AHA-Approved BLS, ACLS, and PALS Classes Available Across Virginia
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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 Virginia certification.
Are you looking for CPR certification or renewal in Virginia? Whether you’re a healthcare professional, teacher, caregiver, student, or a parent wanting to be prepared, our American Heart Association (AHA)-certified CPR classes equip you with life-saving skills to respond confidently in emergency situations.
Each year, over 500,000 cardiac arrests occur in the U.S. and performing CPR immediately can double or even triple a victim’s chance of survival, but only if it’s done correctly and without delay. That’s why we offer AHA-Certified CPR training in Virginia that aligns with the latest 2020 AHA guidelines. Our courses are hands-on, evidence-based, and widely accepted by hospitals, nursing boards, and employers across the state.
Join our certified instructors to learn CPR that meets state and national requirements while preparing you to save lives.
Our AHA BLS course is tailored for healthcare professionals, including nurses, EMTs, dental staff, and medical assistants. This teaches you how to perform high-quality CPR, use an AED, and respond to choking and cardiac emergencies for adults, children, and infants.
This advanced-level course is for RNs, paramedics, and physicians who manage cardiac emergencies. Our ACLS Course covers emergency algorithms, stroke and cardiac arrest management, team dynamics, and advanced airway interventions—preparing you to respond confidently to life-threatening situations.
Our PALS training is ideal for pediatric healthcare providers. This course focuses on managing infants and children in respiratory failure, shock, and cardiac arrest. This hands-on training gives you the skills to make life-saving decisions in pediatric emergencies using AHA-compliant protocols.
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Whether you’re looking to complete your CPR certification online with a skills check or need in-person training, we offer flexible American Heart Association (AHA) courses across multiple cities in Virginia.
Online and in-person CPR classes each offer unique benefits, depending on your schedule, experience, and goals. Online CPR training, also called blended learning, allows you to complete the American Heart Association’s HeartCode modules at your own pace, followed by a short, in-person skills check. It’s a convenient option for busy professionals, experienced providers, or anyone needing a quick and flexible certification path. You’ll receive the same nationally recognized AHA certification upon completion.
On the other hand, in-person CPR classes provide a structured, hands-on experience led entirely by certified instructors. This format is especially helpful for first-time learners or those who prefer live guidance and immediate feedback. In-person training builds confidence through real-time practice and is often preferred for group or team certifications.
If flexibility and self-paced learning are your priorities, the online plus skills check format may be the best fit. If you’re new to CPR or want a more interactive learning environment, in-person training may better meet your needs. Both formats meet the latest AHA 2020 guidelines and are accepted by employers, hospitals, and licensing boards across Virginia.
Our AHA-certified CPR, BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses are trusted by individuals from all walks of life across Virginia. Healthcare professionals, including nurses, physicians, EMTs, and paramedics, take our courses to meet hospital credentialing requirements and maintain active licensure. Nursing students and medical trainees rely on our certifications for clinical rotations and graduation eligibility.
Educators, coaches, childcare providers, and school staff complete CPR training to meet state and workplace safety regulations. We also serve parents, caregivers, and community members who simply want to be prepared in case of a medical emergency. Whether you’re renewing your credentials or getting certified for the first time, our classes are designed to meet professional standards while remaining accessible to anyone who wants to save lives with confidence.
In Virginia, CPR certification costs vary depending on the course type and training format:
— Tina B., Lead Instructor – RN, AHA Certified
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