COURSES
BLS Course
Basic Life Support
RGV CPR offers both American Heart Association and American Red Cross BLS courses. BLS covers adult, child and infant CPR. This CPR course is tailored for healthcare professionals and those in school for a field in the healthcare profession.
First Aid/CPR
First Aid/CPR Course Options
RGV CPR offers American Heart Association, American Red Cross and ASHI blended learning courses where you complete 90% of the class online and then come in to our classroom for approximately 1-hour for hands-on skills practice and check-off.
ACLS Course
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
RGV CPR offers both American Heart Association and American Red Cross ACLS courses.
Click the box below to view your ACLS course options.
Pediatric First Aid CPR AED
Pediatric First Aid/CPR AED Combination Course - $50
This is a blended learning course where you complete 90% of the class online and then come in to our classroom for 1 hour for hands-on skills practice and check-off.
PALS Course
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
RGV CPR offers both American Heart Association and American Red Cross PALS courses.
Click the box below to view your PALS course options.
Instructor Services
Information for current instructors and those wanting to become instructors
* Become a CPR Instructor
* Current Instructor Resources
* Instructors looking to transfer to our
Training Center or would like a
secondary Training Center
GROUP TRAININGS
Contact us for your teams next CPR and/or First Aid training and find out why some of the Valley's most prominent organizations trust RGV CPR to provide quality training.
Our Clients Include
ABOUT US
RGV CPR is the Rio Grande Valley's premier training site for American Heart Association and American Red Cross CPR, first aid and advanced life support training and certification. RGV CPR was founded in 2015 by Registered Nurse, Marisol Escamilla. Marisol has grown RGV CPR from holding classes in her living room to servicing some of the RGV's most prominent organizations. RGV CPR's mission is to equip the workforce, especially our health care professionals, with training that results in the best outcomes for victims of medical, injury and environmental emergencies. This not only benefits the local workforce, but our communities as well.
