BLS CPR for Healthcare Providers
This class is for
Healthcare provider, such as: EMTs, RNs, CNAs, and LVNs
This class is NOT for
Non-healthcare provider, such as: Daycare providers, personal trainers, coaches, school teachers, and construction workers
BLS CPR Certification for Healthcare Providers
A-B-CPR’s BLS certification course is designed specifically for healthcare professionals, including EMTs, RNs, CNAs, and LVNs. This comprehensive Basic Life Support (BLS) training equips healthcare providers with essential life-saving skills and meets the American Heart Association (AHA) standards. Whether you’re new to the healthcare industry or need to renew your certification, this course will provide you with the expertise required to handle critical situations confidently.
BLS CPR Training Course Overview
Our BLS certification course is accredited by the American Heart Association (AHA) and provides a thorough understanding of CPR techniques for adults, children, and infants. The course includes:
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- Adult, Child, & Infant CPR: Learn critical CPR techniques for healthcare settings.
- Two-Person CPR: Gain hands-on experience in team-based CPR.
- Airway Management: Understand the basics of airway control, including the use of bag valve masks.
- AED Training: Learn how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to restore a normal heart rhythm.
Cost:
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- Full Course: $75 (includes the American Heart Association AHA manual)
- BLS Renewal Course: $59 (available for participants with a current or recently expired certification, up to 1 month expired)
All participants will receive the official AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers Certification upon successful completion, valid for two years.
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Why BLS Certification Is Essential for Healthcare Providers
For healthcare professionals, BLS certification is a fundamental requirement, ensuring that you are prepared to respond in emergencies involving cardiac arrest, airway management, and other life-threatening situations. Healthcare providers are often the first to respond in emergencies, and having up-to-date BLS CPR certification is vital for delivering timely and effective care.
This certification is particularly crucial for:
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- EMTs and Paramedics
- Registered Nurses (RNs)
- Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs)
- Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs)
Certification Requirements and Course Length
To earn your BLS CPR certification, participants must:
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- Complete the in-person course and pass both a written exam and a practical skills demonstration.
- Demonstrate proficiency in performing CPR on adults, children, and infants, as well as using an AED and managing airways.
Course Length: The course typically lasts 4 hours, depending on class size and participant interaction. All participants will receive an AHA manual during the class, which is included in the course fee.
Our Reviews
This is the best course for completing your CPR, AED, First Aid and more! They blend the classes with online learning and hands-on training. The instructors are knowledgeable and passionate about the duty of care and presenting in a fun way. Get certified!
-Jay W.
I loved our training. Our teacher was so funny and helped us learn so much. I loved a lot in this course. I would recommend anyone to learn CPR and first aid course.
-Erin B.
Our company gets recertified for CPR certificate every year. Our facilitator was excellent and very knowledgeable about CPR. Very friendly and to the point. I recommend highly.
-Jaun F.
BLS Certification: What You’ll Learn
During the Basic Life Support (BLS) training at A-B-CPR, you will acquire life-saving skills essential for healthcare providers. Here’s what you’ll master:
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- CPR for Adults, Children, and Infants: Learn how to perform CPR in different scenarios, including one-person and two-person techniques.
- Airway Management: Master airway control using bag valve masks and other essential airway management tools.
- AED Usage: Understand the proper use of an AED in a healthcare environment, where fast, accurate responses are critical.
- Team-Based Resuscitation: Learn how to effectively work with other healthcare providers in emergency situations to maximize survival rates.
