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Gain your American Heart Association Basic Life Support - AHA BLS certification or BLS renewal through our blended online and live skills course, ideal for healthcare professionals, teachers, coaches, and safety leaders needing to meet job or licensing requirements. This training covers adult, child, and infant CPR, AED use, choking relief, and high-quality team-based resuscitation techniques.
Achieve your American Heart Association Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support - AHA ACLS certification or ACLS renewal with our comprehensive course, designed for experienced professionals seeking to maintain current credentials. This class covers critical topics including Cardiac Arrest, Stroke, Acute Coronary Syndromes, Airway Management, and essential team-based resuscitation algorithms.
Earn your American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support - AHA PALS certification or PALS renewal with our comprehensive course, tailored for healthcare professionals dedicated to pediatric emergency care. You’ll cover vital topics such as pediatric cardiac arrest, respiratory emergencies, shock management, airway techniques, and the pediatric-specific resuscitation algorithms.
American Heart Association (AHA) CPR Certification tailored for healthcare providers -classes every hour 7 days a week - we offer a pass guarantee
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Get your AHA Certification eCard instantly upon completing, valid for 2 years
This registration covers both the American Heart Association Heartcode online courses for BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification or renewal and your hands-on skills appointment.
If you have already completed the Heartcode BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses within the past 12 months and only need to schedule your hands-on skills session.
I recently completed CPR Certification at CPR Certification Labs North Houston, and the whole experience was truly exciting, challenging, and rewarding, providing me with both theoretical and practical knowledge on life-saving techniques. Their expert trainers and informative sessions about AHA BLS Certification made it an engaging and invaluable learning opportunity.
Fast and extremely professional. Great experience. Highly recommend.
Great Experience! No problems, quick and easy.
The room is very neat and clean. It's an exciting thing to learn CPR in this new day and new way. Thank you
I had a great time getting my BLS certification with CPR Certification Labs! The whole process was quick and easy—from registration to completing the course. I especially loved the RQI machine, which gave me real-time feedback as I practiced. It really boosted my confidence knowing I was doing everything correctly. Big shoutout to the team for being so helpful and responsive the entire way through!
The simplest way to get CPR certification! I wish they had this years ago. The equipment is clean and everything is very easy to use. Thank you for such a great experience!
This is a great concept! The registration and training are super simple. The RQI machine feedback is simple, and the customer communication is stellar. I will refer my friends/family to CPR Certification Labs in Carrollton!
The CPR training lab at Forth Worth was a no brainer. It was so convinient, I could choose from multiple timeslots, the access to building was straight forward, the environment super clean. The feedback from the computer generated CPR was accurate and directly tailored to my compressions. AND I was done in 30 mins. Great experience. I will definitely return next recertification period.
CPR Certifications was quick and easy and very user friendly. Will definitely use again! :)
This was my first time getting CPR certified, and I didn’t really know what to expect — but it ended up being way easier and more interesting than I thought. I went to the Houston location and used the RQI station, which was super simple to follow. The machine gave me instant feedback, so I knew exactly how to fix things and get it right. It felt more like a hands-on game than a class, and I actually learned a lot. I was nervous going in, but now I feel way more confident. I’d definitely recommend this for other teens who need to get certified!
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Bundle Options:
For healthcare providers, explore our Healthcare Provider Bundle, which includes bundled courses covering BLS, ACLS, and PALS.
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Our dedicated team is here to help you with registration, scheduling, and any course-related inquiries. Visit our FAQ section for further details.
Begin by selecting the AHA CPR Certification course or bundle that best fits your training needs.
Learn at your own pace and build the theoretical foundation required for certification.
Come to the Lab location you selected for your hands-on skills evaluation using our advanced voice-enabled, AHA-approved manikins. Most people complete the session in under an hour.
Pass your skills check and get your AHA Certification eCard the same day. If you have difficulties, our AHA Instructors are available to guarantee you pass!
Each of our training centers offers daily independent skills sessions so you can schedule yours at a time that works best for you. Get certified at a pace that fits your life with CPR Certification Labs.
Our technology has been used by more than 2 million nurses in over 2,400 hospitals. Courses are taught using voice-enabled CPR manikins and are supported by online instructors, delivering the most accurate and efficient training available today.
Need your official AHA CPR Certification eCard for Medical Provider qualifications such as AHA BLS Renewal, AHA ACLS Certification, or AHA PALS Certification immediately? Courses are available today in all of our locations, and you will receive your eCard upon completion.
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Your certificate or eCard will be available in your RQI account after completing both online course and skill test.
BLS is required for healthcare professionals; nurses, physicians, dentists or dental professionals, paramedics, EMTs, physical therapists and other healthcare workers. First responders; firefighters, police officers, and public safety personnel and healthcare students. Individuals who want to be prepared to help in emergencies at home, work, or in the community can also benefit from BLS training.
ACLS certification is designed for healthcare professionals, especially those who regularly handle cardiac emergencies or are in high-risk environments. This includes physicians, nurses, paramedics, and EMRs. The certification is recommended for those who directly or indirectly participate in the management of cardiac arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies
PALS certification is highly recommended for healthcare providers who work with children and infants, including those in emergency response, intensive care, and critical care units. This includes physicians, nurses, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals involved in the emergency treatment of pediatric patients. It's particularly important for those who may be called upon to manage life-threatening situations in children
The duration of the online courses varies — for the online/at-home cognitive portion, BLS typically takes 1 to 2 hours, while ACLS and PALS may take between 2 to 6 hours. In either case, these are followed by a 30 to 60 minute in-person skills assessment in our testing facilities.
In the voice-assisted manikin skill session, a remote instructor can provide you further assistance if you need it, ensuring you effectively meet the requirements for BLS, ACLS, and PALS.
Heartcode is our adaptive online training platform that delivers the theoretical components of our courses at your own pace before you attend the hands-on skills assessment.
Yes, you must complete the online Heartcode courses for either BLS, ACLS, or PALS before attending your combined in-person skills test.
All of our centers offer appointments every hour on the hour. Most facilities are open 24/7. Skills appointments for the Healthcare Provider Bundle are available throughout the week during our training center hours, ensuring flexible scheduling for a combined assessment.
Yes, the Healthcare Provider Bundle is fully approved by the American Heart Association and meets all certification standards for BLS, ACLS, and PALS.
The Heartcode PALS course is an adaptive online training module that equips you with the necessary theoretical knowledge for pediatric advanced life support before you complete your in-person skills assessment.
Our Healthcare Provider Bundle is a comprehensive hybrid training solution for healthcare professionals that includes adaptive online Heartcode courses for BLS, ACLS, and PALS, followed by a combined in-person skills assessment.
Yes, you must complete the online Heartcode PALS course prior to scheduling your hands-on skills assessment.
The Heartcode PALS course typically takes between 4 to 6 hours for beginners—and as little as 2 hours for those experienced—followed by a one-hour hands-on skills session.
Our PALS program is a hybrid training course for American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification. You complete the adaptive online AHA Heartcode PALS course at home, then attend a hands-on skills assessment at our training center.
PALS skills appointments are scheduled throughout the week during our training center hours, providing flexible options. Most centers are open 24/7, but you should check the hours of the center closest to you. PALS skills appointments typically take less than an hour, and we have classes starting every hour.
Yes, our PALS training is fully approved by the American Heart Association and meets all standards for Pediatric Advanced Life Support Provider certification.
ACLS skills appointments are available throughout the week during our training center's operating hours, allowing for flexible scheduling.
In a Virtual Instructor Guided ACLS session, a remote instructor provides real-time guidance and feedback while you perform hands-on skills at our training center.
Yes, our ACLS training is fully approved by the American Heart Association and adheres to all guidelines for Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification.
Yes, our BLS training is fully approved by the American Heart Association and meets all required standards for Basic Life Support Provider certification.
Yes, our ACLS training is fully approved by the American Heart Association and adheres to all guidelines for Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification.
Yes, our PALS training is fully approved by the American Heart Association and meets all standards for Pediatric Advanced Life Support Provider certification.
The Heartcode BLS course is an adaptive online training module that provides the theoretical foundation for basic life support before you complete your hands-on skills assessment.
Our ACLS program is a hybrid training course designed for healthcare professionals to learn or refresh their advanced cardiac life support skills. You complete the online AHA Heartcode ACLS course at home, followed by an in-person skills assessment.
The Heartcode PALS course is an adaptive online training module that equips you with the necessary theoretical knowledge for pediatric advanced life support before you complete your in-person skills assessment.
CPR Certification Labs provides professional CPR and emergency training courses based on recognized industry standards.
