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BLS PROVIDER CERTIFICATION
Get certified in BLS with American Heart Association Provider Course. It’s a mandatory training for hospitals, clinics, school, and beyond.
DO YOU NEED BLS CERTIFICATION?
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American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) for Providers is a certification that is required by most employers of healthcare professionals and companies.
OVERVIEW
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BASIC LIFE SUPPORT
The Basic Life Support Certification course for Healthcare Providers offers a comprehensive foundation for emergency medical procedures for cardiac, respiratory, and relief of choking emergencies.
This BLS course aims to offer knowledge and practical techniques that helps healthcare providers provide Basic life support to individuals undergoing life-threatening medical conditions on the scene, instead of waiting for rapid response team to arrive and provide advanced care or immediately load the patient and transport patient to the hospital. Professionals will learn basics techniques and progress to advanced vital skills in order to respond effectively to real life emergencies, as single rescuers and as part of multiple rescuer emergency team.
BLS Course Content
The BLS Provider Course offered by The Heart Emergency Training Institute – American Heart Association includes the following course content:
- Introduction to Basic Life Support (BLS)
- Adult Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and AED use
- Child and Infant CPR and AED use
- Choking Relief techniques for adults, children, and infants
- Use of ventilation devices, bag-mask techniques, and advanced airway devices
- Team dynamics and communication during resuscitation
- High-quality CPR skills, including chest compressions, ventilation, and depth and rate of compressions.
- Recognition and management of cardiac arrest and other respiratory emergencies
- BLS algorithms and their application in different emergency scenarios
- Use of feedback devices and technologies to enhance CPR performance.
Completing the BLS Provider Course allows professionals to earn their American Heart Association BLS Provider certification on the same day, once course is completed, which remains valid for two years.
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BLS CERTIFICATION RENEAL
BLS certification renewal is necessary to maintain your knowledge and skills.
For those looking to renew their Basic Life Support certification, you need to have a current (valid or expired) BLS certification, and you must register, enroll for class in a BLS certification RENEWAL course.
It is important to note that you should renew your certification before it expires, as some workplaces may require a valid certification to work. Additionally, keeping up-to-date with basic life support skills can help individuals provide better care when emergencies arise.
It is important to note that you should renew your certification before it expires, as some workplaces may require a valid certification to work. Additionally, keeping up-to-date with basic life support skills can help individuals provide better care when emergencies arise.