Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid and CPR

American Heart Association® Heartsaver® Pediatric First Aid CPR AED – Blended Learning Course

Prepare to respond to emergencies involving infants and children with the American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED course.

This blended-learning course combines convenient online instruction with an in-person, hands-on skills session. It is designed for childcare professionals, daycare providers, teachers, and others who have a responsibility to care for or supervise children.

Your Registration Includes

• Online Training Course: Complete the required AHA online learning portion at your own pace.

• Digital Student eBook: Receive access to the digital course reference material after enrollment.

• In-Person Skills Session: Demonstrate the required pediatric first aid, CPR, and AED skills with an LC Group Fit and CPR AHA instructor.

• AHA Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED eCard: Receive your electronic course completion card after successfully completing all required course components.

Important Scheduling Requirements

1. Complete the online course first. Finish the required online learning portion before attending your skills session.

2. Schedule your skills session within 48 hours. Contact our instructor promptly after successfully completing the online course.

3. Complete your skills assessment within 14 days. Your in-person practical skills session must be completed within 14 days of successful online course completion.

4. Receive your eCard. Your electronic AHA eCard will generally be issued within 24 hours after successful completion of the skills assessment.

Skills Session Location

Your in-person skills session will be scheduled directly with an LC Group Fit and CPR instructor. If you choose to complete your skills assessment at another authorized training facility, additional fees may apply.

Please Note: Online course completion alone does not qualify you for the course completion eCard. All required online and in-person components must be successfully completed. Students are responsible for meeting the scheduling and completion deadlines.