BLS eLearning (Skills Session)

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.

A new option for certification is the e-Learning skills session, which employs a hybrid educational model. This course is an option for healthcare providers seeking an alternative to classroom-based training.

The eLearning courses, available for purchase through OnlineAHA.org, offer a flexible training option for busy healthcare professionals. The complete course is delivered in two parts. Part 1 delivers the cognitive learning through Web-based, self-paced modules. The online portion features a series of online modules covering the required adult, child and infant CPR sequences. After the content is covered, an online test and evaluation must be completed. Part 2 is where students meet with a BLS Instructor to complete a hands-on skills session and testing.

This course includes the same material as the traditional classroom based course including the for adults, children, and infants:

• Recognizing Medical Emergencies
• Accessing the Appropriate Emergency Resources
• Proving CPR (including 1 and 2-rescurer scenarios)
• Providing Ventilations with a Bag-Valve Mask device (BVM)
• Relief of a Foreign-Body Airway Obstruction (Choking)
• Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

Approximate Length:

2 Hours (e-Learning Skills Session)

Required student materials for eLearning Skills Session:

Completed Online Certificate (either BLS Online Part 1 or HeartCode BLS)

Successful performance of the online modules and skills exam is required for a completion card.

BLS Codes are only sent during business hours of 9am-5pm and are sent manually by our staff.  If you purchase a code on the weekend or after business hours, you can expect to receive your code to the email address you provide on the next business day.