Complete your American Heart Association BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification or renewal with Citywide CPR’s flexible Self-Guided Learning option. Complete your AHA HeartCode online course, then visit a CPR Verification Station for your hands-on skills session using a Voice-Assisted Manikin (VAM) with real-time feedback. Skills sessions typically take approximately 15–30 minutes.
Complete the required online coursework at your own pace.
Visit a Citywide CPR Verification Station and complete your skills assessment using a Voice-Assisted Manikin with real-time feedback.
Your official American Heart Association eCard is processed the same day after successful completion of course requirements and the skills session.
Heartsaver available at select locations.
Skills Only requires completion of the corresponding AHA online course before your skills session.
Can’t make it to one of our CPR Verification Stations? Citywide CPR brings the hands-on portion of American Heart Association BLS training to you through a live, instructor-guided virtual skills session.
Whether you’re an individual healthcare professional or an organization coordinating training for a few employees, our virtual option makes certification and renewal convenient. Complete the required AHA HeartCode online course, receive your CPR training equipment by mail, and connect with a live AHA instructor by video for your hands-on skills session.
Citywide CPR makes virtual BLS skills training simple and convenient with an established process that includes equipment shipped directly to you, live instructor guidance, and a prepaid return label.
Finish the required AHA HeartCode BLS coursework before your virtual skills session.
We ship the CPR training equipment to you. At your scheduled appointment, connect by video with a live AHA instructor to demonstrate your hands-on skills and receive real-time guidance.
Use the included prepaid return label to ship the equipment back. Your official AHA eCard is processed the same day after successful completion of course requirements and the skills session.
Ideal for individual healthcare professionals, remote students, and organizations arranging virtual BLS skills training for small groups.
BLS, ACLS, PALS, CPR AED, and First Aid training options for healthcare professionals, individuals, and organizations.
Choose Self-Guided Learning, live virtual BLS skills training, instructor-led classes, or group and onsite training based on your needs and availability.
Complete required skills training through the appropriate AHA training pathway, including Self-Guided Verification Stations or live instructor-led sessions.
Official American Heart Association eCards are processed the same day after successful completion of course requirements and the skills session.
Certification and renewal options for healthcare professionals, individuals, and organizations. Find convenient training near you or arrange training for your team.
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