Does this course include First Aid?
No. This is a CPR-only course.
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No. This is a CPR-only course.
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Certificates are valid for 1 year.
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Yes. BLS is the updated term for Health Care Provider CPR (HCP).
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Choose this course if you: Work in healthcare Are entering a medical or nursing program Require advanced CPR beyond CPR Level C Work or volunteer in emergency response roles Need team-based resuscitation skills If you do not require advanced healthcare CPR, consider CPR Level C instead.
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We offer BLS re-certification courses for participants with a valid, non-expired certificate.Visit our BLS refresher page for eligibility requirements and upcoming class dates.
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Hamilton First Aid provides private BLS group training for: Clinics and dental offices Hospitals and long-term care homes University programs First responder teams Businesses with healthcare staff Training can be delivered at your location or at one of our Hamilton facilities.Contact us for group rates and scheduling options.
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Participants who complete the program receive a BLS / CPR-HCP & AED certificate, valid for 12 months. This certification is widely accepted by: Hospitals Clinics Long-term care facilities Colleges & universities Medical, dental, and nursing programs Emergency response programs Re-certification courses for BLS / CPR-HCP are also available.
Recognizing cardiac arrest Safe scene management EMS activation for healthcare settings Legal and ethical considerations for healthcare providers This course delivers hands-on, scenario-based training that reflects real healthcare environments.
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AED setup and activation Pad placement for all age groups Following AED prompts Special AED considerations (wet skin, hair, pacemakers, etc.)
Adult choking Child choking Infant choking Care for unconscious choking victims
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