BLS CPR

Service Description

This professional-level Basic Life Support course prepares rescuers to recognize life-threatening emergencies, initiate high-quality CPR, utilize an AED, manage airways, and function within a coordinated team response. Training includes interactive discussion, scenario-based instruction, and hands-on skills practice designed to reflect real-world rescue environments. Participants will train in adult, child, and infant resuscitation protocols while strengthening communication and role clarity during team-based cardiac events. The curriculum aligns with the most current American Heart Association BLS guidelines, ensuring a consistent and nationally recognized standard of care across professional settings. Intended Participants This course is appropriate for professionals who are expected to provide emergency cardiac and respiratory care in the field or clinical environment, including: Ski Patrol and Resort Medical Staff Fire Service Personnel Law Enforcement Officers Search and Rescue Teams U.S. Forest Service Staff EMTs and Paramedics* Registered Nurses and Clinical Providers* Lifeguards Other designated professional rescuers or healthcare providers* *Certain employers require certification issued directly by the American Heart Association. While this course follows AHA guidelines and meets the same educational standards, certification is issued through our training center rather than directly through the AHA.