American Heart Association training for workplaces, schools, childcare, and families. No medical background needed. Choose from five Heartsaver courses and get your eCard the same day you pass.
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Work in healthcare? You need BLS instead.
Heartsaver is American Heart Association CPR and first aid training for people outside healthcare. The five courses differ in what they cover. Pick the one your job, school, or license asks for.
Pick by what you need to learn
CPR, AED use, and choking relief for adults. Child and infant CPR can be added when your job calls for it.
Best for: workplaces, gyms, coaches, and parents.
See datesHow to care for bleeding, burns, broken bones, allergic reactions, and sudden illness until help arrives. This course does not include CPR.
Best for: jobs that require first aid but not CPR.
See datesEverything in CPR AED and First Aid, together in one class.
Best for: jobs that ask for both CPR and first aid.
See datesOr pick by where you work
First aid, CPR, and AED for children and adults, focused on the emergencies school staff are most likely to face.
Best for: teachers, school staff, coaches, and bus drivers.
See datesFirst aid, CPR, and AED focused on infants and children.
Best for: childcare providers, preschool staff, babysitters, and parents.
See datesNot sure which one? Ask your employer what they require, or text (775) 235-2117 and we'll help you pick.
Every date below covers all Heartsaver courses. Tap Register, then pick your course from the course menu. Dates update live from our schedule.
Heartsaver classes meet at 255 W Moana Ln, Suite 200 in Reno, an easy drive for workplace teams, schools, childcare centers, and families from Sparks, Carson City, Fernley, and Lake Tahoe.
Both formats end with the same AHA Heartsaver eCard. Pick the one that fits your schedule.
Learn and practice every skill with an instructor in one visit. A great fit for first-timers and for teams training together.
See classroom datesPrefer to start online? Complete the American Heart Association online course at your own pace, then come in for a short hands-on skills session. Available for most Heartsaver courses.
See skills session datesHeartsaver teaches you what to do in the first few minutes of an emergency, before help arrives. You'll practice every skill hands-on with patient instructors who have trained Reno workplaces, schools, and families since 2015.
Pass the course and your AHA Heartsaver eCard is issued the same day.
Built for first-timers. Your instructor walks you through every skill step by step.
More hands-on time with the manikins, and more time for your questions.
Take the full classroom course, or do the online part first and come in for skills.
Certified AHA instructors with real-world emergency care experience.
Private Heartsaver classes for workplaces, schools, and childcare centers.

The American Heart Association eCard is your official Heartsaver credential. It arrives by email the day you pass, and employers can verify it online in seconds.
Heartsaver is for anyone outside healthcare who needs a CPR or first aid card for work, or simply wants to be ready to help.
Work in healthcare? Nurses, EMS, and medical and dental teams need BLS instead.
See BLS classesThey cover different skills. Heartsaver CPR AED teaches CPR, AED use, and choking relief. Heartsaver First Aid teaches care for injuries and sudden illness, without CPR. Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED combines both. Heartsaver for K-12 Schools and Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED also cover all three, tailored to schools and childcare.
Check what your employer, school, or licensing agency asks for and pick the course with the same name. If they only say CPR, Heartsaver CPR AED is usually the right fit. Still not sure? Text (775) 235-2117 and we'll help you choose.
No. Heartsaver is for workplaces, schools, childcare, and the public. BLS is the healthcare provider course for nurses, EMS, and medical and dental teams. If you work in healthcare, take BLS.
No. Heartsaver is designed for people with no medical training. Your instructor walks you through every skill, and you'll practice hands-on until you're comfortable.
Every Heartsaver course card is valid for 2 years from the date you complete the course.
Heartsaver courses are $60 to $95, depending on which course you choose. Text or call (775) 235-2117 for the price of a specific course or a group quote.
You'll receive your AHA Heartsaver eCard the same day you complete the course and pass the hands-on skills test. The eCard is your official credential.
Pick a date on this page and tap Register to finish on our secure checkout. Registration and payment are online only, so we can't take them over the phone.
Contact us before your class. Heartsaver reschedules are $25, and all purchases are nonrefundable. Full details are in our terms and conditions.
Yes. We schedule private Heartsaver classes for workplaces, schools, and childcare centers. Text or call (775) 235-2117 to set one up.
Yes. Hinson CPR is the new name for Sierra BLS. Same owner, same classroom on Moana Lane, and the same American Heart Association Training Site.
The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in all AHA courses and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the AHA. Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees needed for AHA course materials, do not represent income to the AHA.
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Larry was fantastic! Class was broken into easily digestible sections, the mannequins & equipment was perfect for learning. Larry is so knowledgeable from his education and experience in the military and medical facilities. Highly recommend his courses.
Excellent experience overall. Instructor was prepared and able to answer all questions throughout. The instructor has a ton of experience and was able to properly correct our efforts without making us feel dumb. He was both patient and professional in all dealings.
The instructor for the class was very helpful and flexible to help me get my certification when I needed it with short notice. AHA’s website was down the day of our class, but the instructor was prepared with alternatives to help me still get my AHA certification that day.
Five course options, patient instructors, and your AHA eCard the same day you pass. Pick your course and save your spot.