Explore CPR Training Classes Through Code One
Code One CPR training offers a hybrid learning model for American Heart Association® CPR training classes, including courses for healthcare professionals and the general public.
CPR Training Courses for Healthcare Professionals
Earn your American Heart Association course completion eCard in BLS, ACLS, or PALS training for healthcare providers.
BLS Provider Training
The AHA® Basic Life Support training course is designed for healthcare professionals who need to earn or refresh their two-year BLS Provider Course Completion eCard.
ACLS Provider Training
The AHA® Advanced Cardiac Life Support training course is designed for healthcare professionals who need to earn or refresh their two-year ACLS Provider Course Completion eCard.
PALS Provider Training
The AHA® Pediatric Advanced Life Support training course is designed for healthcare professionals who need to earn or refresh their two-year PALS Provider Course Completion eCard.
Bundle your BLS, ACLS, and PALS eCards
Need multiple Provider eCards? Code One CPR Training allows you to bundle any combination of BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses. Complete the online training portion for each course, and come in for one single hands-on skills session for all of the programs you’re enrolled in.
Non-Healthcare Provider Courses
Explore life-saving CPR training courses designed for the general public, with no medical background required.
Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED
Heartsaver is an American Heart Association® training course designed for anyone – healthcare professional or not – who wants to earn or renew their two-year Heartsaver Course Completion eCard.
STOP THE BLEED® Training
Stop the Bleed® is an emergency preparedness training course designed to teach the general public three techniques to stop life-threatening bleeding.
CPR Superhero Hands-Only CPR
“CPR Superhero” is a hands-only CPR training course designed for anyone (no healthcare background required) who wants to learn how to recognize and respond to a cardiac arrest with high-quality CPR skills.
Oh Baby! Infant CPR
“Oh Baby!” is a specialized training session designed for caregivers and the general public who want to know infant & child CPR and choking relief skills in case of an emergency.
Other Courses
Looking for something more specialized? Explore instructor-led, EMS, and group CPR training opportunities.
FAQ
What CPR training courses does Code One offer for healthcare professionals?
Code One offers BLS Provider, ACLS Provider, and PALS Provider training courses for healthcare professionals.
Does Code One have CPR training courses for the general public?
Yes. You do not need a medical background to take the Heartsaver, “Oh Baby!” infant CPR, “CPR Superhero” hands-only CPR, or Stop the Bleed classes.
Keep in mind that only the Heartsaver CPR class has an associated course completion card that you can earn; if you’re a teacher or a babysitter looking for “certification,” Heartsaver may be the CPR training course for you.
Is the BLS/ACLS/PALS Provider training approved by the American Heart Association?
Yes. The BLS, ACLS, and PALS Provider courses are approved American Heart Association® programs that result in a two-year AHA Provider eCard specific to the course(s) taken.
I need to take a CPR certification course. Am I in the right place?
Yes. After successfully completing CPR training with any American Heart Association provider, learners will receive either a physical course completion card or an emailed eCard, often colloquially referred to as a “CPR certification.” While the American Heart Association does not use the term certification, you can be confident that the CPR eCard you earn at Code One fulfills your CPR training requirement.
Please be sure to select the correct option from our list of American Heart Association courses.
Does every Code One CPR training course confer a course completion card?
No. Only the BLS/ACLS/PALS Provider and Heartsaver courses confer a course completion card (colloquially known as a “certification”).
Individuals who complete Stop the Bleed training are eligible for an official DoD Stop the Bleed certificate.
There are no certifications or course completion cards associated with “Oh Baby” Infant CPR or “CPR Superhero” hands-only CPR courses.
When and where are CPR training courses offered?
Most Code One Training Centers accept appointments Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, though the exact hours of operation may vary by location. Code One has over 100 locations, which offer skills sessions by appointment.
See our list of locations here.
Can I complete my BLS, ACLS, and PALS training at the same skills session?
Yes. Code One’s Healthcare Provider Bundle Package allows you to complete the online portion of the HeartCode online BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses, and then come in for a single skills appointment to cover skills for all three programs.