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Finding and enrolling in a CPR certification course is simple. Follow these three easy steps to get started on your life-saving journey.
Enter your city, ZIP code, or use your current location to find CPR training centers near you. Filter by certification type — BLS, ACLS, PALS, First Aid, and more.
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Register for a class directly through the provider's website or contact them for group training. Earn your certification from AHA, Red Cross, or other OSHA-approved organizations.
Real Google reviews from people trained by providers listed on CPR Search.
"I had a great experience with this CPR class. The instructor was knowledgeable, engaging, and explained everything in a clear, easy-to-understand way. The hands-on practice made me feel confident in my skills, and the class was well-organized from start to finish. I would high…"
Kat
Review for CPR Certification Colorado Springs · Colorado Springs, Colorado
"David did an amazing job with our onsite CPR/First Aid training, having trained our class size of 15 people. He was energetic and engaging throughout the entire class, and he has an upbeat and positive presence in the classroom. I learned a lot more than I expected in that 4 h…"
Greg Hinson
Review for CPR Colorado · Centennial, Colorado
"When you come to onelife they will be professional and actually challenge you to effectively deliver quality chest compressions. Their staff have experience giving CPR working in the healthcare field. As a RN who needs to renew their certification I can tell you they offer a r…"
Dani Alvares
Review for OneLife CPR & First Aid LLC · Sandy, Utah
"David did an amazing job with our onsite CPR/First Aid training, having trained our class size of 15 people. He was energetic and engaging throughout the entire class, and he has an upbeat and positive presence in the classroom. I learned a lot more than I expected in that 4 h…"
Greg Hinson
Review for CPR Colorado · Centennial, Colorado
"When you come to onelife they will be professional and actually challenge you to effectively deliver quality chest compressions. Their staff have experience giving CPR working in the healthcare field. As a RN who needs to renew their certification I can tell you they offer a r…"
Dani Alvares
Review for OneLife CPR & First Aid LLC · Sandy, Utah
"This was the 7th CPR class I’ve attended in my life and by far my favorite. Art is a knowledgeable instructor and I got more practice on the mannequins than I did in my other classes. I’d recommend these classes to all my friends."
Kristen Sanders
Review for CPR Down South · Tucson, Arizona
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Every year, more than 350,000 cardiac arrests occur outside of hospitals in the United States. According to the American Heart Association, nearly 90% of people who experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest die. However, CPR — especially when administered immediately — can double or even triple a person's chance of survival. Despite these statistics, only about 40% of cardiac arrest victims receive bystander CPR before emergency medical services arrive.
CPR training equips ordinary people with the skills to act quickly and effectively during life-threatening emergencies. By learning proper chest compression techniques, rescue breathing, and how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED), you can become a vital link in the chain of survival. The few hours spent in a CPR certification course could mean the difference between life and death for a family member, coworker, or stranger.
Beyond cardiac emergencies, CPR and First Aid training covers choking relief, drowning response, allergic reaction management, and basic wound care. These skills are valuable in everyday life — at home, in the workplace, at schools, and in public spaces. Many states and employers now require CPR certification for teachers, coaches, childcare workers, construction workers, and healthcare professionals.
CPR Search lists training providers certified by nationally recognized organizations including the American Heart Association (AHA), the American Red Cross, the National Safety Council (NSC), the American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI), and other OSHA-approved certifying bodies. Each organization maintains rigorous training standards to ensure that certified individuals are prepared to respond effectively in emergency situations.
Whether you are a healthcare professional seeking BLS or ACLS recertification, a parent wanting to learn infant CPR, or a business owner arranging workplace safety training, CPR Search makes it easy to find the right course. Our directory includes hundreds of verified training centers across all 50 states, with real reviews, up-to-date class schedules, and transparent pricing information.
Everything you need to know before enrolling in a CPR class.