BLS CPR & AED Classes with Infant CPR in Baltimore

Infants and young children typically require CPR to address a breathing issue or cardiac arrest caused by breathing issues. Here are a few reasons why it’s so important to know infant CPR:

• In 2018, over 21,000 babies died, with SIDS and suffocation being the 4th and 5th primary causes.
• 7,000+ children suffer from cardiac arrest each year. The most common reason for cardiac arrest in young children is respiratory failure or choking.
• Other times that infants require CPR attention include near-drowning, severe asthma, smoke inhalation, head trauma, electrical shock, and poisoning.

In your CPR training, you will learn —

1. How to relieve a baby choking,
2. Prevent, spot, and respond to breathing and heart emergencies,
3. And handle an infant during a crisis.

What is CPR?

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation combines rescue breathing and chest compressions to revive an individual after a life-threatening event. CPR provides oxygen-rich blood flow to vital organs, including the brain, and can restore breathing until first responders arrive and give more life support.

Note: Only perform CPR on infants who are not breathing independently or are unconscious/unresponsive. 

Why Train With Us?

1. Be more fully prepared to use your CPR knowledge due to our hands-on, streamlined class time and smaller group sizes.
2. Our CPR classes are certified by the American Heart Association (AHA) and prepares you for Basic Life Support (BLS) and Healthcare Provider CPR and AED in Baltimore.
3. Obtain the most recognized CPR Certification in the USA.
4. Walk away from the in-person training with your CPR certification card in hand.
5. Have complete confidence in being CPR Certified for any emergencies.

What to Expect in Your CPR Classes

You will have attended the finest CPR and BLS classes and be certified with the AHA, meeting OSHA requirements. From learning the ABCs of CPR to working an AED machine (the follow-up procedure to resuscitation), you will be confident in performing CPR during an emergency, whether attending to an adult, child, or infant.

All employers and organizations accept CPR Certification Baltimore, including —

• Daycare and Other Caretakers
• Nursery caregivers and workers
• Nurses, RNs, and CNAs
• Personal Training Facilities and Gyms
• Schools (Private and Public)
• Hospitality Industry
• Construction Sites
• Hospitals
• EMT/Paramedic Companies
• Home Health Aides
• Nursing schools and All Other College Programs
• Nonprofits like the Boy and Girl Scouts of America
• Firefighting and Other Municipalities

FAQS

When can I take my CPR certification course?

We offer training opportunities weekly so that you can schedule your class based on your availability.

When will my CPR certification expire?

You must renew your CPR certification every two years, sustaining your skills to perform CPR. To continue, simply sign up for one of our next classes for CPR!

How long do the CPR classes last?

Class times are approximately 3 hrs.