Official American Heart Association classes
Official American Heart Association classes
American Heart Association training site
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider class at 4801 Glenwood Ave, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27612. You are enrolled once you select a time and complete payment.
What you are booking
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider
Open times update in real time as students enroll. The course fee is shown at checkout before you pay.
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Pick an open time in the calendar and pay securely. Your seat is held the moment payment is made.
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Your confirmation and instructions for the day are sent to the email and phone number you book with.
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Come to the Raleigh training site at your booked time and work through each skill with the guidance of an expert instructor.
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Your official card is issued the same day and is valid for 2 years.
The course
For healthcare providers getting BLS for the first time or whose card has expired. Basic Life Support is the CPR certification hospitals, clinics and healthcare programs ask for: high-quality CPR, AED use and team resuscitation for adults, children and infants.
Who it is for: Nurses, CNAs, medical assistants, dental staff, EMTs, healthcare students and many others.
Popular with students from Wake Technical Community College and Johnston Community College, and staff at UNC Health and Duke Health.
The official AHA BLS Provider card, accepted wherever AHA BLS is required.
Your training site
Raleigh, North Carolina serves as a major hub in the Triangle region, connecting nearby communities such as Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill, Apex, and Wake Forest. The area is known for its blend of cultural attractions, local landmarks, and outdoor destinations that draw residents from across the region.
Supported by institutions like North Carolina State University, Duke University, and UNC Chapel Hill, the region continues to grow as a center for education, healthcare, and economic development, attracting students and professionals from surrounding communities.
We proudly provide CPR certification, First Aid training, AED instruction, and BLS classes to individuals and organizations throughout Raleigh and the broader the Triangle region, offering convenient, hands-on training for students traveling from nearby areas.
FAQ
At the Raleigh training site, 4801 Glenwood Ave, Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27612. Students also come from Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill, Apex and across the Triangle. Your confirmation includes the full address and arrival details.
Your official American Heart Association card is issued the same day you complete the class and is valid for 2 years.
The official AHA BLS Provider card, accepted wherever AHA BLS is required. If your employer or school names the American Heart Association, this is the card they mean.
Open times are shown in the calendar above and update as students enroll. Choose the one that suits you and complete payment to hold your seat.
No. Classes are never cancelled for low enrollment, so the time you book is the time you attend.
Your instructor works with you until you are comfortable with each skill and pass.
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From our students
Probably one of the better CPR courses I’ve taken. The instructor kept things moving but still took the time to answer questions and make sure everyone understood the material.
“I was a little nervous going into the course because I had never done CPR training before. The instructor was incredibly patient and made sure I felt comfortable with each skill before moving on.”
“I needed my CPR certification for work and was expecting the class to be a hassle, but it was actually a great experience. The instructor was friendly, patient, and very helpful.”
“The instructor was really knowledgeable and explained everything in a way that was easy to understand. I left feeling much more confident about performing CPR.”