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Combine your expertise, knowledge, and passion for educating others with the excellence
of CPR Instructor Training and materials and you will make an impact now and for years to come.
There are all kinds of medical certifications out there and understanding the differences between them all can be tricky. Usually, every certification has its own requirements, curriculum, and materials. The AHA offers two different CPR classes that target different professions or types of responders.
BLS stands for Basic Life Support which covers CPR/AED with advanced techniques for team rescuers.
AHA BLS is targeted towards licensed healthcare professionals and healthcare students who are required by their state licensing board or employer to have a CPR certification.
BLS Instructors are given the highest training of a CPR Instructor. As a BLS Instructor, an individual can teach all classes which include:
BLS Provider
HeartSaver CPR/AED
HeartSaver First Aid
HeartSaver Bloodborne Pathogens
The prerequisites to becoming an AHA BLS instructor are:
Current American Heart Association AHA BLS Adult, Child, Infant CPR
Completion of the online AHA BLS Instructor Essentials course.
Attendance of a BLS instructor course.
Be monitored while teaching your first class within 6 months.
In addition to these prerequisites, you’ll also need the following course materials to become an instructor:
BLS CPR/AED Instructor Manual.
BLS CPR, Infant, AED Course Video.
BLS CPR, Infant, AED Student Manual.
HeartSaver course and CPR guidelines are very similar to the AHA BLS course. However, the Heartsaver course does not cover the more advanced and team skill techniques that healthcare providers may use. To offer classes to these people, HeartSaver instructors need to complete a HeartSaver Instructor course.
The prerequisites to becoming an AHA Heartsaver instructor are:
Current American Heart Association AHA HeartSaver Adult, Child, Infant CPR, and First Aid certification card. (must include First Aid)
Completion of the online AHA HeartSaver Instructor Essentials course.
Attendance of a HeartSaver instructor course.
Be monitored teaching your first class within 6 months.
In addition to these prerequisites, you’ll also need the following course materials to become an instructor:
HeartSaver First Aid CPR/AED Instructor Manual.
HeartSaver First Aid CPR/AED Course Video.
HeartSaver First Aid CPR/AED Student Manual.
Helping others make a difference in the lives of total strangers or close family members begins and ends with proper CPR training. Providing that training is a big responsibility but also a tremendous honor.
Working as a CPR instructor will also enhance your leadership and communication skills as you learn to build rapport with diverse groups of people. Owning your own business is rewarding and the first step to being an entrepreneur.
Getting trained in first aid and CPR are the most important things you can do to help ensure the life of someone suffering from a medical emergency. Getting trained in first aid and CPR can make a difference in the lives around you.
If you are looking to make extra income, start your own business, or need
an In-house CPR instructor, we offer CPR Instructor training classes.
Becoming a CPR instructor involves more than just obtaining your CPR instructor certification. Though, that was a crucial and necessary step. But now, you’ll have to determine how and where you’ll teach and how and where you’ll find students.
During CPR Instructor training we provide the core of what you need to know to be an American Heart Association instructor from teaching skills, AHA guidelines, and proper procedures.
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