


CPR CERTIFICATION TRAINING at Agape Health Care Schools - Cadillac Campus in Cadillac, Michigan, provides training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, automated external defibrillator use, first aid, and basic life support. The program is intended for individuals and groups and leads to an American Heart Association certificate after successful course completion. Training is provided under the authority of the American Heart Association. The school offers these certification training options for individual participants as well as groups, including workplace groups. The curriculum centers on CPR, automated external defibrillator procedures, first aid, and basic life support skills. The published program information does not identify admission requirements, a delivery format, or a program length.

Emergency Medical Technician at Agape Health Care Schools - Cadillac Campus in Cadillac, Michigan, prepares students to provide basic lifesaving care in pre-hospital emergency medical services and hospital emergency-room settings. The program awards a Certificate of Completion and makes graduates eligible to take the National Registry EMT exam and fulfill Michigan licensing requirements. Training includes classroom, laboratory, clinical, and physical practice components, with clinical experience supporting preparation for patient care. Admission requirements include the ability to perform physically strenuous activity, submission of required immunization health records, completion of required class, laboratory, and clinical hours, and the ability to pass a drug test for clinical training.
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Agape Health Care Schools’ Nurse Aide (CNA) Course is offered at the Cadillac campus in Cadillac, Michigan. The program prepares students to work as certified nursing assistants in Michigan and makes successful completers eligible to take the Michigan CNA State Exam through Headmaster. Training includes classroom instruction, skills lab practice, and clinical settings, with scheduled daytime sessions offered monthly. Admission requires the ability to read and write and lift up to 75 pounds. Students must also attend all scheduled class dates to receive the CNA Certificate of Completion. The course includes training related to patient care and prepares participants for the state examination required for the Michigan nursing aide pathway.
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Agape Health Care Schools, Cadillac Campus, is a nonprofit health care training institution in Cadillac, Michigan. It prepares adults for work in patient care, emergency response, and basic life-support services through Certified Nursing Assistant, CPR / Basic Life Support, and Emergency Medical Technician training. CNA instruction emphasizes compassionate, client-focused care and provides training connected with eligibility for the State Nurse Aide exam. CPR / Basic Life Support classes serve people working in health care settings as well as those in office environments. EMT preparation addresses emergency medical care delivered through ambulance and hospital systems. The school also provides career training intended to support adults in the surrounding community, with donations helping fund scholarships and other student needs.
221 N Mitchell St., Cadillac, MI 49601