Mobile CPR and BLS Training in Napa, California
We bring American Heart Association BLS and ACLS training to Napa and the surrounding wine country, delivered onsite to your team or facility.
Nura Care Institute offers mobile CPR and Basic Life Support training in Napa and across Napa County. We travel into wine country, set up at your location, and run the complete hands-on certification session so your team certifies on site.
Napa supports a busy hospitality and healthcare economy, from wineries and resorts to clinics, spas, and senior living communities. Many of these employers keep first responders and trained staff on hand, and onsite group training is the most efficient way to keep those certifications current.
Onsite certification courses
Each course below is taught in person at your Napa location and follows American Heart Association guidelines. Choose one to read the full details.
CPR and AED skills for healthcare workers and caregivers, delivered onsite in Napa.
$79course ACLS-100 AHA Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)Advanced cardiac emergency response for clinical providers, brought to your Napa team.
$209courseLocal teams we certify
Napa employers include wineries and resorts, hotels and restaurants, day spas, medical and dental offices, and senior care communities, all of which benefit from staff who hold a current CPR or BLS card. We bring onsite certification to hospitality and healthcare teams alike.
We also serve the communities around Napa, including American Canyon, Yountville, St. Helena, Vallejo, and Fairfield.
- Pick your date. Share the winery, resort, or clinic address, how many people are attending, and which course fits your team.
- The instructor comes to Napa. Manikins, AED trainers, and every course material arrive with them, so nothing has to leave your property.
- Everyone certifies together. The full hands-on session runs at your site at a time that suits your team.
Every Napa BLS and ACLS class is led in person by an experienced instructor and follows the American Heart Association guidelines in effect today.
Frequently asked
The Napa healthcare workforce
Napa, in Napa County, sits within easy reach of our Orangevale campus, about 90 minutes southwest of our Orangevale campus by way of Interstate 80 and Highway 12. Its hospitals, clinics, skilled nursing facilities, and senior living communities depend on trained caregivers who hold current certifications, and demand keeps growing as the population ages. That is true for the Certified Nursing Assistants who provide hands-on patient care and for the clinical teams who are required to keep an American Heart Association BLS or ACLS card current.
The area around Napa is home to a deep healthcare community. Major hospitals in and around Napa include Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa and Adventist Health St. Helena in the nearby Napa Valley. The area also supports skilled nursing and senior living communities such as Napa Valley Care Center and The Meadows of Napa Valley. Large employers in the local healthcare landscape include Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center, Adventist Health St. Helena, and home health and hospice through Community Health Napa Valley. You will find these teams working around downtown Napa, the Oxbow Public Market, and the Napa River.
Training close to home matters. Students from Napa can complete classroom and clinical programs such as our Certified Nursing Assistant course at our Orangevale campus without a long commute, and local teams can have us bring AHA CPR, BLS, and ACLS certification onsite so no one loses a shift traveling. We describe these employers only to show how active the local healthcare job market is; we are an independent training school and make no claim of any hiring or placement arrangement with them.
- Hospitals and medical centers: Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa and Adventist Health St. Helena in the nearby Napa Valley.
- Skilled nursing and senior living: skilled nursing and senior living communities such as Napa Valley Care Center and The Meadows of Napa Valley.
- Major healthcare employers: Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center, Adventist Health St. Helena, and home health and hospice through Community Health Napa Valley.
Healthcare pay and job outlook near Napa
Healthcare support work is among the fastest-growing parts of the economy. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects healthcare support occupations, which include nursing assistants, to grow about 15 percent from 2023 to 2033, faster than any other occupational group. That demand shows up directly in the Napa Valley, where hospitals and care communities hire and retrain caregivers year round.
Pay reflects that demand. Nationally, the median wage for nursing assistants was about $39,530 a year, or roughly $19.84 an hour, as of May 2024, and California is among the highest-paying states, with a mean wage of around $44,700 a year, close to $21 an hour. A current CPR, BLS, or ACLS card is a common hiring requirement across these roles, which is one reason local teams keep their certifications up to date.
Wage and outlook figures are from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Occupational Outlook Handbook, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, and Employment Projections, 2023 to 2033). Wages vary by employer, shift, and experience and can change over time; confirm current figures before making decisions.
Nearby areas we also serve
We bring mobile CPR, AHA BLS, and ACLS certification onsite across Northern California. If your team is outside Napa, we also train in: