Adult CPR/AED
Adult CPR, cardiac arrest response and AED use.

Dayton, Ohio
Hands-on classroom and blended-learning certification for individuals, childcare professionals, healthcare workers and workplace groups.
Led by an experienced Registered Nurse and American Red Cross instructor.
Skill-focused instruction—not online-only certification.
Choose classroom, blended or eligible skills sessions.
Issued after successful completion of course requirements.
Choose your training
Clear course choices, practical instruction and no surprise format requirements. Private group rates are quoted separately.
Adult CPR, cardiac arrest response and AED use.
A broader course for workplaces, caregivers and community members.
Adult, child and infant CPR skills with AED instruction.
The most complete option for childcare and family-focused settings.
Credit and debit cards are preferred. PayPal will remain available as a payment option. Other secure methods may also appear when available for the customer’s device and account.
Skills-session pricing applies only to eligible course formats. Online work must be completed before the scheduled in-person session. Exact availability and requirements are confirmed before registration.
Ohio childcare professionals
Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED includes hands-on adult, child and infant skills and is the most complete option for childcare-focused settings.
Ohio childcare rules require age-appropriate first aid and CPR, and CPR cannot be completed solely through electronic media. Participants should verify the exact course required for their position or licensing program before registering.
Ask about childcare trainingPrivate training
Arrange instruction at your workplace, childcare program, community organization or our Dayton-area venue.
Request a group quoteReduce travel and train your team together.
Workplaces, childcare teams and community organizations.
Weekday and Sunday options based on availability.
Course, format, headcount and price confirmed in advance.
Our training team
Bureau of Nursing Arts LLC provides accurate, practical instruction through qualified professionals who pair required course content with calm, supportive coaching.
Every course is assigned to an instructor holding the applicable current certification and is delivered only within authorized training-provider course scope.
Patient advocacy
Independent advocacy and care-coordination support may include preparing for appointments, organizing questions, locating community resources, understanding next steps and communicating concerns. Advocacy does not replace medical care, diagnosis, treatment or emergency services.
Tell us briefly what kind of support you are seeking. Do not send private medical information by ordinary email.
Contact Bureau of Nursing ArtsFrequently asked questions
Successful participants receive the applicable American Red Cross digital certificate after meeting all course requirements. Certificate validity and requirements vary by course and are displayed during registration.
Complete the assigned online portion before your scheduled in-person skills session. Bring proof of completion. The hands-on session verifies the skills required for certification.
Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED includes hands-on adult, child and infant skills. Participants should verify the exact course required for their position or licensing program before registering.
Yes. Private group and workplace training may be arranged at your location or at our Dayton-area venue. Request a quote with your preferred date and group size.
Arrive on time and ready to participate. Blended-learning students must finish the assigned online work before the skills session. Late arrival or incomplete online work may require rescheduling.
Class fees are refundable when Bureau of Nursing Arts cancels a class. Student cancellation, transfer, no-show and group-deposit terms are disclosed before payment and may vary by offering.
Registration information is used to coordinate training and certificates. Do not submit medical or other sensitive information through ordinary email. Call 911 for an emergency.