Basic Life Support (BLS) Courses
Developed by the American Heart Association, their are many BLS (First aid and CPR) courses available. At GEMS we are fortunate to have several BLS instructors on our staff and are able to provide a wide variety of BLS instruction. By having these instuctors "in-house" we can provide classes on a flexible schedule to meet your specific requirements.
Each of the courses below are AHA BLS courses. The difference in each course is the intended audience, and amount and depth of material covered in the course. Please browse through the following links to determine the class that is best for you. If you still have questions regarding which course is best for your intended audience, please feel free to contact Randy Price with your questions, or submit our Class Request Form with your questions. We will help you design a course that best meets your specific needs.
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Target Audience |
BLS Heartsaver Course |
General public, boys/girls clubs, and mass CPR training participants. |
BLS Heartsaver Plus Course |
Lay responders to cardiac emergencies in the workplace or other setting outside a hospital and whose jobs require completion of a written evaluation and successful skills performance. |
BLS Heartsaver AED Course |
Firefighters, police, airline personnel, security guards, other laypeople, and those who may need to respond to a cardiac emergency. |
BLS Healthcare Provider Course |
Healthcare providers, such as physicians, nurses, EMTs and other professionals whose jobs require completion of a written evaluation and successful skills performance. |
BLS Heartsaver FACTS Course |
The Heartsaver FACTS program targets lay responders, including firefighters, police, commercial airline crews, security personnel, employees in the workplace, family members of patients at high risk for sudden cardiac death, and other laypersons. |
PBLS Course |
Parents, grandparents, babysitters, teachers, and anyone interested in learning resuscitation techniques for infants and children. |
PBLS Plus Course |
Childcare professionals, church/preschool workers, aquatic/amusement park workers, and other laypeople whose jobs require completion of a written evaluation and successful skills performance related to infants and children. |
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