Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR Certification in Chicagoland, IL
BLS Provider Training
Looking for basic life support certification classes so that you can get your AHA BLS certification? This American Heart Association Basic Life Support (AHA BLS) classroom course is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. Students of our BLS classes will receive certification cards after successful completion of class, which is approximately 2-2.5 hours long.
Blended Online BLS Provider Course
If you are or want to become a nurse, physician, paramedic, dentist, dental assistant, certified nursing assistant, medical assistant or work in another capacity in the healthcare field, you may need BLS certification.
If you’re looking for BLS renewal or certification in Chicago, we host several blended BLS hands-on skills sessions each week. Most BLS classes are held at our suburban office in Elmwood Park, just outside of Chicago. We also frequently host public BLS classes at Chamberlain College of Nursing in Addison, IL, and Tinley Park, IL, along with several local businesses. We’ve recently teamed up with Little Rock Fox Fire Protection District in Plano, IL, in Kendall County, to host public BLS Classes for local residents.
Illinois Safety is an approved American Heart Association training center. All of our instructors are firefighters and paramedics who put their real-life experiences to work in the classroom.
Whether you need BLS certification or BLS recertification, make sure that you train and accredit yourself under the auspices of the most reputable program. Don’t be fooled by any companies that offer online-only BLS classes. You want to choose courses that are accredited by the American Heart Association because most schools and employers will not accept BLS certifications unless they have AHA accreditation.
Yes. All students who complete the BLS Provider Course will receive their certifications the same day.
Yes. Previous American Heart Association certifications were called “BLS for Healthcare Providers,” while new certification cards have the words “BLS Provider” on them. They are the same certifications.
We charge the same prices to come and host a class at your location. Contact us to set up a private course.
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