Call or text Maria at 507-766-5185 (New Ulm, MN number) or email CPRmobile.me@gmail.com with any questions.
CPR Mobile is local to Jacksonville, NC but can train company employees at their location anywhere in North/South Carolina. Alternatively, employees can arrange to meet at CPR Mobile's location at The Commerce Center, 1099 Gum Branch Rd, Jacksonville, NC 28540.
Company training is usually discounted 10-55% off public rates, depending on the exact certification, location, number of students, and frequency of classes. Please inquire for a quote if you are outside of Onslow County, NC.
Almost any day/time is available when scheduling about 2 weeks out.
Health and Safety Institute (HSI) $60/ea for >6 students
American Heart Association (AHA) $80/ea for >6 students
American Red Cross (ARC) $80/ea for >6 students
These prices are for classes hosted local to Onslow County.
Choice of ages: Adult, Child, Infant
First Aid is optional (choose CPR/AED-only or First Aid/CPR/AED)
Blended option is required if class size is 5 or fewer students. Students will complete an online component prior to class.
100% Instructor-Led is offered for class sizes of 6 or more.
Construction and utility companies, childcare/daycare facilities, and schools.
Commonly needed by dental/medical offices, pharmacies, EMS/fire stations, and dialysis centers.
100% In-Person; there is no online component unless specifically requested.
$45/ea for classes of >4 students when hosting in Onslow county, NC.
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.
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.
Hands-on classes offer students the ability to gain the confidence, knowledge, and muscle-memory required to perform high-quality CPR.
Students will practice multiple scenarios of finding a manikin in cardiac arrest. Repetitions allow students to develop good habits, allowing high-quality CPR to become part of reliable "muscle memory".