Class Schedule - Red Heart CPR | Kyle, TX

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AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider

NOTE: AHA requires all students to have access to the BLS Provider Manual during class. You can purchase the eBook here: AHA BLS Provider Manual (Instructors will verify access at the start of class. Without the manual, you cannot attend and must reschedule. No refunds will be issued)

Course Overview:

This course teaches healthcare professionals how to recognize life-threatening emergencies, perform high-quality CPR, deliver effective ventilations, and use an AED. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a 2-year BLS eCard from AHA.

Who Should Take This Course?

This class is designed for:

  • Nurses, doctors, EMTs, dentists, and other medical personnel

  • Students in healthcare programs

  • First responders and anyone needing AHA BLS certification for employment

What You'll Learn:

  • The AHA Chain of Survival with a focus on BLS

  • CPR for adults, children, and infants

  • AED use and early defibrillation

  • Effective team dynamics during multi-rescuer CPR

  • Ventilation with barrier devices

  • Relief of choking for all age groups

Session Duration:

Approximately 3 hours

AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) Renewal

NOTE: To enroll in this renewal course, students must have a current (non-expired) AHA BLS Provider certification. If your card has expired, please register for the full BLS for Healthcare Provider Course instead. All students must also have access to the BLS Provider Manual during class. You can purchase the eBook here: AHA BLS Provider Manual (Instructors will verify access at the start of class. Without the manual, you cannot attend and must reschedule. No refunds will be issued)

Course Overview:

This BLS Renewal Course refreshes your skills in recognizing life-threatening emergencies, performing high-quality CPR, delivering effective ventilations, and using an AED. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a 2-year BLS eCard from AHA.

Who Should Take This Course?

This class is designed for Healthcare professionals who:

  • Have a current AHA BLS Provider certification

  • Work in clinical or prehospital environments

  • Require BLS renewal for employment or school

What You'll Review and Practice:

  • Updates to the AHA Chain of Survival and best practices

  • CPR for adults, children, and infants

  • AED use and early defibrillation

  • Effective team dynamics during  multi-rescuer CPR

  • Ventilations with barrier devices

  • Relief of choking for all age groups

Session Duration:

Approximately 3 hours

HSI (ASHI) CPR/AED

NOTE: All HSI courses follow nationally recognized guidelines and meet OSHA and workplace regulatory requirements.

Course Overview:

This course provides the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to respond to medical emergencies confidently. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a 2-year certification eCard from HSI.

Who Should Take This Course?

  • Workplace safety teams (OSHA-compliant)
  • Childcare staff, fitness instructors, and coaches
  • Teachers, church groups, and volunteers
  • General public and families

What You’ll Learn:

  • Adult, child, and infant CPR

  • AED use and safety

  • Emergency response basics

  • Choking relief techniques

Session Duration:

Approximately 3 hours

HSI (ASHI) CPR/AED/Basic First Aid

NOTE: All HSI courses follow nationally recognized guidelines and meet OSHA and workplace regulatory requirements.

Course Overview:

This course provides the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to respond to medical emergencies confidently. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a 2-year certification eCard from HSI.

Who Should Take This Course?

  • Workplace safety teams (OSHA-compliant)
  • Childcare staff, fitness instructors, and coaches
  • Teachers, church groups, and volunteers
  • General public and families

What You’ll Learn:

  • Adult, child, and infant CPR

  • AED use and safety

  • First aid for bleeding, burns, sprains, and allergic reactions

  • Emergency response basics

  • Choking relief techniques

Session Duration:

Approximately 4.5 to 5 hours

ACS or Coalition STOP THE BLEED® Skills Check

NOTE: This is the in-person skills session only. To attend, you must first complete the STOP THE BLEED® Online Course. (Students without proof of online completion will be asked to reschedule. No refunds will be provided)

Course Overview:

In this STOP THE BLEED® Interactive Course, you'll learn three life-saving techniques that can help prevent someone from bleeding to death before emergency services arrive:

  1. Apply direct pressure to a wound using your hands

  2. Pack a wound to help control severe bleeding

  3. Apply a tourniquet correctly and effectively

Both of the following online training programs are DoD-approved. Please let your instructor know which version you completed so we can issue the correct certification. Upon successful completion, you will receive a STOP THE BLEED® Certificate of Completion.

Who Should Take This Course?

  • School staff, security, and law enforcement

  • Workplace emergency response teams

  • Event staff, coaches, and the general public

  • Anyone looking to be prepared in a bleeding emergency

What You’ll Learn:

  • Applying direct pressure to control bleeding

  • Packing a wound correctly

  • Proper tourniquet use

  • Emergency response basics until EMS arrives

Requirements:

Session Duration:

Approximately 30–45 minutes

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Contact Us

Red Heart CPR
 1109 Interstate 35 Frontage Rd.
Kyle, TX 78640

phone (512) 662-1031

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