The American Heart Association’s comprehensive Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR/AED with First Aid class is primarily tailored for healthcare professionals, including nurses, doctors, dentists, physical therapists, police officers, EMS personnel, and firefighters, as well as anyone in caregiving roles. This course equips students with the ability to swiftly recognize emergencies during the crucial initial minutes before professional medical assistance arrives. It encompasses hands-on interactive training in the proper execution of chest compressions, delivering effective ventilations, and proficient use of Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs).

Our training programs are rooted in the latest AHA scientific knowledge and educational standards, as outlined in the Guidelines Update for CPR and ECC.

What will you learn? The course covers high-quality CPR techniques for adults, children, and infants, the vital Chain of Survival, the significance of AED utilization, efficient employment of mouth barriers and bag-valve masks, and techniques for relieving obstructions in choking situations.

This course is open to individuals of all backgrounds, and we view it as an advanced level of CPR training.

Our full-class training provides every student with the opportunity for immersive, hands-on practice. Under the guidance of instructors, students engage in team-based scenarios and benefit from video presentations. Successful completion includes a Basic Life Support Exam, which is required following the hands-on training, and results in a two-year certification.

This combination course also includes a Pro Training Basic First Aid 2-year Certification.

Basic First Aid Topics Include:

You will acquire the foundational knowledge and skills required for basic first aid, including how to respond to heart attacks, strokes, shock, seizures, diabetes-related incidents, allergic reactions, nosebleeds, head and neck injuries, eye injuries, poisoning, cold-related illnesses, heat stroke, exhaustion, fractures, bleeding, closed wounds, sprains, burns, and more.