If you’re looking for CPR training in Milwaukee, WI, Citywide CPR offers several ways to complete the training your employees or organization may need. At our East Town Milwaukee training location, healthcare professionals and students can complete American Heart Association BLS, ACLS and PALS Self-Guided Skills Sessions. Employers can also arrange instructor-led onsite group training or, for eligible healthcare programs, portable RQI-P GO skills verification at their facility.
The East Town location is at 790 N Milwaukee St, Suite 340, Milwaukee, WI 53202. Citywide CPR’s Wisconsin location network currently lists East Town as a Milwaukee training location for BLS, ACLS and PALS.
Before your appointment, take a look inside the training office:
What Can You Complete at Citywide CPR’s East Town Milwaukee Location?
The East Town location provides American Heart Association BLS, ACLS and PALS Self-Guided Skills Sessions.
The process is straightforward:
- Complete the applicable AHA online course.
- Schedule your in-person Self-Guided Skills Session.
- Visit the Milwaukee East Town training location.
- Practice and perform the required hands-on skills using a CPR Verification Station™ learning center with real-time feedback.
- Successfully complete the course and skills requirements.
Self-Guided Learning combines self-paced cognitive learning with the required hands-on skills component. Citywide CPR’s current Self-Guided training information describes BLS, ACLS and PALS as online learning followed by a Self-Guided Skills Session at a CPR Verification Station™ learning center.
This can be particularly useful for healthcare professionals, medical and nursing students, dental professionals and employees whose certification dates or work schedules don’t line up with a traditional group class.
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Three Ways to Train Your Milwaukee Staff
One organization may have employees with several different training needs. Instead of assuming everyone should use the same format, employers can consider three approaches.
Option 1 — Send Employees to the Milwaukee Training Location
For individual employees, sending staff members to a participating Citywide CPR location can be a convenient alternative to organizing an entire group class.
At East Town, eligible learners can schedule Self-Guided Skills Sessions for:
- BLS
- ACLS
- PALS
This approach can work well when employees have different certification expiration dates, work different shifts or simply cannot attend the same group training event.
It can also be useful for healthcare professionals, medical and nursing students, dental office staff and other eligible learners who need an individual certification or renewal appointment.
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Option 2 — Instructor-Led Onsite CPR, AED & First Aid Training
Some employers prefer to have employees train together at the workplace.
Citywide CPR can coordinate instructor-led onsite group training for qualifying Milwaukee-area organizations. This format brings an instructor to the workplace or another arranged group-training setting, depending on the course and scheduling requirements.
Potential training arrangements may include:
Healthcare organizations
- BLS
- ACLS and PALS arrangements, where available
Non-healthcare organizations
- CPR and AED
- First Aid CPR AED
- Appropriate adult, child and infant CPR instruction based on course requirements
This can be useful for hospitals, medical offices, dental practices, schools, daycare centers, manufacturing and warehouse facilities, corporate offices, fitness centers and other organizations.
Instructor-led training can be especially practical when an employer wants employees to complete a group session together and receive guided hands-on instruction.
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For workplace groups specifically looking for CPR, AED and First Aid training, employers can also request CPR, AED & First Aid staff training.
Option 3 — Portable RQI-P GO Skills Verification
Healthcare organizations may have another option when sending an entire team to an outside training location is difficult.
For qualifying healthcare programs, Citywide CPR can coordinate portable RQI-P GO skills verification at the organization’s facility.
Eligible employees complete their applicable online coursework and then practice and perform their required BLS, ACLS or PALS hands-on skills using the portable setup and real-time feedback.
This can be useful for:
- Hospitals
- Healthcare organizations
- Medical practices
- Dental groups
- Nursing departments
- Employees working different shifts
- Organizations coordinating multiple certification renewals
RQI-P GO is different from a traditional instructor-led classroom course. It is a portable skills training and verification solution for eligible healthcare programs.
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From Healthcare Certification to Workplace CPR & First Aid — Citywide CPR Can Help
CPR training isn’t limited to healthcare-provider certification.
Different employees can have different requirements, and choosing the appropriate course is an important part of organizing staff training.
Healthcare Professionals
Healthcare professionals may need BLS, ACLS or PALS depending on their role and the requirements of their employer, school, clinical program or organization.
Citywide CPR provides applicable certification and renewal options through available training formats.
Non-Healthcare Employees
Employees outside the healthcare-provider pathway may need CPR, AED and First Aid training through an appropriate Heartsaver program.
This can apply to offices, businesses, schools, childcare organizations and other workplaces.
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Employers
Employers can use different approaches for different employees. One group might complete instructor-led training at the workplace, while eligible healthcare employees use RQI-P GO or individual Self-Guided Skills Sessions.
Not every course is available through every format, so organizations should identify their employees’ requirements before choosing a training arrangement.
Individuals
Individuals who need AHA certification or renewal can explore available Self-Guided or instructor-led options based on the course they need and the location they select.
CPR Training in Milwaukee and Milwaukee County
The East Town Milwaukee office is the featured Citywide CPR location for this article and provides a convenient option for individual Self-Guided BLS, ACLS and PALS Skills Sessions.
The broader Milwaukee-area service discussion can also include communities such as Downtown Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, West Allis, Shorewood, Glendale, Greenfield and Oak Creek.
That does not mean Citywide CPR operates a physical training station in each community. Individual Self-Guided Skills Sessions take place at participating Citywide CPR locations, while onsite group training and portable RQI-P GO arrangements may be coordinated separately for qualifying organizations.
Citywide CPR’s current Wisconsin location directory lists Milwaukee and West Milwaukee locations and allows learners to select a location and view available training options.
Which Milwaukee CPR Training Option Is Right for Your Team?
| Training Option | Best For | Where Training Takes Place |
| Self-Guided Skills Sessions | Individual healthcare professionals, students and employees | Participating Citywide CPR location |
| Instructor-Led Onsite Training | Healthcare and non-healthcare organizations wanting group instruction | Employer’s workplace or arranged group venue |
| Portable RQI-P GO | Eligible healthcare organizations needing BLS, ACLS or PALS skills verification | Qualifying healthcare facility |
An employer can also use more than one approach.
For example, a Milwaukee healthcare organization might send individual employees to the East Town location when their certification dates vary, while requesting portable skills verification for a larger group. A daycare or school may instead request instructor-led CPR and First Aid training appropriate to its staff and training requirements.
The goal is to match the training method to the organization’s actual needs.
Why Visit a Citywide CPR Training Location?
For employees who need individual certification or renewal, a Self-Guided Skills Session can eliminate the need to coordinate an entire department around one class time.
Participants complete the applicable online learning before their appointment and then complete the required hands-on portion at a CPR Verification Station™ learning center.
The station uses approved training equipment with real-time feedback during hands-on practice and testing.
This model can be useful when work schedules, school schedules and certification expiration dates vary.
The East Town office tour above also gives participants an opportunity to see the training environment before their appointment.
Can Citywide CPR Come to Our Milwaukee Workplace?
Yes, qualifying organizations can request onsite training arrangements.
The appropriate option depends on what employees need.
Instructor-led onsite training may be appropriate when an organization wants a traditional group training experience involving an instructor.
Portable RQI-P GO skills verification may be appropriate for qualifying healthcare organizations whose employees need applicable BLS, ACLS or PALS hands-on skills verification.
Organizations should provide their approximate employee count, course requirements, facility location and scheduling needs when submitting a request.
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What About CPR, AED and First Aid for Milwaukee Employees?
Not every employee needs healthcare-provider BLS, ACLS or PALS.
Businesses, schools, childcare organizations and other employers may instead need an appropriate CPR, AED or First Aid program.
Citywide CPR can coordinate workplace CPR and First Aid training based on the organization’s requirements.
For organizations that need infant or child CPR, make that requirement clear when requesting training. The specific course and training arrangement should be selected based on the skills the organization needs rather than assuming every Self-Guided or portable option includes the same pediatric content.
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Frequently Asked Questions About CPR Training in Milwaukee
Where can I get BLS certification in Milwaukee?
Citywide CPR offers American Heart Association BLS certification and renewal through participating Milwaukee-area training locations, including the East Town location at 790 N Milwaukee St, Suite 340, Milwaukee, WI 53202.
Eligible learners can complete applicable online learning and attend a Self-Guided BLS Skills Session using a CPR Verification Station™ learning center.
Does Citywide CPR offer ACLS and PALS certification in Milwaukee?
Yes. Citywide CPR offers American Heart Association ACLS and PALS certification and renewal options through eligible training formats and participating Wisconsin locations.
Can employers send employees individually to the East Town office?
Yes. Employees can use participating Citywide CPR locations for individual Self-Guided Skills Sessions when the applicable course is offered there.
This can be useful when employees have different schedules or certification expiration dates.
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What happens during a Self-Guided Skills Session?
After completing the applicable online learning, the participant attends the scheduled appointment and completes the required hands-on skills practice and testing using a CPR Verification Station™ learning center.
The equipment provides real-time feedback during the skills process.
Can Citywide CPR come to our Milwaukee workplace?
Organizations can request onsite group training, and qualifying healthcare organizations can ask about portable RQI-P GO skills verification.
The appropriate option depends on the course, group size, facility and scheduling requirements.
Do you provide CPR, AED and First Aid training for non-healthcare employees?
Yes. Citywide CPR provides workplace CPR, AED and First Aid training options for non-healthcare organizations, subject to course and scheduling availability.
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What is portable RQI-P GO skills verification?
RQI-P GO is a portable skills training and verification solution for qualifying healthcare programs. Eligible employees complete applicable online coursework and then practice and perform required BLS, ACLS or PALS hands-on skills using the portable setup and real-time feedback.
It is not the same as a traditional instructor-led classroom course.
Do you offer infant CPR training for daycare staff?
Citywide CPR can coordinate appropriate instructor-led or other qualifying arrangements for organizations that require infant CPR training.
Childcare organizations should identify their pediatric training requirements when requesting training. They should not assume that every Self-Guided or portable training format includes infant CPR.
How quickly are AHA eCards processed?
The official AHA eCard is processed the same day after successful completion of course requirements and the skills session.
The applicable course requirements must be successfully completed before the eCard can be processed.
Ready to Get Your Milwaukee Staff CPR Certified?
Whether you manage a medical practice, dental office, healthcare organization, school, daycare center, corporate workplace or other organization, Citywide CPR offers several ways to coordinate training.
Start with the option that fits your employees:
Visit Us for BLS, ACLS & PALS
Explore Self-Guided BLS, ACLS & PALS training
Bring Instructor-Led CPR Training to Your Workplace
Request Portable RQI-P GO for Healthcare Staff
Request BLS, ACLS & PALS healthcare staff training
Request Workplace CPR, AED & First Aid Training
Request CPR, AED & First Aid training for staff
If individual certification is what you need, start with the East Town location and select the appropriate course and appointment. If you’re coordinating an entire workforce, provide your organization size, training requirements and scheduling needs so Citywide CPR can help identify an appropriate training approach.