On-Site CPR Training for Groups & Businesses
If your group or team needs to get certified in CPR, first aid, or another life-saving course, we’d love to help by providing on-site training at the location of your choice!
Healthcare Certifications
Best suited for medical practices and offices, our group healthcare training classes offer easy access to certification cards and lifesaving instruction. Upon completing a class you’ll receive e-cards within one business day and courtesy renewal reminders.
Workplace Certifications
For regulated businesses that require health and safety training, Vitali offers competitively-priced workplace safety certifications in CPR/AED, First Aid, and more. Keep your business OSHA-compliant with hands-on instruction during our on-site group training.
Non-Regulatory Training
For non-regulated businesses and organizations like churches, law firms, boy and girl scout troops, or fitness centers, Vitali offers on-site medical training that’s easy to book and effective at providing CPR/AED and First Aid instruction for your group.
The Benefits of
On-Site Training
No matter what brings them to us, students love on-site medical training because it offers the certifications and education needed to help champion good health in any industry. After receiving accessible, affordable instruction at the location of their choice, groups who train with us report feeling more prepared and confident in their ability to help in a medical emergency.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer group discounts?
Yes! Groups can expect to receive exclusive discounts. We can also provide the training at a location of their choice at no additional cost and no class size minimums. If you’re in need of on-site group training, request a quote here.
How long have you been providing on-site medical training?
Vitali has been proudly providing on-site CPR and First Aid training at all levels since 2013.
What if someone in my group is unable to attend?
If anyone is unable to make group training, we can accommodate them with a spot in one of our public classes at the same discounted rate.
What types of organizations and companies benefit from on-site training?
Aside from healthcare facilities like clinics and dental offices, regulated businesses like manufacturing facilities, daycare centers, and schools require up-to-date CPR training. We also recommend on-site training for other organizations looking to improve safety, such as churches, fitness centers, law offices, and Scout troops.
What’s the min/max number of people allowed in an on-site CPR training class?
We train groups of varying sizes on-site, whether that be 1-2 people or 15+. Our class pricing is set at a flat rate and includes up to 6 people, but students may be added for an additional fee.
We typically suggest that organizations and companies offer multiple classes, rather than increase the number of students in one. This option can be just as cost-efficient and helps us maintain a strict instructor-to-student ratio. Depending on the location and industry, we generally recommend training no more than 20 students at a time.
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A new level of understanding.
Great experience! I have renewed my PALS certification many times, but never have I felt this level of understanding. The instructor was great and took his time answering all my questions.
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