University of Southern California USC CPR & BLS Certification Classes
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PLEASE FOLLOW THE STEPS BELOW TO REGISTER FOR YOUR SCHOOL'S REQUIRED CPR CERTIFICATION:
- Find and click the class below that corresponds with your University of Southern California USC program.
- Use Discount Code USC5 at checkout to receive your student discount.
- Enroll using your personal email.
- Review the confirmation email and attached study guide.
Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers
2-Year American Heart Association Certification – Same Day Certification!
Our BLS course is designed for healthcare professionals, nursing students, EMT students, and other medical field related students who need to know how to perform CPR, as well as other lifesaving skills, in a wide variety of in-hospital and out-of-hospital settings.
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University of Southern California USC Student Discount
Save A Life CPR offers USC students with a discount. Contact us with your school ID or other proof for the discount code.
CPR & First Aid For Future Teachers, Students In The Physical Therapy Program & Nurses
University of Southern California USC credential students & Physical Therapy Program students need CPR certification from the American Heart Association. BLS certification classes are designed for students going into the medical field. Heartsaver courses are intended for anyone with little or no medical training who needs a course completion card for job, school, regulatory (e.g., OSHA), or other requirements. These courses can also be taken by anyone who wants to be prepared for an emergency in any setting.
This class was designed to teach students how to perform CPR, relief of choking, and AED Usage on adult, child, and infants. This course teaches essential lifesaving skills. During the class, our instructors will carefully guide, observe, and provide feedback to all the students. AHA CPR & First Aid fulfills the CPR requirement for the California Teaching Credential.
Find nearby CPR Classes in Orange County & Los Angeles County
Look at our schedule above to find a BLS or CPR & First Aid class nearby Orange County and Los Angeles County.
Common CPR Class Questions:
How do I become CPR certified?
Getting CPR Certified is easy.
- Book a class with a training provider like Save A Life CPR.
- Take the class
- Meet your course objectives
- Receive your eCard or digital certificate
Are Online CPR Classes Legitimate?
Online only courses can be found all over the internet. Most schools and employers do not accept certifications unless they have an in-person component. Practicing on a proper training manikin is the closest you can get to performing CPR for real. It is a vital step to ensure that you can perform in a real-world situation. Most schools/employers do allow for blended learning, which consists of part on-line and part in-person classes which are offered by a major training provider like Save A Life CPR. This solution can be a great fit for you because it allows you to take most of the class from the comfort of your own home and get the hands-on skills taught and tested in-person under the watchful eye of our expert staff.
If your employer is subject to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations, then OSHA standards do not accept online-only certifications for employees that are required to have CPR training.
Many employers accept only a certification from the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association. These organizations have the most widely accepted certification programs. They cannot be obtained by online-exclusive training but can be obtained via blended learning options.
It is important to check your employer’s or school’s requirements before signing up for any training course.
How Long Are American Heart Association CPR Classes?
The time it takes to complete the online class depends on the training you choose and whether you are taking the classroom only or blended learning option where part of the class is completed online and part of it is completed in-person with a qualified CPR Instructor present.
For example, the Adult CPR/AED class will take:
Classroom only – About 2-3 hours
Blended Learning – Online 1-3 hours (Done at your convenience) plus 20+ minutes of in-class instructor led skills learning with manikins.
How Long Does an AHA CPR Certificate Last?
Our American Heart Association & American Red Cross CPR & First Aid certifications are valid for 2 years.