BLS (Basic Life Support)

Course Overview

Our Basic Life Support (BLS) program is designed for healthcare professionals and other personnel who must perform CPR and basic cardiovascular life support in facility and prehospital settings. Content follows American Heart Association–aligned BLS and the latest 2025 resuscitation guideline updates, covering adult, child, and infant CPR, AED use, choking relief, and team dynamics. Training is delivered through HeartCode BLS blended learning—a hybrid format that combines self-paced online coursework with a 2.5-hour in-person skills session for hands-on practice, assessment, and certification. AHA BLS Provider eCard issued on completion — valid 2 years.

What You'll Learn

• High-quality CPR, AED use, and choking relief for adults, children, and infants per current BLS sequences
• Apply 2025 guideline–aligned sequences and team roles in single- and multi-rescuer scenarios
• Effective ventilation with a barrier device and bag-mask when indicated
• HeartCode blended path: complete online lessons at your own pace, then attend a 2.5-hour in-person skills session for hands-on practice and checkoff
• Prepare for provider-level BLS certification through focused in-person skills assessment

Who Should Attend

Healthcare providers, EMS personnel, students entering clinical roles, and teams updating to the 2025 guideline cycle who want flexible online study with focused in-person skills practice.