BLS Instructor Course

Why Should I Become an Instructor?
Aside from the opportunity to help save lives, there are many benefits to becoming an American Heart Association instructor. From improving chances for career advancement and supplementing your income to enhancing the safety of the community you live and work in, providing courses has endless rewards.

As an American Heart Instructor you can make a difference!
Corporate employees – take a lead role in or even start your company’s health and safety program
Community members – make the most of your time by teaching lifesaving skills on weekends or evenings at community centers, churches or businesses
Teachers – prepare students for practice safety as babysitters, daycare workers and camp counselors
Healthcare providers - teach nurses, doctors, paramedics, medical techs, etc.

Course Length: 5 hours plus an additional 4 to 6 hours of pre-course work for new instructors

Join Forces with the Leader in Resuscitation Science…
Every five years, the American Heart Association, in collaboration with leading international scientific councils, publishes the Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care. These guidelines establish treatment standards for CPR and emergency cardiovascular care and are the basis for our training programs. As a result, the American Heart Association is the recognized authority in cardiovascular and resuscitation science. American Heart Association training courses are backed by 30–40 years of extensive research and offer the most current science and materials.

Course Cost (tax included)
Renewal - $100.00 (This is a prepaid nonrefundable fee do at the time of registration)
New - $200.00 (This is a prepaid nonrefundable fee do at the time of registration)
Book - $37.00

Prerequisite:
Current valid Healthcare Provider Card
Completion of core Instructor course prior to course and bring the completion certificate to class