At ABC Health and Safety Training, we understand that selecting the appropriate CPR and First Aid course can be challenging, especially if you’re taking the class as a requirement for your employer. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve created a CPR class guide and CPR class recommender to clarify which classes are suitable for healthcare providers and laypersons.
Always verify your employer’s specific certification requirements before enrolling in a course.
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BLS for Healthcare Providers Class
HeartCode BLS Hands On Session
Pediatric CPR AED & First Aid Class
Basic CPR AED Class
Basic First Aid Class
Basic CPR AED & First Aid (Combo) Class
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Dental
EMT
Life Guard
Fire Fighter
Childcare Worker
Flight Attendant
Personal Trainer
Coach
Teacher
Baby Sitter
BLS for Healthcare Providers is a classroom-based course that teaches CPR and other life-saving skills through hands-on practice with an instructor. This course is ideal for healthcare professionals who prefer a traditional learning environment.
HeartCode BLS is a blended learning course that combines online self-paced learning with a hands-on skills session. This option suits healthcare providers who desire flexibility in their training schedule and are comfortable with online learning. The online portion must be completed before attending the in-person skills session.
For flight attendants, the choice between BLS for Healthcare Providers and Basic CPR and First Aid depends on their airline’s specific requirements. Some airlines may prefer the American Heart Association (AHA) certification, which would necessitate flight attendants to take the BLS for Healthcare Providers course. However, other airlines may accept the Basic CPR and First Aid certification from the Health and Safety Institute (HSI). Flight attendants should confirm their employer’s preferred accreditation before enrolling in a course to ensure they meet the airline’s standards.
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