CPR Re-Certification: How Does It Work?
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CPR Re-Certification Guide

According to the American Heart Association, CPR can double or triple the chance of survival in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest. Unfortunately, only 46% of those people receive help from bystanders and even more distressing is the fact that only 1 in 10 will survive and only 8 percent will preserve normal brain function.

The American CPR Care Association (ACCA) encourages people to take action by completing their CPR Certification Course today and becoming a part of the group that has not only the compassion to help save lives, but also the skills required to perform CPR in emergency situations. ACCA offers a wide range of courses and complete training modules for certification in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation as well as Automated External Defibrillator (AED). The courses are available any time of the day or night online and do not require payment until passing the test. ACCA also offers re-certification for current clients or previous clients whose CPR certification card has been already expired.

How Does It Work?

The process of becoming CPR/ AED certified is simple and takes only minutes to begin.

1. Select the course that fits your needs/requirements

American CPR Care Association offers a number of courses available for individuals and also more technical and specialized courses for Health Care Professionals. The courses include:

  • Basic CPR / AED course
  • First Aid course
  • Bloodborne Pathogens course
  • CPR / AED + First Aid combination course
  • Healthcare Provider CPR / AED course
  • Healthcare Provider CPR / AED + First Aid combination course

All of the courses are affordably priced, starting at $9.99 or $12.99 per course, up to $35.95 for Combination Course packages.  You can Contact the American CPR Care Association to learn which course is recommended for you, or refer to our blog post about understanding online CPR Certification for more context.

2. Take the Course

The training begins upon course selection. Each course typically takes between 1 to 2 hours to complete. However, since the training takes place online; students are free to take as much time as they need. The course will be available to you for 60 days from purchase.

All of the courses consist of modules, videos and step-by-step instructions to enhance the learning experience and help students become prepared for real-life situations.

3. Review the material and pass the Quiz

After completion of the course training, students are encouraged to review the material in the preparation for the quiz. Students must receive a passing score of at least 75% in order to certify. Individuals may retest multiple times until a passing score is reached. The content and training are designed to ensure that students easily grasp the material and retain the information to leave the course with a certificate and confidence to take action in real-life situations.

American CPR Care Association is committed to providing high-quality training and education for all people who desire to become CPR Certified. For this reason, students are not required to pay a cent until the course is complete and a passing score is attained. ACCA also offers a 100% money-back guarantee if the certification does not comply with a student’s requirements. This allows students to take part in courses with no risk but so much to gain!

4. Print your Course Certification Card instantly

Once students have passed the course and made full payment, the course certification card is available for downloading and printing right away. The card allows students to verify their CPR certification. A mailed hard copy of the certification card is also available upon purchase.

Conclusion

American CPR Care Association has developed these courses with the sole goal of training people on how specific techniques and skills can save lives. ACCA invites you to enroll in one of the vital courses today so that you can be on your way to certification. Each of us has only one life-but with CPR/ AED training, you can feel good knowing that your life might be able to save another. 

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