AHA-Approved BLS, ACLS, and PALS Classes Available Across Nashville
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Select from BLS, ACLS, or PALS based on your needs.
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Choose online or in-person training options.
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Finish your training in 4-8 hours.
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Get your valid CPR certification.
Whether you’re a nurse, teacher, childcare provider, student, or a parent wanting to be ready for emergencies, our American Heart Association (AHA)-certified CPR classes equip you with the skills to act confidently and effectively in critical moments.
Each year, over 500,000 cardiac arrests occur in the U.S., and immediate, high-quality CPR can double or triple survival rates when performed correctly. Our AHA-certified CPR training in Tennessee follows the latest 2020 AHA guidelines, offering hands-on, evidence-based instruction accepted by hospitals, licensing boards, and employers statewide.
Join our expert instructors in Nashville to master life-saving techniques that meet Tennessee’s professional and regulatory standards.
Our AHA BLS course is designed for healthcare professionals such as nurses, EMTs, dental staff, and medical assistants. Learn to perform high-quality CPR, use an AED, and manage choking and cardiac emergencies for adults, children, and infants. This course is ideal for those working in Tennessee’s bustling healthcare hubs like Nashville’s Vanderbilt University Medical Center or Memphis’ Baptist Memorial Hospital.
Tailored for RNs, paramedics, and physicians, our ACLS course dives into advanced emergency protocols. Master emergency algorithms, stroke and cardiac arrest management, team dynamics, and advanced airway interventions. This training prepares you to lead life-saving efforts in high-pressure situations, perfect for professionals in Tennessee’s fast-paced medical environments.
Our PALS course is crafted for pediatric healthcare providers, focusing on respiratory failure, shock, and cardiac arrest in infants and children. With hands-on training aligned with AHA protocols, you’ll gain the confidence to make critical decisions in pediatric emergencies, vital for Tennessee’s pediatric clinics and hospitals.
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Whether you prefer online training with an in-person skills check or fully in-person classes, we offer flexible AHA courses in cities like Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga.
Tennessee professionals and residents can choose between online and in-person CPR training, each tailored to different needs:
Online CPR Training (Blended Learning): Complete the AHA’s HeartCode modules at your own pace, followed by a short in-person skills check. Perfect for busy professionals in Tennessee’s urban centers or rural areas, offering flexibility without sacrificing quality. You’ll earn the same AHA certification recognized nationwide.
In-Person CPR Classes: Ideal for first-time learners or those who prefer hands-on guidance. Led by certified instructors, these classes provide real-time feedback and practical experience, building confidence for Tennessee’s educators, healthcare workers, and community members.
Both formats align with 2020 AHA guidelines and are accepted by Tennessee employers, hospitals, and licensing boards, including the Tennessee Board of Nursing and Department of Education.
CPR training is for anyone who wants to be prepared to save a life. In Tennessee, many individuals are either required by law or highly encouraged to hold valid CPR certification.
In Tennessee, CPR certification costs vary by course type and format:
— Dr. Mark S., Lead Instructor – Paramedic, AHA Certified
15+ years training healthcare and non-healthcare professionals
5-star rated by over 3,000 students across Tennessee
Background-checked & fully accredited
Yes! We offer AHA-approved CPR renewal and recertification classes in Tennessee, available in blended online or in-person formats. You’ll receive an AHA eCard valid for 2 years upon completion.
Yes, many healthcare, childcare, and education roles in Tennessee require AHA CPR/BLS certification to ensure compliance with current emergency care guidelines.
Absolutely. Our AHA-compliant certifications, aligned with 2020 AHA guidelines, are accepted by hospitals, clinics, schools, childcare centers, and employers throughout Tennessee.
Understanding the difference between ACLS vs BLS is essential for healthcare professionals seeking certification. BLS (Basic Life Support) focuses on foundational emergency care like CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), chest compressions, and
How long does a CPR certification last is a common question from professionals that need to stay compliant for job or licensing requirements. Most CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) certifications are valid
You’re looking to get CPR certified. Maybe it’s so you can be ready in the event of a medical emergency. Over 350,000 cardiac arrests happen outside of hospitals every year
Join thousands of certified Tennesseans who trust our CPR, BLS, ACLS, and PALS training to make a difference in their communities.
