Basic Life Support
BLS

BLS stands for Basic Life Support. By completing a BLS training, you will learn essential life-saving skills that healthcare workers find themselves needing regularly. 

Onsite Lecture and
Hands-on Experience

The classroom setting is best for attendees to learn by being in the same room as their instructor and ask questions along the way. If you choose the in-class learning method, you can expect the course to take about 4 to 6 hours on average. 

What will be covered

• Overcoming the 5 Fears that Prevent Rescue

• Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease

• Recognition & Action Steps for Suspected Heart Attack & Stroke

• Universal Precautions

• Rescue Breathing for Adult, Child & Infant

• CPR/AED for Adult, Child & Infant

• Use of a Resuscitation Mask

• Use of a Bag Valve Mask

• Two Rescuer CPR for Adult, Child & Infant

• Conscious & Unconscious Choking for Adult, Child & Infant

• Bleeding Control

• Shock Management

• Moving People

• Hands-on Skills