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CPR Classes in Omaha For Families And Community Members

CPR/BLS Courses
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Why Take a CPR Class at Nebraska Methodist College?


-AHA-authorized training site: All courses follow American Heart Association guidelines and are taught by AHA-certified instructors.
-Designed for the community: Our courses are built for everyday people, not healthcare professionals. No medical background required.
Hands-on learning: Every class includes practice on manikins so you leave with real confidence, not just a completion card.
-Flexible registration: Register online and find a session that fits your schedule.
-Trusted institution: NMC has trained healthcare professionals and community members in Omaha for over 135 years.

Family and Friends CPR (for adults, children, and infants)

This course is ideal for new families and caregivers and focuses on CPR, AED, and airway block for adults, children and infants

Heartsaver CPR AED

Heartsaver CPR AED is geared towards anyone with little or no medical training who desires to learn CPR and how to use an AED

Heartsaver Skills Check Off

This course is for those individuals who have completed the American Heart Association Heartsaver® Total - Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Online e-Learning course (Part 1) and require skills practice and testing for certification (Part 2).

Stop the Bleed

Bleeding control course designed for anyone. Learn how to apply direct pressure, pack a wound, and use a tourniquet properly.

Additional Course Details

NMC Course Information
The Family and Friends CPR Courses are designed to teach the skills of CPR for victims of all ages. Family and Friends CPR Courses offer no completion card.
Do you want a more in-depth class to learn CPR and AED use? Take a Heartsaver CPR and AED class.
Need a completion card for your job and you are not a healthcare provider? Take a HeartSaver CPR, AED, First Aid class. This is a skills check. Participants are required to purchase the online AHA Total Heartsaver course.  *Check your state's requirements prior to registering.
Stop the Bleed class will show methods to manage bleeding in an emergent situation.
Course Cancellations

We reserve the right to cancel class due to insufficient registrations. If you have questions regarding class cancellations due to weather, please check the email you registered with for class for updates.

Participant Cancellations

If you need to reschedule or cancel your class, please do so at least five days prior to the class. This will allow other students the opportunity to attend the class. Please note: any cancellation made within 24 hours or less prior to the start of the class will not be refunded. No call, no show will be required to pay for a rescheduled course.

Health Problems

If you experience any of the following, please email lc@methodistcollege.edu to make arrangements:
• Dermatologic lesions on hands or in oral circumoral spaces
• Hepatitis B Surface antigen seropositive
• Positive state of Human Immunodeficiency Virus- AIDS
• Upper respiratory infection
• Any active state of infection

*The manikins are latex and could cause an allergic reaction. Please inform the instructor if accommodations need to be made.

FAQ: Common CPR Questions

What CPR classes does Nebraska Methodist College offer?
Nebraska Methodist College offers four American Heart Association-aligned courses for community members: Family & Friends CPR, Heartsaver CPR AED, Heartsaver Skills Check Off, and Stop the Bleed. Each course is designed for non-healthcare audiences and requires no prior medical training.
Do I need any prior experience to take a CPR class at NMC?
No prior experience is required for any of NMC’s community CPR courses. Family & Friends CPR and Stop the Bleed are designed specifically for everyday people who want to be ready to respond in an emergency at home or in their community.
Where are NMC’s CPR classes held, and how long do they take?

Nebraska Methodist College Clark Building, 720 N 87th St., unless otherwise stated in the confirmation email. Course length varies based on which type of course; the start and end time of the course is listed in the course catalog.

How much does a CPR class at NMC cost?

Course fees range from $25 to $255 depending on the course selected. Registration is available online. Please visit our course catalog for further details.

Will I receive an AHA certification card after completing the course?
The Heartsaver CPR AED and Heartsaver Skills Check Off courses result in an American Heart Association completion card, which is widely accepted by employers and organizations. The Family & Friends CPR and Stop the Bleed courses provide a completion certificate rather than a certification card.
Can I take a CPR class at NMC if I just want to refresh my skills?

Yes. The Heartsaver Skills Check Off is designed for current AHA card holders who need to renew their certification by demonstrating skills competency. 

For More Information

Please contact the NMC's Learning Center at LC@methodistcollege.edu.

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