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If you need to renew your Basic Life Support (BLS) and CPR certification, American HealthCare Academy offers a fast and convenient online renewal course. Our BLS/CPR Renewal course is designed for healthcare providers who have previously completed a BLS and CPR course and need to renew their certification. With our flexible and convenient course, you can renew your certification on your own schedule and avoid the hassle of in-person classes. Don't risk letting your certification expire - renew it with The American HealthCare Academy today.
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Register for your online CPR training classes included in the Basic Life Support (BLS) training course. It has lessons to teach you how to perform CPR. The steps include chest compressions, opening the airway for the patient and performing rescue breaths. You can renew your online CPR certification for free when you enroll in PALS and ACLS. The learning for this online CPR and First Aid certification course is easy and quick, with a user-friendly setup for students to log in within 3 simple steps.
American HealthCare Academy and Postgraduate Institute for Medicine provide a joint CE Certification for all PALS, ACLS, and Basic Life Support free online certification courses. Join other Healthcare Professionals at AHCA to earn the required CE credit hours and scale up your medical career effectively. Pay only when you need the mailed-in wallet card.
In my opinion AHCA is great. I really enjoy and appreciate the lifetime renewal. Pay once your good for the rest of your life without having to pay every time to retake the test and get your certificate. Good stuff!
Easy, informative, inexpensive and quick. Online chat assistance available for any issues. I appreciated a way to get re-certified without attending class during Covid. Also the modified info to give CPR when the patient may have Covid.
The CPR/AED, First Aid course was full of helpful information and easy to follow. The videos helped with visual instruction. The ability to take this online and not have to be in a class for a whole day was beneficial to me.
The CPR/AED, First Aid course was full of helpful information and easy to follow. The videos helped with visual instruction. The ability to take this online and not have to be in a class for a whole day was beneficial to me.
In my opinion AHCA is great. I really enjoy and appreciate the lifetime renewal. Pay once your good for the rest of your life without having to pay every time to retake the test and get your certificate. Good stuff!
Easy, informative, inexpensive and quick. Online chat assistance available for any issues. I appreciated a way to get re-certified without attending class during Covid. Also the modified info to give CPR when the patient may have Covid.
The CPR/AED, First Aid course was full of helpful information and easy to follow. The videos helped with visual instruction. The ability to take this online and not have to be in a class for a whole day was beneficial to me.
In my opinion AHCA is great. I really enjoy and appreciate the lifetime renewal. Pay once your good for the rest of your life without having to pay every time to retake the test and get your certificate. Good stuff!
Easy, informative, inexpensive and quick. Online chat assistance available for any issues. I appreciated a way to get re-certified without attending class during Covid. Also the modified info to give CPR when the patient may have Covid.
The CPR/AED, First Aid course was full of helpful information and easy to follow. The videos helped with visual instruction. The ability to take this online and not have to be in a class for a whole day was beneficial to me.
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Yes. Renewing your CPR certification is now easier, less expensive, and faster than ever before thanks to online CPR classes. With online CPR certification training, you don’t have to find a class that fits your schedule.
Moreover, the accessibility and convenience of our online classes offers a clear advantage over traditional in-person classes. You can recertify at your own pace as you review vital lifesaving concepts, and complete the test when you are ready. When you pass, you will be certified with the same nationally accredited certification that many in-person classes provide.
Yes, we have a renowned group program for groups starting with 5 individuals to larger, corporate group accounts. As the group size increases, we offer a better discount! The group account set up process is simple. Our program allows each individual to register and complete the course at his/her own pace and schedule. The group owner, or individual organizing the account, will also have access to various tools to track the group’s progress. Please click here to learn more about our group program and to register for an account.
A lot of people ask us, “can I renew my CPR online?” The simple response is yes! American HealthCare Academy makes it easy for healthcare professionals to receive their CPR recertification cards through online video-based training. Plus, professionals can receive CE credit hours for their online CPR training renewal. Begin your recertification training today to renew your certification and receive a certification card that will be valid for the next 2 years.