Heartsaver CPR & First Aid
CPR & First Aid for everyday responders
For parents, caregivers, teachers, coaches, workplace teams, and community members who want practical CPR, AED, choking-relief, and first-aid skills.
Explore Heartsaver curriculumIndividual, community & workplace training
Build confidence to respond in an emergency with CPR and first-aid training near Schenectady. EMIC helps individuals, caregivers, educators, and teams identify the course that fits their real-world need.
Choose your path
CPR and first aid can mean different things to a parent, a school staff member, a workplace safety lead, or a clinician. The cards below keep community-focused learning distinct from healthcare life-support courses, so you can explore the right curriculum before making a request.
Heartsaver CPR & First Aid
For parents, caregivers, teachers, coaches, workplace teams, and community members who want practical CPR, AED, choking-relief, and first-aid skills.
Explore Heartsaver curriculumBasic Life Support
For healthcare providers and first responders who need a healthcare-focused course with team-based resuscitation skills.
See Schenectady BLS optionsACLS & PALS
For eligible clinicians whose professional role calls for advanced cardiovascular or pediatric life-support training.
Explore ACLS in Schenectady Explore PALS in SchenectadyA practical next step
Heartsaver CPR & First Aid is a practical option for people without a healthcare role who want or need emergency-response skills. Depending on the course option, the curriculum can cover adult, child, and infant CPR, AED use, choking relief, and first-aid response for common emergencies.
Certification is earned after required course components and assessments are successfully completed. Contact EMIC with questions about processing or current availability, and verify any employer, school, or program requirement before choosing a course.
Parents, caregivers, coaches, teachers, and community members can begin with a community-focused CPR and first-aid course.
A team request lets EMIC review your training goals; it does not confirm a class, price, venue, or onsite arrangement.
Ask the organization that requested training which course they accept, then compare its requirement with the published curriculum.
Use the calendar for announced classes. If no listed option works, request training and wait for EMIC's response.
View announced dates on the class calendar. If you submit a request for individual, group, or workplace training, it is an inquiry—not a confirmed booking, seat, payment, or onsite commitment. EMIC will review availability and communicate the next steps.
Helpful answers
Heartsaver CPR & First Aid is the starting point for most individuals, caregivers, educators, and workplace or community responders. BLS is designed for healthcare providers and first responders. If a job, school, or licensing body has given you a requirement, confirm the required course with that organization before enrolling.
No. The calendar lists announced classes. A class request is also not a confirmed booking or payment. Follow the instructions provided for an announced class, or submit a request and wait for EMIC to confirm availability and next steps.
The curriculum addresses CPR, AED use, choking relief, and first-aid response for common emergencies. Review the Heartsaver curriculum for the current course scope and ask EMIC about the option that fits your needs.
Yes. Organizations may request training for their team. Onsite arrangements are subject to EMIC team review, instructor and venue availability, and a confirmed quote; a request is not a confirmation of onsite availability.
EMIC's published Schenectady location is 1737 Union Street, Suite 110, Schenectady, NY 12309. Contact EMIC before attending if you have access needs or need to confirm details for a particular class.
Local field notes
Explore EMIC’s local training work, from a documented education program to a historical community CPR initiative in Schenectady. See the context, the instructor and a carefully scoped learning snapshot.
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Schenectady classroom · Capital Region training requests
View published classes, or request a course and preferred date for review. A request does not reserve a seat, confirm an instructor or charge a payment.
Confirm your class location before traveling. Contact us in advance about building access, accommodation needs, course requirements or a different training venue. Albany and Clifton Park pages describe service audiences, not additional EMIC branches.