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Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED Course
$95
The Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED course combines essential first aid knowledge with CPR and AED skills, helping participants prepare to handle the most common medical emergencies effectively. Students learn wound care, choking response, cardiac arrest intervention, and proper AED operation through hands-on practice scenarios.
The training covers recognition of emergencies, proper activation of emergency services, and critical lifesaving techniques based on current American Heart Association guidelines. Participants receive their American Heart Association certification, valid for 2 years, upon successful completion of this focused training program.
View Heartsaver ClassesHeartsaver Pediatric Course
$95
The American Heart Association Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED course prepares participants to respond confidently to illnesses and injuries in infants and children until professional help arrives. Training covers pediatric first aid, bleeding and burns, allergic reactions, breathing emergencies, choking, child and infant CPR, and AED use, with hands-on practice and realistic emergency scenarios.
The course reflects current AHA science-based guidance, and successful participants receive an AHA Course Completion Card valid for two years.
View Heartsaver ClassesHeartsaver CPR/AED Course
$80
The Heartsaver CPR/AED course is a 2-hour course that teaches participants to deliver CPR and operate automated external defibrillators (AEDs). Students will learn lifesaving techniques based on the latest AHA Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care.
The hands-on training covers proper chest compressions, rescue breathing, and AED operation through practical scenarios that build practical experience. Participants will earn their American Heart Association certification upon completion, which is valid for 2 years.
View Heartsaver ClassesHeartsaver First Aid Course
$75
The Heartsaver First Aid course teaches essential first aid skills, helping participants prepare to handle the most common medical emergencies effectively. Students learn wound care, choking response, and cardiac arrest intervention through hands-on practice scenarios.
The training covers recognition of emergencies, proper activation of emergency services, and critical lifesaving techniques based on current American Heart Association guidelines. Participants receive their American Heart Association certification, valid for 2 years, upon successful completion of this focused training program.
View First Aid ClassesFirst Aid and BLS Combo
$170
Best for: Healthcare professionals, employees, educators, childcare providers, coaches, fitness professionals, students, and others who need both CPR/BLS training and practical first aid skills for medical and injury emergencies.
Options: Depending on the course selected, BLS and First Aid may be available through instructor-led or blended-learning formats. Blended First Aid courses require completion of the online portion followed by a hands-on skills session with an AHA Instructor. Students completing the full Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED pathway receive a course completion card after all required components are completed.
View Combo CourseWhat is Heartsaver?
Heartsaver certification is an American Heart Association credential that verifies your ability to perform CPR, operate an AED, and deliver first aid during emergency situations. This certification is best for people with limited medical training who need official documentation for workplace requirements, OSHA compliance, or regulatory standards. Students must show hands-on skills proficiency through practical testing to earn their completion card. The credential confirms competency in lifesaving techniques for cardiac emergencies and other medical situations across workplace, home, and community environments. This certification is valid for two years from the date of completion and must be renewed before it expires to maintain your certified status.
The Heartsaver certification benefits non-medical professionals by teaching them how to respond to emergencies effectively, whether at home, in the workplace, or in everyday situations. Some benefits of getting a Heartsaver certification in Hawaii are:
- Meets mandatory workplace and regulatory compliance requirements effectively.
- Provides confidence to respond during cardiac and medical emergencies.
- Enhances job prospects in healthcare, education, and fitness industries.
- Develops essential lifesaving skills for family and community protection.
- Validates professional competency through recognized American Heart Association credentialing.
How to become Heartsaver certified?
Enroll your employees or yourself in the training
- Choose either Certification or Renewal
- Select your preferred training style (Blended or In-Person)
- Register online easily
Step 1
Pre-course work/Assessment or Heartcode
- Attend your Heartsaver classes
- Receive expert guidance from AHA-certified instructors
- Practice hands-on Heartsaver skills
Step 2
Pass & Get your certification
- Successfully complete the final written and skills exams
- Receive your official Heartsaver certification card
- Your certification will be valid for 2 years
Step 3
Who Needs a Heartsaver Course?
Heartsaver courses may be required for healthcare professionals whose roles involve advanced assessment or treatment during cardiovascular emergencies. Common participants include:
Physicians
Emergency and critical-care physicians
Nurses
Registered nurses and advanced-practice providers
Paramedics
Paramedics and other advanced prehospital clinicians
Emergency Medicine Care Providers
Emergency department staff
Intensive Care Providers
Intensive-care and critical-care workers
Pediatric Care Staff
Pediatric healthcare workers
Heartsaver Training Formats
Instructor-led
In an instructor-led course, students complete the scheduled cognitive instruction, hands-on practice, team-based scenarios, skills testing, and written or cognitive assessment required for that course option. Review the listing for pre-course work and material requirements.
Book In-Person ClassesHeartCode blended learning
HeartCode combines an AHA online course with a required hands-on skills session. The online portion must be completed before the skills appointment. The skills session focuses on practice, debriefing, team scenarios, and required skills testing.
Book Blended ClassesPrivate and onsite training
Healthcare facilities, clinical teams, emergency-response organizations, and other eligible groups may request private training. Availability depends on the course required, participant count, location, instructor availability, and scheduling needs.
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Heartsaver Classes Near Honolulu Healthcare and Education Centers
The Defib Hawaii classroom is located at 1314 S King Street, Suite 606, in Honolulu. The location is used by healthcare professionals and students from across Honolulu and Oʻahu, including people connected with Queen’s Medical Center, Straub Medical Center, Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women and Children, Kaiser Permanente Moanalua, Pali Momi Medical Center, Adventist Health Castle, UH Mānoa, JABSOM, Hawaiʻi Pacific University, Chaminade University, and other employers and schools.
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FAQs about our Heartsaver Classes
What is the Difference between a BLS and a Heartsaver course?
BLS (Basic Life Support) training is designed for healthcare providers and covers advanced techniques like two-person CPR and airway management. Heartsaver courses focus on basic emergency response skills intended for the general public or workplace responders.
How can I Get Heartsaver Certified?
To get Heartsaver certified, you must complete an American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver course, which includes training in CPR, AED use, and basic first aid. After successful completion of the course and passing the skills test, you will receive your certification.
How to become a Heartsaver Instructor?
To become a Heartsaver instructor, you must complete the AHA Instructor Essentials course and meet eligibility requirements, including current Heartsaver certification and experience in teaching or healthcare.
How Long Does Heartsaver Total Take?
Heartsaver Total courses typically take between 4 and 6 hours to complete, depending on the delivery format and the specific topics included.
Who Should Take a Heartsaver Course?
Heartsaver courses are suitable for anyone who wants to learn basic lifesaving skills, including workplace responders, teachers, parents, and community members without formal medical training.
Are Minors Allowed to Take Heartsaver Courses?
Yes, minors aged 11 and older can enroll in Heartsaver courses, provided they have parental consent and can actively participate in the hands-on training.
What are the Differences Between Online and Classroom Heartsaver Training Options?
Online Heartsaver courses offer flexible learning of the theory portion, while classroom sessions focus on hands-on skills practice and testing. Certification requires completion of both components.