Adult-Only CPR and AED

ProCPR Basic at a glance

  • Pass > Pay > Print
  • 2-year nationally accepted certification
  • Follows latest AHA & ECC/ILCOR guidelines
  • 1 hour and 27 minutes of engaging video training
  • Immediately printable card
  • Includes mailed wallet card
  • Blended / hands-on option available
  • Test challenge available for experienced professionals (full training recommended)
  • Videos include subtitles in English y español
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$39.95 After Training
Group Rates also available

Our Adult CPR course is a 2-year certification. If you are currently certified with Red Cross, AHA, National Safety Council, ASHI or Medic First Aid, you are welcome to re-certify with this course. Individuals are free to train, refresh and test at no charge any time 24/7! This course is nationally accredited and follows the latest American Heart Association, ECC/ILCOR guidelines.

Occupations That Use This Course

  • Individuals who require Adult CPR (does not work with children or infants) and First Aid is not required
  • Construction Workers
  • Manufacturing
  • Forestry
  • Transportation
  • Workplace Emergency Response Team
  • Electricians
  • Security Personnel
  • Adult Foster Care
  • Restaurant Staff
  • Home Health Care Aids
  • Hotel Staff
  • CNAs
  • High School Teachers
  • High School Coaches

Sample Certification Card

Course Time Information

Total course time includes 1 hour and 27 minutes of video training as well as knowledge reviews, final test, remedial help and reviewing downloaded material.

Course Curriculum

  • Introductory CPR Training
    • 5 fears
  • Medical Emergencies
    • Stroke
    • Heart Attacks
    • Shock
  • Cardiac Arrest Training
    • Adult CPR
    • AED
    • Hands-Only CPR
  • Choking
    • Adult Choking- Conscious and Unconscious
  • Bloodborne Pathogens
    • Reducing Your Risk
    • Glove Removal
    • Hand Hygiene

Student Manual

What People are Saying

“I needed CPR certification within a week and no classes were being offered where I live! ProCPR saved me a lot of time and from a lot of stress!”

- Brandi, High School Teacher/Coach from AL

“I was deeply touched by chapter 13 as it explained that in the event CPR should fail, one must ever remember that CPR is a time buyer of Life, not artificial life support.Thus the rescuer did not fail as just trying to save a life should be seen as a success.The last impressions of the one who is struck down are ones of love for someone loved them enough to try to help them.Shalom Pr.Cristoforo Padula”

- Pr.Cristoforo, Pastor from WV