CPR HCP re-certifications are Red Cross courses designed to renew previously awarded CPR HCP certification cards. This course is significantly shorter and cheaper than the original full length course. This course takes approximately 4 to 6 hours and is completed within one day. The course curriculum remains the same but the course content will be taught in a condensed format. The Red Cross first aid instructor will have the candidates focus on skills and knowledge areas that need improvement and will focus on changes to standards.

Pre-requisites for CPR “HCP” Re-Certification Course:

• Candidates must have completed a CPR HCP full course or re-certification course within the past 5 years.
• Candidates must have completed the course with a credible provider such as the Canadian Red Cross, Lifesaving Society, Heart and Stroke Foundation or St. Johns Ambulance.
• Candidates must have a completed the previous course within Canada. If you have completed the course outside of Canada you must receive approval from Canadian provider (i.e. Canadian Red Cross) to attend a re-certification course.
• Previous certification must state CPR HCP certification. Candidates can not bring a CPR level “A” or CPR level “C” certificate to a CPR HCP re-certification.

Cost of CPR Course:

The cost of a CPR HCP re-certification is 45.00 dollars. Recert fee includes Red Cross certification fee’s and all applicable taxes.

Registration and Location for CPR HCP Re-Certification Training

We offer CPR HCP recertification throughout Canada at convenient and comfortable locations near you. To register for a course select your location from below, the menu bar or the side menu bar. After selecting your location, to guarantee a spot in the course, fill out the registration form. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to ask. Register for a CPR “HCP” re-certification course today.