", you likely do not need/want this class. You probably need Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers.
What topics are included in CPR/AED-only?
Cardiac Arrest
High-Quality Compressions
Artificial Ventilations using a breathing barrier
Using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Choking
Back Blows
Chest Thrusts
Abdominal Thrusts
Opioid-Associated Life-Threatening Emergencies
Naloxone
What topics are included in the optional First Aid module?
Difficulty breathing
Asthma
Anaphylaxis
Diabetic emergencies
Syncope
Stroke
Concussion
Heart attack
Heat exhaustion
Hypothermia
Marine bites and stings
Moderate and severe bleeding control
Certain brands may offer additional topics.
COMPANY TRAINING
Companies can schedule training at a discount of 10-30% off. Cost is dependent upon class location, training modules, number of students, and frequency of classes.
Why learn CPR?
Low-quality CPR does not save lives.
Hands-on classes offer students the ability to gain the confidence, knowledge, and muscle-memory required to perform high-quality CPR.
91% of out-of-hospital-cardiac-arrests are fatal. 73% of adult arrests happen at home.
Nearly half a million people die annually from cardiac arrest.
When a person's heart stops beating, cells start to die. Without high-quality CPR, cell death of the heart and brain becomes permanent. Death occurs within minutes.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) circulates and oxygenates blood to maintain life until advanced help arrives.
High-quality bystander CPR can be the difference between life and death.
Oftentimes, the heart's electrical circuit is malfunctioning and cannot coordinate a pumping action. An AED is used to help restore a normal electrical rhythm.