Locations - Brooks CPR NY NJ

BLS, ACLS, PALS, and CPR Certification in New Jersey and New York

3 Convenient Locations

Brooks CPR offers BLS, ACLS, PALS, CPR classes, and more in three convenient locations in New Jersey and New York. You can find us in Hackensack, NJ; Newark, NJ; and Staten Island, NY. Every course is taught by American Heart Association (AHA) authorized trainers with years of experience in the medical field. No matter what Brooks CPR location you choose, you will learn all the information and skills you need to get certified.

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Courses Available in New Jersey and New York

Healthcare providers and lay rescuers have access to all our offered classes in all three of our locations. You can get your original certification or renew your current certification before it expires. We offer classes daily so you’ll be able to register for one right away. You can even register same-day and get your certification in 24 hours. Just give us a call beforehand.

At Brooks CPR, you can get certified in:

BLS
ACLS
PALS
Heartsaver
Pediatric Heartsaver
BLS Instructor
Bloodborne Pathogens Training
Peripheral IV Skills Certification

We want to make getting your CPR certification simple, so we also offer online versions of BLS, ACLS, PALS, and Heartsaver courses. Take your class online and then sign up for an eLearning Skills Session to complete the course. You can find even more information on course specifics on our Courses page.

What Sets Brooks CPR Apart

Brooks CPR stands out above the rest because of our convenient options, effective instruction, and affordable prices. Our goal is to provide comprehensive training and education so healthcare providers can improve outcomes of cardiac-related emergencies. We also strive to thoroughly prepare lay rescuers to react well in emergency situations involving loved ones, students, and even strangers. Our training philosophy of practice-while-you-watch helps us provide the most effective instruction. Our trainers know how to put students at ease and keep everyone engaged, allowing students to better absorb and understand the material.

Brooks CPR was founded in 2017 by long-time coworkers and friends Marc Brooks and Daryl. The two nurses have over 25 years of hospital experience. This extensive experience sets Brooks CPR apart from others and allows us to share our real-world experience with students. With us as your AHA-authorized instructors, you will learn from experts who are passionate about teaching and emergency care.

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Get to Know Hackensack, NJ

When you come to Hackensack, NJ, you’ll see diverse neighborhoods and communities, beautiful nature reserves, various city parks, and a vibrant downtown district. As the most populous municipality in Bergen County, Hackensack is home to over 45 thousand residents of all different backgrounds and cultures. Hackensack’s emergency services include over 100 firefighters and multiple ambulances organized by the Hackensack Volunteer Ambulance Corp, keeping the city protected day and night. The main hospital in the city is the Hackensack University Medical Center, which includes a women’s center and a children’s center. Hackensack Meridian Health also includes the Heart and Vascular Hospital, which provides cardiac and vascular-related healthcare services.

Get to Know Newark, NJ

Settled in 1666, Newark, New Jersey, is the most populated city in New Jersey. It’s home to over 304,000 New Jersey residents, many large corporations, historical buildings and architecture, performing arts centers, museums, and various other cultural hubs. The city’s public safety sector works overtime to keep the city safe and healthy. The fire department includes over 700 full-time firefighters and law enforcement has over one thousand officers. The emergency medical services department answers over 125,000 requests for help each year, making it one of the busiest EMSs in the nation. It includes numerous BLS, ACLS, and other critical care teams.

What You Will Learn in a CPR Training Course

Get to Know Staten Island, NY

Staten Island is a unique borough in New York as it is the least populated in New York City but the third largest in land mass. Staten Island has 12,300 acres of protected parkland and over 170 parks for residents to enjoy. Only accessible by ferry or bridge, Staten Island is the only borough that isn’t connected to New York’s subway transit system. When you ride the ferry, you can see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. This borough is also home to a vibrant cultural scene of arts, music, cinema, unique cuisines, and more. The residents of Staten Island are cared for by The Richmond University Medical Center and The Staten Island University Hospital, both of which are owned privately.