Certification That Meets National Standards

CPR Training in Garfield Heights for healthcare workers and professionals requiring American Heart Association certification

Healthcorp Verification Stations delivers CPR training in Garfield Heights using a hybrid model that combines American Heart Association online coursework with hands-on skills verification. The training applies to anyone who needs official CPR certification for professional requirements, license renewal, or workplace compliance. Students complete the required online portion before attending the in-person skills session, where RQI automated manikins provide real-time feedback during practice.


The training consists of two mandatory components: the American Heart Association online course and a hands-on skills verification session. The online module covers CPR theory, compression techniques, and emergency response protocols, while the in-person session confirms that you can perform chest compressions at the correct depth and rate, deliver rescue breaths properly, and respond to cardiac arrest scenarios. RQI automated manikins measure your performance and provide immediate feedback on compression depth, rate, and hand placement, ensuring that your technique meets national standards before certification is issued.


Schedule your skills verification session after completing the online coursework to finalize your certification.

How the Hybrid Training Model Works

The American Heart Association online course must be completed before you attend the hands-on skills session, and students who have not yet enrolled can text Healthcorp Verification Stations for assistance with registration and scheduling. The online portion typically takes two to three hours and includes video demonstrations, knowledge checks, and scenario-based questions that cover adult, child, and infant CPR techniques. Once you finish the online course, you receive access to schedule your in-person skills verification.


During the skills session, you work with RQI automated manikins that track compression depth, rate, and recoil in real time. The system provides visual and auditory feedback as you practice, allowing you to adjust your technique immediately rather than waiting for instructor correction. After you demonstrate proficiency in all required skills, you receive an official American Heart Association eCard, which is accepted by employers, licensing boards, and healthcare facilities nationwide.



The RQI system records your performance data and stores it in the American Heart Association database, so your certification status is verifiable by any organization that requires proof of training. The eCard includes your certification number, issue date, and expiration date, and it can be printed or shared electronically.

What to Know Before You Enroll

Students often have questions about the training structure and certification process before scheduling their sessions.

  • What happens if I haven't completed the online course yet?

    You can text Healthcorp Verification Stations for assistance with enrolling in the American Heart Association online course and scheduling your hands-on skills session once the coursework is finished.

  • How does the RQI manikin provide feedback during practice?

    The automated manikin measures your compression depth, rate, and hand placement in real time, displaying visual indicators and auditory cues that tell you whether your technique meets American Heart Association standards.

  • When will I receive my certification after completing both portions?

    Your official American Heart Association eCard is issued immediately after you successfully complete the hands-on skills verification, and it is sent electronically to the email address you provided during registration.

  • How long is CPR certification valid in Garfield Heights?

    American Heart Association CPR certification is valid for two years from the date of issue, and most employers and licensing boards require renewal before the expiration date to maintain compliance.

  • What should I bring to the skills session?

    Bring a photo ID and confirmation of your completed online course, and wear comfortable clothing that allows you to kneel and perform chest compressions on the manikin without restriction.

Healthcorp Verification Stations coordinates both the online enrollment and the hands-on skills verification to ensure your certification process is completed without delays. Text Healthcorp Verification Stations to confirm your session details and finalize your training schedule.