BLS CPR & AED Renewal in New Haven

CPR recertification is a valuable credential, whether you are a Good Samaritan or must recertify for your job. Our CPR renewal process focuses on maintaining your proficiency to provide CPR, ensuring that you stay updated on the newest techniques and are fully prepared for any situation.

Who Needs Certification Renewal?

BLS renewal is often required for medical professionals or caregivers who must remain compliant with OSHA regulations. The recertification class provides everything you need to continue delivering CPR the right way, potentially saving a life.

What to Expect in Your CPR Renewal Course

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a medical procedure for individuals who have suffered cardiac arrest or have stopped breathing, desperately needing help. Since this class has no prerequisite, you’ll utilize the time to review the components and comprehensive skills. We will review how to help anyone at any age, from infants to adults, so you are prepared to assist anyone of any age. In the course, we will cover pulse assessment, the seven steps of CPR, how to bring back regular breathing, etc. — so you can confidently continue aiding others through CPR!

All employers and organizations accept our certification, including —

• Nurses, RNs, and CNAs
• Hospitals
• EMT/Paramedic Companies
• Home Health Aides
• Personal Training Facilities and Gyms
• Schools (Private and Public)
• Hospitality Industry
• Construction Sites
• Daycare and Other Caretakers
• Nursery Caregivers and Workers
• Nursing Schools and All Other College Programs
• Nonprofits like the Boy and Girl Scouts of America
• Firefighting and Other Municipalities

Why Train With Us?

Our professional team supplies the New Haven community with a stress-free one-day training CPR renewal course. Some benefits of training with us include the following —

• Providing the most widely known and accepted CPR training in the USA.
• Delivering streamlined class times and smaller group sizes, ensuring you acquire personalized training.
• Teaching at our facility or on-site with your medium to large-sized groups.
• Furnishing your American Heart Association CPR card that day.

FAQS

How long does CPR certification last?

Your certification lasts up to two years — be sure to redo your program before it expires to avoid lapses in your certificate!

When can I take my course?

We offer classes at various times throughout the week — check out our online options and choose the class that best fits your schedule.

How will I complete the renewal certification course?

We have what you need to ensure your up-to-date AHA BLS CPR and AED Healthcare Provider certification. Simply sign up online and attend! Note: Be wary of other classes that may seem less costly but don’t contain all essential in-person training. Under OSHA, you are required to attend a CPR renewal course with a certified BLS renewal professional who offers a skills check.