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Question about CPR certification requirements?
My college requires that I get CPR certified for the Nursing program, however, online courses are not accepted. I am only able to find courses that are taught online and have a skills test at the end, which is conducted in person on site. Does the skills test make it a "non-online" course? Obviously I will call them to make certain if I do not get a definitive answer, but if someone could answer from experience that would be lovely.
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
You will definitely want to check with your college to clarify exactly what their requirement means. However, it is usually the case that when 100% online courses are not accepted that "blended" courses with a skills test at the end are acceptable. It is very rare to have a "blended" certificate be denied, as blended training is widely accepted as an equivalent certification to a full classroom course.
Source(s): http://www.procpr.org/blended_program - LoriLv 78 years ago
No. The skills test doesn't make it not online.Call the Red Cross about CPR classes.
- Anonymous8 years ago
Look up the Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, or American Heart Association/Heart & Stroke Foundation for courses in your area.
