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Best cpr aed bls acls pals and first aid certification classes in South Florida, FL - CPR Florida - Learn cpr bls near me.

Learn American Heart Association, Red Cross and ASHI cpr or bls and advanced emergency training classes such as acls, pals and first aid today in south florida

Our services and certification classes:

CPR AED and First Aid
BLS, ACLS, PALS
First Aid, Oxygen, Bloodborne Pathogens

Prices:

American Heart Heartsaver Layperson CPR and AED $80
American Heart Heartsaver CPR, AED and First Aid $85
American Heart Healthcare Provider BLS $90
ACLS certification renewal $170 - ACLS First Time $200
PALS certification $200
*Combos - AHA BLS and ACLS $240 or AHA ACLS and PALS $340

Top 3 reasons to pick CPR Florida:

Why thousands of students choose us each year:

1. Classes six days a week and five different offices or we travel to you.
2. All instructors are healthcare professionals, are licensed and insured. (We have a staff of 22 instructors)
3. You get a fun, educational and stress-free class, free cpr keychain, snacks, drinks AND your certification ecard the very same day!

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What is there to do in South Florida besides learning how to do cpr and use an aed?

Best Breweries in South Florida:

https://miami.eater.com/maps/beer-guide-map-breweries-craft-beer We love Copperpoint, Lincolln's Beard, Civil Society, Funky Buddha, Matthew's Brewery, Prison Pals and Tank. We have even met our cpr students there for a class at times or after.

Top Bars and waterfront restaurants: Two Georges, Benny's on the Beach, Key Lime House, Tike Bar in Delray, Elbo Room, Dive Bar Jupiter, Guanabanas, Hollywood Boardwalk, JBs on the Beach, Boathouse and Flip Flops.

https://www.fortlauderdaledaily.com/features/waterfront-dining/best-waterfront-restaurants-south-florida-will-make-you-always-want-dine

Where to have fun at the beach: Check ahead of time as most beaches is pay to park. Many of the beaches and inlets have parks, playgrounds and grills. Many of them are open, but some you have to reserve a pavilion. A cool place to snorkel and swim is Peanut Island and Blue Heron Bridge. A newer developed beach and bars and restaurants and volleyball area is at Singer Island Beach. If you want cool places to kneeboard, ski and tube, always try the Intracoastal first. Most cties have Segway tours, Diva Duck and water taxis to get on the water or near it for a low price. Margaritaville in Hollywood has a surf area, wave house wavemaker, right on the beach. The best outdoor water park is Rapids in Riviera Beach. A pretty good place to do smaller water activities is Calypso Bay in Wellington.

https://www.travelchannel.com/interests/beaches/articles/top-10-beaches-in-florida

Sightseeing and things to do: With awessome weather all year, there are thousands of things to explore. Spend a weekend in the Florida Keys, Swim in the Venetian Pool, Go to a Miami Dolphins or Marlins game, attend an outdoor music festival, walk along south beach and Bayfront. See a Miami Heat game, take a quick bahama cruise trip, See the Everglades, Picnic at David T. Kennedy Park. Hop a tram at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. Explore Everglades National Park. Be sure to check out lots of lakes, the instracoastal, beaches and cool outdoor splash pads.

https://vacationidea.com/florida/best-things-to-do-in-southern-florida.html

More cool things to try with the family: Drive Shack Golf in West Palm Beach, Extreme Action Park in Oakland Park, Game of Axes in Boynton Beach, Snorkeling around Peanut Island, Tiger Cove Shark Water Park in West Palm Beach, Venetian Pool in Miami.

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