Basic Life Support Certification (BLS)
The AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) certification equips individuals with crucial life-saving skills, including CPR, AED usage, and relief of choking in both adults and children. It’s widely recognized in healthcare and non-healthcare settings, empowering participants to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies, ultimately saving lives with confidence and competence.
Earn your certification the same day by locating a class below!
Who Should Take This Course?
The BLS course is vital for a diverse range of individuals across different professions and roles:
- Healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, paramedics)
- Students in Healthcare programs
- First responders (firefighters, police officers, EMTs)
- Lifeguards and fitness instructors
- Anyone seeking to be prepared for cardiac emergencies
What does Basic Life Support teach?
- High-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants
- The AHA Chain of Survival
- Important early use of an AED
- Effective ventilations using a barrier device
- Importance of teams during resuscitation.
- Performance as an effective team during CPR
- Relief of choking for adults and infants
- And More!
AHA Accredited
Being AHA accredited signifies meeting the American Heart Association’s rigorous standards for quality and effectiveness in training. Accredited courses ensure participants receive up-to-date, evidence-based instruction in life-saving techniques like CPR and first aid. This accreditation instills confidence in learners and underscores the program’s reliability and credibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the AHA BLS course the same as CPR training?
While BLS training includes CPR, it encompasses a broader range of skills beyond CPR alone. BLS training focuses on providing comprehensive emergency care in cardiac arrest situations, including using AEDs and advanced airway management techniques. Typically this is the required course for healthcare professionals.
How long is the certification valid?
The AHA BLS certification is valid for two years. After that, individuals must complete a renewal course to maintain certification.
How soon do I receive my card after completing class?
At Code Blue Training we issue your AHA certification right at the end of class. Your card is received via email from the AHA. We also offer an option to print you a copy free of charge if requested.
Do I need any prerequisites to take the AHA BLS course?
No, there are no prerequisites for taking the AHA BLS course. It’s designed to accommodate individuals with varying experience and medical knowledge levels.
Will I receive a certification card after completing the course?
Yes, upon successful completion of the AHA BLS course and passing the exam, you will receive an AHA BLS certification card, which is widely recognized in healthcare settings. Verify your card at this link here.
Is the AHA BLS course suitable for laypersons or non-medical professionals?
Yes, the AHA BLS course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn basic life support skills, regardless of their medical background. It’s especially valuable for individuals who may find themselves in situations where they need to respond to cardiac emergencies.
We strive to provide you with the highest quality training and education:
- AHA Certification
- Expert Instructors
- Comprehensive Curriculum
- Flexible Training
- Accredited Courses
- Same Day Certification
Code Blue Training – CPR Certifications
At Code Blue Training, we specialize in CPR instruction, offering comprehensive courses led by certified instructors. Gain life-saving skills, confidence, and certification necessary to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies. Join us to make a difference in your community and beyond with our top-notch CPR training.
