CPR / First Aid

The American Heart Association courses provide information about heart disease, risk factors, signals and actions for survival, and prudent heart living. They also instruct in CPR, management of foreign-body airway obstruction and importance of using barrier devices.

American Heart Association CPR classes are offered on a regular basis and may include any of the following:

Heartsaver Course: This course teaches in one-rescuer CPR and choking. The pediatric course also includes child injury prevention and safety, child CPR, and first aid for choking infants and children.
Healthcare Provider Course: This course instructs the healthcare professional in one- and two- rescuer CPR, management of foreign-body airway obstruction for the adult, child, and infant, use of barrier devices, bag-mask ventilation, and operation of an automatic external defibrillator (AED)
CPR for Family and Friends: This course teaches the general public the following: Adult, Pediatric, or both Adult and Pediatric CPR and choking. The Pediatric CPR will also include injury prevention and safety for infants and children.
American Heart Association First Aid Classes: Classes will be offered based on community interest. Please call the Community Training Coordinator at (920) 887-5926.

For registration or information on HealthQuest classes, call (920) 887-5926 or see the current HealthQuest Community Education Courses  Newsletter.