American Heart BLS Healthcare CPR certification training

The American Heart Healthcare CPR certification is the most widely accepted certification there is.  Many employers or college entrance requirements will not recognize another certification through a different organization.  We teach and certify through the American Heart.

American Heart BLS for the Healthcare Provider CPR training is for all healthcare workers including nurses, nursing assistants, dental workers, hygienists, nursing students or anyone in the health care field.  We offer complete CPR training in a fun and educational environment. Our instructors will provide you with more than just the information but will help to instill a confidence that you will be able to handle any emergency. Our classes include CPR for adults, infants, and children. Treatment for an airway obstruction is also given. Included in every class is complete instruction on proper use of an AED.

Upon completion of this class you will receive a 2 year BLS certification through the American Heart Association.

All of the instructors with In-Pulse CPR come with years of experience in the medical field and offer real life experiences to better understand the importance of CPR training.

Our instructors would be happy to bring training to your facility. These 4 hour classes are offered Monday through Saturday at a time that is convenient to you.  Visit our home page for listing of community classes and to register online.

CEUs (continuing education units) available.  Just ask the instructor at the conclusion of the class.

Topics covered in BLS CPR classes include:

  • Scene Safety
  • Using Protective Barriers
  • Checking Responsiveness
  • Activating EMS
  • 1 and 2 person rescue
  • Clearing the Airway
  • Assisting Unresponsive Patients
  • Assisting Choking Patients
  • Assessing Breathing
  • CPR for Cardiac Arrest
  • Automated External Defibrillation (AED) Demonstration
  • Adult, child and infant CPR
  • Adult, child and infant choking

Topics covered in our AED Training program include:

  • Chain of Survival
  • What does an AED do?
  • Why an AED should never be used on an Infant
  • Adding the use of an AED to a CPR emergency
  • Basic AED operation and function
  • Other considerations in AED use