Service Description

An American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support (BLS) class trains healthcare professionals and public safety personnel to recognize life-threatening emergencies, deliver high-quality chest compressions, provide appropriate ventilation, and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). It serves as the standard clinical CPR requirement for nurses, doctors, EMTs, dental professionals, and medical students. Core Skills Covered High-Quality CPR: Correct compression depth, rate (100–120 bpm), chest recoil, and minimizing interruptions for adults, children, and infants. Team Resuscitation: Multi-rescuer coordination and roles during cardiac arrest in in-hospital and pre-hospital environments. AED Operation: Safe and rapid deployment of automated external defibrillators. Airway Management: Barrier devices, bag-valve-mask (BVM) ventilation, and managing advanced airways. Choking Relief: Abdominal thrusts and back slaps for foreign-body airway obstructions in conscious and unconscious patients. This instructor - led class is approximately 4 hours long, with a written 25 question test at the end, along with a skills verification test. Once passed, you will receive a valid AHA ecard that is good for 2 years.