CPR, BLS & First Aid Classes in Dallas–Fort Worth
Nation's Best CPR provides American Red Cross and American Heart Association CPR, BLS, First Aid and AED training across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, from our Richardson office and venues in Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Irving, Grapevine, Lewisville, Farmers Branch, Denton and Midlothian. Join a scheduled class or have us train your team onsite. Courses with a hands-on skills session give a 2-year, OSHA-compliant certification, with digital certificates processed the same day.
Courses in Dallas–Fort Worth
| Course | Who it's for | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED | Childcare, teachers, coaches, parents | In-person or blended |
| Adult First Aid/CPR/AED | Workplace responders, general public | In-person or blended |
| BLS for Healthcare Providers | Nurses, EMTs, medical and dental staff | In-person or blended |
Most courses cost $75–$110. See exact dates, times and prices in the class finder.
Class locations in Dallas–Fort Worth
Nation's Best CPR – DFW Office
Central Congregational United Church Of Christ
Lake Highlands Shooting Center
Polk Wisdom Branch Library
Asbury UMC
First Presbyterian Church
Eagle Gun Range
Celebration Community Church
Game On
Grace Church
Texas Gun Experience
Georgia Farrow Recreation Center
Eagle Gun Range
Creekside Church
CUMC
Onsite CPR training for Dallas–Fort Worth employers
We train teams at their own location across Dallas, Fort Worth and the surrounding cities. You choose the date and format; we bring the instructors and equipment and handle certificates.
Dallas–Fort Worth CPR FAQ
Where are DFW classes held?
Our DFW office is at 1202 E Arapaho Rd, Ste 141, Richardson, TX 75081, and classes also run at the venues listed above. Use the class finder to see current dates.
How much does a CPR class cost?
Most courses cost $75–$110. Instructor courses usually cost about double.
Do you train large groups?
Yes. Onsite sessions are scheduled around your team's shifts.
Is online-only CPR accepted?
Online-only courses give a completion certificate, not an OSHA-compliant certification. Choose an in-person or blended class with a hands-on skills session.