49765 heroes trained.
19423 healthcare providers trained.
607 businesses served across all 50 states.
HeartCert provides the training for individuals looking to learn skills they may need for a job, or perhaps to prepare for an emergency or care for a loved one. We provide training for organizations, nurses and CNAs, offered in person and online to help individuals get the life saving training they need.
ACLS
Our American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training course is designed for those who often find themselves in critical leadership roles in emergency situations. It is tailored to provide the knowledge needed to manage and apply advanced life support measures effectively.
You will learn not only critical skills needed in cardiac emergencies, but also the leadership qualities needed to lead a team during such crises.
Prerequisites
To ensure that all attendees can make the most out of this training, we require you to have:
- A robust working knowledge of cardiac rhythm interpretation
- Familiarity with intubation/IV techniques
- Mastery of advanced cardiac skills
- Excellent BLS skills
- If you’re looking to recertify your BLS skills, we offer an easy add-on option at the checkout to facilitate this.
Be prepared to showcase your knowledge and skills in several written and practical exams crafted to challenge and enhance your understanding further.
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BLS
Whether you are a veteran in the healthcare field or just getting started, our Basic Life Support (BLS) Healthcare Provider course is designed to equip you with the necessary skills to address several life-threatening emergencies proficiently.
Our BLS course goes a step further than a standard CPR class and will dive deeper into CPR techniques, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) usage, Choking relief.
Blended Learning for a Comprehensive Understanding
To offer you a robust learning experience, our course adopts a blended learning approach. This means once you register, we provide immediate access to some coursework to be completed online before attending the in-person class session. This strategy ensures you come prepared, making the most out of the in-person session.
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CNA
Our Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program offers an enriching learning atmosphere, combining theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience guided by licensed nurses who are experts in their field. The CNA program is crafted to meet and exceed federal and state standards, ensuring you receive top-notch training that prepares you to excel in your role.
What Kind of Work Does a CNA Do?
Who Should Enroll?
To enroll you should be:
- 16 years or older
- Ready to commit to a fulfilling career path
- While not mandatory, we highly recommend holding a current Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR certification, a credential favored by most employers
Course Components
- 43 hours of online training will be completed first,
- 35 hours of classroom training, skills testing, and supervised practicals will be completed next,
- Successful completion of the state exam is the final step to receive your CNA license
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CPR
From in-person group classes, to private sessions and our innovative CPR kiosks, HeartCert offers a wide range of CPR/First Aid training options. All sessions include American Red Cross adult/child/infant CPR/AED with First Aid 2 year nationally recognized certification.
Standard In-person Classroom Sessions
HeartCert offers classroom sessions to the general public held at various locations every day across the US. While these courses have a few components online to be completed before the in-class sessions, the majority of the learning and testing will be completed in the classroom with an instructor.
Private 1-on-1 Flexible Classes
Complete your CPR (or BLS) on your own schedule! After registering you’ll immediately receive access to the online videos and tests, and after completing them be able to schedule your own private CPR certification session at one of our private training offices. You’ll be able to familiarize yourself with the material, practice, and then connect with an instructor virtually to go over questions and finalize your American Red Cross certification (valid for 2 years).
Group Classes
Not to be confused with Standard Classroom sessions, group classes brings HeartCert to you. Our experienced instructors will come to your location to certify your organization, providing unbeatable group and business discounts. Group classes provide personalized, onsite training and are a great solution for daycares, assisted living homes, construction sites, schools, church groups, manufacturing facilities, boy/girl scouts, and any company safety first response team.
Online CPR/AED/First Aid Training
Getting your CPR certification doesn’t have to mean in class sessions. With our online BLS and CPR/AED classes you will receive instant access to course videos and materials. You’ll be mailed an equipment box complete with everything required to get CPR certified from home for American Red Cross ADULT or adult and pediatric Lay Responder CPR/AED/First Aid certification. Once you return the box with the included shipping label you will get your nationally recognized Red Cross 2-year certification card.
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PALS
For those engaged in the frontline of pediatric healthcare, honing the requisite skills to manage critically ill infants and children efficiently is imperative. Our update class is designed to aid you in developing the knowledge and skills to not just meet but exceed in this role, ultimately working towards improving patient outcomes.
You will go through a series of written and practical exams designed to enhance your existing skill set, making you adept at:
- Cardiac rhythm interpretation for pediatric patients
- Advanced resuscitation techniques tailored for infants and children
- Efficient team leadership during pediatric emergencies
Prerequisites
To ensure a successful learning experience, participants need to come equipped with:
- A working knowledge of cardiac rhythm interpretation, intubation/IV techniques, and advanced cardiac skills.
- Proficient BLS skills, with an option to add BLS recertification at checkout.
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TMA
Our Trained Medication Administration (TMA) course is for those who have passed a CNA course, or are CNA registered, to certify for medication administration. Registrants will review the information required for unlicensed personnel to administer medications while under the direction and supervision of a licensed registered nurse. You will learn legal and ethical issues related to medication administration, body systems and medications for each, administration of non-parenteral medication, and other required skills.
HeartCert’s Trained Medication Administration Course
Course Components
The course includes zoom sessions, self-study and lab days including a final lab testing day, totaling 48 hours of testing and instruction.
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IV
Whether you are looking for a strong foundational knowledge in IV therapy or hands-on experience, we have got you covered. Our vascular access training program is crafted for both new graduates and practicing nurses keen on specializing in vascular access. Embarking on our IV training will not only boost your resume but also make you a more proficient employee. Upon successful completion of the course, each participant will receive a certificate of completion. This certificate can potentially assist you in earning CEU credits, further bolstering your professional profile.
In-person Training
A unique opportunity to get hands-on basic IV therapy training in a small group setting, guided by certified experts with years of field experience in IV insertion and management. Under expert supervision, hone your skills and network with peers from various institutions.
Online Training
In collaboration with our esteemed affiliate, The IV Guy, we offer an online educational training module, covering all the basic knowledge and skills essential for an introduction to IV therapy. Learn at your own pace through an array of helpful videos guiding you through a remarkable introduction to the IV field.
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From mastering life-saving techniques in our ACLS and BLS courses to becoming a proficient CNA with our Red Cross program, and from enhancing your pediatric healthcare skills to acquiring specialized IV training — we pave the way for you to become prepared for unexpected situations or as a healthcare professional, ready to face the challenges of the industry with knowledge, confidence, and competence.
So, whether you’re just starting your journey, looking for skills to support your everyday life, or looking to advance in your established career, our range of courses promises something for everyone. We invite you to take a step forward in your career, nurturing skills that save lives and make a difference every day. Choose a course that suits your career aspirations and enroll today to embark on a journey of learning, growth, and opportunities unlimited.
HeartCert CPR is your trusted training partner for CPR, ACLS, PALS, EMR, First Aid, CNA, IV, EKG and more, in Minnesota and throughout the United States.
HeartCert CPR courses include CPR/AED/First Aid, Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), Certified Nursing Assistant training, IV training, EKG training, babysitter basics and more. Courses and certifications from both the American Heart Association and American Red Cross are available.
We are now offering virtual CPR courses and certifications, as well as safe in-person courses at all locations and our headquarters, HeartCert CPR Eagan.
651-261-2314.
Winter has officially arrived in Minnesota, with snow storms the past two weekends forcing residents state-wide to pull out our shovels and fire up our snow blowers. Clearing our driveways and sidewalks is an added duty that we all have to tackle each winter and although it may be tiring and inconvenient, it can also be dangerous. A study conducted by US Nationwide Children’s Hospital found that every winter, almost 100 people in the United States die from cardiac-related injuries associated with snow shoveling. 
