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We do not issue refunds. If you need to cancel or don’t attend the course, you will forfeit your payment. To reschedule*, you must email us at, ben@gacpr.com, prior to the start of the CPR class. You may only reschedule once.

LATE POLICY

AHA requires students to attend the entire class and to respect timely students, no late admittance allowed. You must make a request to reschedule in writing. A $25 rescheduling fee applies.* To reschedule see fee details. Thank you for choosing Georgia CPR for your CPR certification needs! *Fees apply. – A $25 fee applies if you reschedule within 7 days of the class. – A $10 fee applies if you reschedule at least 7 days before the class.

First Aid training: Get a 2-year CPR certification for about half the price of Red Cross CPR.

The health and safety of those you love may be the most important thing in life—and the right First Aid Training can give you the skills to save a life.

To be a truly proficient first responder, you should also consider adding CPR training to your first aid skill set. Many people think of first aid when what they actually need is CPR training.

Fortunately, a combination of all topics is combined in our Heartsaver courses, offered 3 times per week in Atlanta.

First Aid certification through Georgia CPR focuses on the most up-to- date guidelines available, comparable to Red Cross CPR, at a more affordable price. All open courses taught in Atlanta by Georgia CPR are American heart Association courses.

First Aid Training that’s first rate from Georgia CPR.

Georgia CPR First Aid courses are a better value and lower cost than those from Red Cross CPR, taught by an engaging instructor in a relaxed and supportive environment emphasizing health and safety. Students leave feeling completely confident and prepared to make a difference in emergency situations.

Georgia CPR offers classes at your location or ours.

Topics covered in our First Aid class include:

Accident Scene Safety
Initial First Aid Assessment
Assessing Responsiveness
Activating EMS
Control of Bleeding
Managing Shock
Best treatments for burns including 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree
Introduction to Illness and Injury
Warning Signs of Medical Illness
Mechanism of Injuries
Seizure treatments and myths
Recognizing Stroke
Helping someone having a diabetic emergency
Treating severe allergic reactions
Emergency Moves for Healthy and Safety
Managing Specific First Aider Problems
Emotional Impact of Providing First Aid

If you’re looking for health and safety First Aid training that’s more thorough—yet nearly half the price of Red Cross CPR—count on Georgia CPR’s proven courses to help you become a truly proficient and capable “First Aider.”