The
American Heart Association’s Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Provider
Course is widely recognized as the CPR card of healthcare workers. The course
is intended for certified or non-certified, licensed or non-licensed
professionals that work in the field of healthcare.
Common
participants of this course include physicians, nurses, paramedics, emergency
medical technicians, respiratory therapists, physical and occupational
therapists, physician assistants, dentists, dental hygienists, medical residents
and fellows, medical students, students of medical technology programs,
certified nursing assistants, aides, and others who must have a credential
(card) documenting successful completion of a healthcare provider-level CPR
course.
This
course includes the following for adults, children, and infants:
- Recognizing Medical
Emergencies
- Accessing the Appropriate
Emergency Resources
- Providing CPR (including 1
and 2-rescurer scenarios)
- Providing Ventilations with
a Bag-Mask Device (BVM)
- Relief of a Foreign-Body
Airway Obstruction (Choking)
- Use of an Automated External
Defibrillator (AED)
The full
certification course is designed for providers who are seeking certification
for the first time or those who have let their previous certification expire.
There are
two options for card renewal. The traditional in-class renewal course is
designed for those who have taken the course and whose card is about to expire.
A new option, the e-Learning skills session, employs a hybrid educational
model. Cognitive portions of the course are completed online prior to
scheduling a brief educational & testing session held at the Training
Center. The e-Learning option is a convenient option for adult learners, but is
only recommended for healthcare providers who provide resuscitation on a
regular basis as part of their duties of work.
Approximate Length:
4.5 Hours
(Full Course), 3.5 Hours (Renewal), 1 Hour (e-Learning Skills Session)
Required
student materials for Tradition Course:
BLS for Healthcare Providers
Student Manual
Successful
performance of both a written and skills exam is required for a completion
card.
BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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BLS for Healthcare Providers
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