At Badgerland CPR & First Aid, our goal is to provide healthcare professionals and the community with high-quality CPR, AED, and First Aid training so that everyone is prepared to help in case of an emergency.
We offer American Heart Association CPR classes, including BLS for the Healthcare Provider, Heartsaver CPR/AED, Friends and Family, First Aid, and Bloodbourne Pathogens. Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) classes and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) classes are offered, as well. Skills Testing is a class that is also provided to students who have completed American Heart Association E-learning courses.
CPR classes in Milwaukee, WI are offered starting at 6:00 p.m. one night a week at our office location in Brookfield, WI. See our schedule for open classes. We offer one-on-one courses catered to your location and schedule, as well. Group classes are offered at a discounted price and can be taught at our office location or at your facility.
Central Wisconsin CPR classes are offered to meet the needs of the community on a variable schedule. Group classes and one-on-one courses are also available at your facility or in your home. Cities where these services are provided are as follows, but are not limited to: Merrill, Minocqua, Marshfield, Rhinelander, Rothschild, Mosinee, Stevens Point, Schofield, Wausau, Weston, and Tomahawk.
We now teach American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support courses! Milwaukee PALS classes and ACLS classes are being offered as-needed, as well as ACLS classes in Central Wisconsin. Below are descriptions of just two of our CPR instructors.
Shaun is a Critical Care Paramedic doing intercepts and interfacility in Central Wisconsin. For over 12 years, Shaun has been working in the EMS field. He is an ACLS Training Coordinator in Milwaukee, WI, as well. He has worked for the local volunteer fire department as an EMT-I99 and as a firefighter. Currently, Shaun has been teaching at the American Heart Association for about seven years. He has a college background in Chemistry and Biology and he enjoys teaching in an open classroom. He feels the best way to learn is not to be afraid to ask questions.
Dan has been in EMS for about 10 years. He is the Vice President of Operations for an ambulance provider and is a Critical Care Paramedic in Milwaukee. Dan has been an American Heart Association Instructor for over five years now. He believes that everyone should have some sort of CPR training, CPR classes, and/or CPR certification because one never knows when they may be called upon to help save a life.