Bloodborne Pathogens Online (AHA): Includes Skills Session in Chicago (Lincoln Park), Illinois

Cancellation
We do not issue refunds. If you cancel or do not attend the course, you forfeit your payment.

Rescheduling *Requests must be made in writing (info@citywidecpr.com), for our documentation. You may reschedule only once. *Fees apply.
A $20 fee applies if a request is made within 7 days of the class.
A $10 fee applies if a request is made at least 7 days before the class.

Late Policy
No late admittance will be allowed. You must make a request to reschedule in writing.
A $20 rescheduling fee applies. *See Rescheduling for details.

You are purchasing Heartsaver Bloodborne Pathogens Online, which includes:

H/S Bloodborne Pathogens Online Course, Skills Session, 2 year AHA Card

After purchasing the online package, you will receive the Heartsaver Bloodborne Pathogens American Heart Association online course, via email, from info@citywidecpr.com. If you do not receive your online course within 24 hours, please email info@citywidecpr.com. Or, call 866-757-5453.

Part 1. Complete the self-directed online course and print out your online proof of course completion.

Part 2. Present your online proof of completion at the time/location of the skills session for which you registered.

Part 3. Complete the hands-on skills session with a Citywide CPR Instructor.

Skills Session Expectations:

Please be on time.
This session is a monitoring and testing session.
No instruction or presentation is conducted by the instructor.
Review the video clips available online and practice your skills.

Be prepared. The instructor will evaluate your performance and give you your certification card
once you show competency. In the event that you are unprepared, the instructor will talk with you about
rescheduling options.

This course is designed for first-time or renewal bloodborne pathogens training. It teaches students how to protect themselves from bloodborne pathogens, how to act when exposed to blood or blood-containing materials, how to use the correct steps to clean themselves and the area when exposed, and how to report any exposure in the workplace.