We will be holding a Standard CPR & AED class on February 19 @ 6:00 PM. While our online registration is down, please contact [email protected] to register for the class. The cost is $45 per student payable in cash or check at the start of class. Please contact us with any questions.

​​Curso de RCP y DEA, Habla Hispana

​Este curso está diseñado para el público, es decir, empresas, maestros, grupos de jóvenes, etc. Los temas cubiertos en este curso incluyen: RCP para adultos, RCP para niños, RCP para bebés, asfixia, boca a boca y uso de la máscara facial de bolsillo. Tenga en cuenta que hay una prueba de HABILIDADES para este curso. Un examen escrito está disponible si lo requiere un empleador. Debe comunicarse con nosotros a [email protected] para programar el examen escrito la noche del curso.

Esta clase de CPR/AED es un curso de certificación que dura aproximadamente dos (2) horas. Los estudiantes deben tener al menos 12 años para participar en el curso, aunque deben tener 16 años para recibir la certificación.

BLAST! (Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training) Coming soon!

​BLAST! (Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training), Second Edition is an important training program for potential babysitters and parents considering hiring a babysitter. The BLAST! program is exciting and interactive, providing extensive training in pediatric first aid, household safety, and the fundamentals of childcare. Features of the Second Edition include: Most current practices for safety and injury prevention while babysitting First Aid basics for emergency response Quick references tools for babysitters Fun, easy to follow booklet Designed for people ages 13 and older, their parents, and parents looking to hire a babysitter, the BLAST! program can prepare children to interview for a babysitting job, select safe and suitable games and activities, prevent accidents, perform first aid, and begin babysitting safely and competently.
Please select from above for a listing of CPR and First Aid classes or contact us for information on classes at your workplace for larger groups

Thank you for your interest in CPR / First Aid Training

Sudden Cardiac Arrest is one of the leading causes of death in the United States every year. Most people who suffer sudden cardiac arrest outside of a hospital do not receive quick CPR from bystanders which would otherwise give them a better chance at survival. This is unfortunate since CPR can be easily learned and is taught all over the country. Early CPR doubles and can even triple the survival chance of those who suffer sudden cardiac arrest. Why should you consider CPR?

You no longer need to do mouth to mouth

For the longest time, CPR was taught with mouth to mouth breathing as a required component. Guidelines were changed in 2010. These new guidelines show a strong push for hands only CPR. Studies have shown that bystanders were less likely to perform CPR out of fear they would not handle an airway correctly and also had concerns with direct mouth to mouth contact. New guidelines teach techniques which focus more on the compressions which have been shown to be just as effective as full CPR in people who suffer sudden cardiac arrest. 

CPR Saves Lives


When someone suffers sudden cardiac arrest, their heart is not sufficiently pumping blood throughout the body. For every minute without proper circulation, the chances of survival drop significantly. by performing CPR, you are acting as the persons living heart beat. Early CPR keeps blood circulating throughout the body until trained help arrives or the person arrives at a hospital.

Many cardiac arrests happen at home
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Most cardiac arrrests happen at home. This means that loved ones are saved at home by parents, children, and guests in the home. Early CPR is necessary to keep someone alive until help gets there. 

Your child might already be a step ahead of you

The Southampton Village Volunteer Ambulance has made a big push to bring CPR to schools and camps. Thousands of students across the country have already been taught Hands Only CPR as well as steps for choking and how to recognize allergic reactions. For the last several years in Southampton, we started hands only teaching at several area schools, teaching students of all ages.