AHA BLS Certification-Traditional

Service Description

Traditional In-Person Basic Life Support (BLS) Course Course Overview: The American Heart Association (AHA) Traditional In-Person Basic Life Support (BLS) Course is a comprehensive, instructor-led training designed to equip healthcare professionals and others with the critical skills needed to respond effectively to cardiac and respiratory emergencies. This hands-on course focuses on teaching the foundational techniques of CPR, AED use, and relieving choking in a highly interactive and supportive environment. Course Highlights: Instructor-Led Training: Learn from certified AHA instructors with real-world experience in emergency care. Benefit from their expertise as they guide you through every step of the BLS process. Hands-On Practice: Engage in extensive practical exercises using realistic manikins and AED trainers. Practice performing high-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants, ensuring that you gain the muscle memory and confidence needed in real-life scenarios. Immediate Feedback: Receive real-time feedback on your performance during the course, allowing you to refine your techniques and ensure proficiency. Group Learning: Collaborate with peers in a classroom setting, enhancing your learning experience through shared knowledge and teamwork. Certification: Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an AHA BLS Provider certification, valid for two years.