Offering American Heart CPR training classes with a two year CPR certification at 13 locations across Minnesota.

Our classes are fun and complete, provide a two-year American Heart certification, and make use of only the most current training materials. Classes run four hours, six hours if First Aid training is given.

We have two class options:

• Private on-site classes for your organization or employees.

• Public open enrollment classes.

Avoid unreliable online certification.  Online certification often requires you to test out with an instructor at a later date, it typically needs repeating every year, often not accepted by employers or institutions, and it cannot give you the type of individualized instruction we deliver.
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We make training fun! Unsure what class to take?  Click here for help! or call us at 763-262-4776 during normal business hours.

Discovering the In-Pulse difference in the twin cities.

It doesn’t matter if you are a healthcare professional, a teacher, childcare provider, businessman or woman, laborer, student, parent, or just a neighbor. It is important that you are prepared for an emergency. Being prepared can make the difference between life and death.

At In-Pulse CPR, we feel that you CAN learn a lot from a “dummy”.  We offer a variety of open enrollment class locations and times to meet your busy schedule.  We also offer onsite private classes for your group.  Every class includes adult, child, and infant CPR training, including the treatment of an airway obstruction, recognition of an impending emergency, and clear instruction in the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).

First Aid training is also available and includes but is not limited to: soft tissue injuries, bone and muscle injuries, medical emergencies (including diabetic emergencies), anaphylactic shock (including how to use an epi-pen) and environmental emergencies.

All of the instructors with In-Pulse CPR come with years of experience in the medical field and offer real life experiences to help trainees better understand the importance of CPR.

We make training fun! Unsure what class to take?  Click here for help!

Want to get started now?  Click here to register!

Recent Blog Posts

• LUCAS Device Helps Saves Lives

  There is a new device on the market that not only makes CPR more efficient but it also makes the lives of doctors and EMT’s much easier.

• The American Heart Association: A brief history of a great institution.

  It wasn’t until the late 1930’s that AHA begun looking at ways to extend their activities to reach the public.

• Tribute to Paramedics

  Paramedics also have the strength to see people at their worst day in and day out knowing that not everyone can be saved. They do this with a quiet strength, perseverance and courage that most of us would find hard to understand.

• Nursing Shortages

  The nursing shortage has many bad side effects in the medical community. It increases the number of hours nurses have to work. The increase of hours makes nurses feel highly stressed which in turn in some cases may lead to them not getting to spend time with their loved ones.

• CPR and its Meaning

  Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation or CPR is simply a way of “buying time”