If your BLS Certification expired, the most important thing to do is verify what your employer requires and begin the appropriate American Heart Association BLS course as soon as possible. An expired BLS card does not mean you should simply purchase an unofficial online CPR card or assume that your previous certification is still acceptable. … Read more
If you’re searching “I need ACLS ASAP,” there’s probably a deadline behind it. You may be starting a new hospital position, completing credentialing, preparing for a new clinical role, or realizing that your current ACLS Certification is about to expire. The first step is to confirm that your employer specifically requires American Heart Association ACLS … Read more
If you just looked at your BLS card and realized your BLS Certification expired, don’t panic—but don’t ignore it either. The most important next step is to determine what your employer, school, or clinical program requires and begin the American Heart Association BLS Certification process as soon as possible. If your workplace requires a current … Read more
If your BLS card is approaching expiration, you may be searching for the fastest and most convenient way to renew it. One of the most common questions healthcare professionals ask is: Can I renew my BLS Certification online? The short answer is: you can complete the online portion of an American Heart Association BLS course … Read more
One of the most common questions healthcare professionals and healthcare students ask is whether they need to complete the online portion of their course before attending their CPR skills session. The answer is simple: yes. If you’re enrolled in an American Heart Association HeartCode® Online + Skills course, you must complete the online learning portion … Read more
