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Eugene, OR — 3780 West 11th Ave., Eugene, OR 97402.
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Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED (in-person) — 3780 West 11th Ave.
. Duration:4 hrs 30 mins··. Price:$79
The American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED course is taught by professional responders with training in search and rescue and disaster relief. The course covers a comprehensive curriculum on life-saving techniques for a variety of common injuries and illnesses such as bleeding, burns, heart attacks, and more.
This class is fully in-person, making it a convenient option for students who learn best in the classroom or those who may not be able to complete the online portion of a hybrid class. Students who prefer hybrid classes (2-hour online learning + 3-hour in-person skills session) should consider registering for our hybrid class.
This class will be held at 3780 West 11th Ave., Eugene, OR 97402.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths on the ground, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
This class is fully in-person, making it a convenient option for students who learn best in the classroom or those who may not be able to complete the online portion of a hybrid class. Students who prefer hybrid classes (2-hour online learning + 3-hour in-person skills session) should consider registering for our hybrid class.
This class will be held at 3780 West 11th Ave., Eugene, OR 97402.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths on the ground, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
The American College of Surgeons STOP THE BLEED program will empower students with the knowledge and skills necessary to stop life-threatening bleeding when minutes matter. Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive an American College of Surgeons Certificate of Completion in the STOP THE BLEED program.
To attend this skills session, students should complete the 15-minute online STOP THE BLEED interactive course, available at https://www.stopthebleed.org/get-trained/online-course/. Once completed, students will be prompted to enter their name and email address to access the final quiz. When passed, students' record of completion will be emailed to them, and students should present this email to the instructor at the beginning of the class.
Students who are unable to complete the online portion of prior to the in-person session should allow for an additional fifteen minutes to class time.
To attend this skills session, students should complete the 15-minute online STOP THE BLEED interactive course, available at https://www.stopthebleed.org/get-trained/online-course/. Once completed, students will be prompted to enter their name and email address to access the final quiz. When passed, students' record of completion will be emailed to them, and students should present this email to the instructor at the beginning of the class.
Students who are unable to complete the online portion of prior to the in-person session should allow for an additional fifteen minutes to class time.
The American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED course is taught by professional responders with training in search and rescue and disaster relief. The course covers a comprehensive curriculum on life-saving techniques for a variety of common injuries and illnesses such as bleeding, burns, heart attacks, and more.
This is a hybrid class, consisting of about two hours of online training, followed by a three-hour in-person skills session. Students will receive an email from the American Red Cross within a day with a link to the online training, which must be completed before the in-person skills session. Students who prefer fully in-person classes should consider registering for our 4½-hour in-person class. NOTE: Due to an increase in students skimming the online material and using AI to pass it, many instructors are now administering written tests in class to verify students' knowledge of the online material. In accordance with this stance, all hybrid courses will now include a written test. The passing score is 80%. Take notes and bring them with you to read through on breaks.
The in-person skills session will be held at 3780 West 11th Ave., Eugene, OR 97402.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided.
This is a hybrid class, consisting of about two hours of online training, followed by a three-hour in-person skills session. Students will receive an email from the American Red Cross within a day with a link to the online training, which must be completed before the in-person skills session. Students who prefer fully in-person classes should consider registering for our 4½-hour in-person class. NOTE: Due to an increase in students skimming the online material and using AI to pass it, many instructors are now administering written tests in class to verify students' knowledge of the online material. In accordance with this stance, all hybrid courses will now include a written test. The passing score is 80%. Take notes and bring them with you to read through on breaks.
The in-person skills session will be held at 3780 West 11th Ave., Eugene, OR 97402.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided.
Students taking our Basic Life Support class will learn advanced techniques for providing immediate care to those in critical conditions. From assessing vital signs to administering rescue ventilations and high-quality CPR, this course is crucial for healthcare professionals or anyone seeking to advance their education and training.
Wihin a few hours of registering, students will be provided a link in their email inbox to the online portion of the class on the American Red Cross Learning Center. This class must be completed prior to participating in the in-person training. Additionally, students must arrive to class on time, participate actively in the course, and successfully complete all skills training scenarios to a passing standard.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
Wihin a few hours of registering, students will be provided a link in their email inbox to the online portion of the class on the American Red Cross Learning Center. This class must be completed prior to participating in the in-person training. Additionally, students must arrive to class on time, participate actively in the course, and successfully complete all skills training scenarios to a passing standard.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
Eugene, OR — 1759 Franklin Blvd., Eugene, OR 97403
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Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED (in-person) — 1759 Franklin Blvd.
. Duration:4 hrs 30 mins··. Price:$79
The American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED course is taught by professional responders with training in search and rescue and disaster relief. The course covers a comprehensive curriculum on life-saving techniques for a variety of common injuries and illnesses such as bleeding, burns, heart attacks, and more.
This class is fully in-person, making it a convenient option for students who learn best in the classroom or those who may not be able to complete the online portion of a hybrid class. Students who prefer hybrid classes (2-hour online learning + 3-hour in-person skills session) should consider registering for our hybrid class.
This class will be held at 1759 Franklin Blvd., Eugene, OR 97403.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths on the ground, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
This class is fully in-person, making it a convenient option for students who learn best in the classroom or those who may not be able to complete the online portion of a hybrid class. Students who prefer hybrid classes (2-hour online learning + 3-hour in-person skills session) should consider registering for our hybrid class.
This class will be held at 1759 Franklin Blvd., Eugene, OR 97403.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths on the ground, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
Students taking our Basic Life Support class will learn techniques for providing immediate care to those in critical conditions. Students will provide single-provider, two-provider, and three-provider care for cardiac and respiratory arrest patients, while also learning how to calculate a provider's CCF, operate semi-automatic and fully-automatic AEDs, and act as a code team leader.
Wihin a few hours of registering, students will be provided a link in their email inbox to the online portion of the class on the American Red Cross Learning Center. This class must be completed prior to participating in the in-person training. Additionally, students must arrive to class on time, participate actively in the course, and successfully complete all skills training scenarios to a passing standard.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
Wihin a few hours of registering, students will be provided a link in their email inbox to the online portion of the class on the American Red Cross Learning Center. This class must be completed prior to participating in the in-person training. Additionally, students must arrive to class on time, participate actively in the course, and successfully complete all skills training scenarios to a passing standard.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
Students taking our Basic Life Support & First Aid class will learn techniques for providing immediate care to those in critical conditions. Students will provide single-provider, two-provider, and three-provider care for cardiac and respiratory arrest patients, while also learning how to calculate a provider's CCF, operate semi-automatic and fully-automatic AEDs, and act as a code team leader. Further, students will learn about various life-threatening injuries and illnesses that may lead to these conditions and how to treat them before the person's condition worsens.
Wihin a few hours of registering, students will be provided a link in their email inbox to the online portion of the class on the American Red Cross Learning Center. This class must be completed prior to participating in the in-person training.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
Wihin a few hours of registering, students will be provided a link in their email inbox to the online portion of the class on the American Red Cross Learning Center. This class must be completed prior to participating in the in-person training.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided. We can usually find a reasonable, alternative method of performing a skill which will still allow students to meet the training requirements of the course. However, if we cannot find a reasonable alternative which will allow you to perform the necessary skills, such as performing chest compressions and rescue breaths, we will be unable to issue a certification card.
The American College of Surgeons STOP THE BLEED program will empower students with the knowledge and skills necessary to stop life-threatening bleeding when minutes matter. Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive an American College of Surgeons Certificate of Completion in the STOP THE BLEED program.
To attend this skills session, students should complete the 15-minute online STOP THE BLEED interactive course, available at https://www.stopthebleed.org/get-trained/online-course/. Once completed, students will be prompted to enter their name and email address to access the final quiz. When passed, students' record of completion will be emailed to them, and students should present this email to the instructor at the beginning of the class.
Students who are unable to complete the online portion of prior to the in-person session should allow for an additional fifteen minutes to class time.
To attend this skills session, students should complete the 15-minute online STOP THE BLEED interactive course, available at https://www.stopthebleed.org/get-trained/online-course/. Once completed, students will be prompted to enter their name and email address to access the final quiz. When passed, students' record of completion will be emailed to them, and students should present this email to the instructor at the beginning of the class.
Students who are unable to complete the online portion of prior to the in-person session should allow for an additional fifteen minutes to class time.
The American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED course is taught by professional responders with training in search and rescue and disaster relief. The course covers a comprehensive curriculum on life-saving techniques for a variety of common injuries and illnesses such as bleeding, burns, heart attacks, and more.
This is a hybrid class, consisting of about two hours of online training, followed by a three-hour in-person skills session. Students will receive an email from the American Red Cross within a day with a link to the online training, which must be completed before the in-person skills session. Students who prefer fully in-person classes should consider registering for our 4½-hour in-person class. NOTE: Due to an increase in students skimming the online material and using AI to pass it, many instructors are now administering written tests in class to verify students' knowledge of the online material. In accordance with this stance, all hybrid courses will now include a written test. The passing score is 80%. Take notes and bring them with you to read through on breaks.
The in-person skills session will be held at 1759 Franklin Blvd., Eugene, OR 97403.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided.
This is a hybrid class, consisting of about two hours of online training, followed by a three-hour in-person skills session. Students will receive an email from the American Red Cross within a day with a link to the online training, which must be completed before the in-person skills session. Students who prefer fully in-person classes should consider registering for our 4½-hour in-person class. NOTE: Due to an increase in students skimming the online material and using AI to pass it, many instructors are now administering written tests in class to verify students' knowledge of the online material. In accordance with this stance, all hybrid courses will now include a written test. The passing score is 80%. Take notes and bring them with you to read through on breaks.
The in-person skills session will be held at 1759 Franklin Blvd., Eugene, OR 97403.
STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS:
If you have any medical conditions which may hinder your ability to perform certain skills in the course, such as mobility or joint impairments, we advise you to first contact us at training@lifesavercprfirstaid.com to discuss possible alternatives that may be provided.
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8 reviews- Chloe·
10/10 and 5 stars! Super engaging and fun class, my instructor Dominic was very funny and super helpful. As someone whos taken a lot of cpr/first aid classes it was really refreshing to have someone who seemed to enjoy their job and have fun with it! I had a hiccup with red cross and the online portion of the class and Dominic was very patient and willing to go above and beyond to help me out so I could take the course as intended! Absolutely would reccomend their classes!
- Chloe Campbell··from Google
Dominic was very engaging and funny, kept the class from feeling too boring or stuffy. He was very helpful and I feel adequately prepared for future emergencies!
- Angela Buehler··from Google
Very helpful instructor.
- Jeff Bowers·
The instructor did a very fine job of keeping the class moving with providing good information. He was very 'hands on' in that he would help those who needed additional direction. I would take additional training from him
- Jeremy Huckins·
I walked away feeling empowered, equipped with practical skills that I know will make a difference. I highly recommend Lifesaver CPR to anyone looking to gain or refresh their first aid knowledge.
- Faithful Baptist··from Google
Clear, effective, engaging instruction that allows students to comprehend the material easily.
