What’s covered in this BLS class?
BLS healthcare training teaches the core fundamentals for healthcare professionals, including how to administer CPR and proper use of an AED (automated external defibrillator).
Our instructors will go over everything you need to know to successfully get or renew your certification. You’ll watch short videos and get hands-on practice with life-saving techniques before taking a written exam to put your skills to the test. It’s highly informative, efficient, and a lot of fun for most students!
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Class specific FAQ’s
Class specific FAQ’s can be found on their class page
Does an ACLS/PALS class take the place of a BLS class?
No, an ACLS or PALS class does not replace a BLS class; they are separate certifications with different focuses, though ACLS/PALS build upon BLS skills.
How long is the AHA BLS class?
Classes usually last 2-4 hours (not including breaks). This timeframe covers a six-student session with two manikins and one instructor. Classes with additional students or large on-site group training may take longer.
What’s the min/max number of people allowed in an on-site CPR training class?
We train groups of varying sizes on-site, whether that be 1-2 people or 15+. Our class pricing is set at a flat rate and includes up to 6 people, but students may be added for an additional fee. We typically suggest that organizations and companies ...