Trusted American Heart Association BLS Certification Classes in Berkeley
- AHA-Certified Instructors
- Hands-On CPR & First Aid Training
- Same-Day Certification Cards
- Flexible Class Times in Berkeley
Online Course
1-2 hours
Skills Testing
30 minutes
Online Course
2-3 hours
Skills Testing
30 minutes
Online Course
2-3 hours
Skills Testing
30 minutes
Online Course
2-3 hours
Skills Testing
30 minutes
Healthcare professionals across Berkeley prefer our BLS program because of our emphasis on personalized instruction, modern equipment, and a supportive learning atmosphere. Each class follows the official AHA curriculum, giving students the assurance that their training meets the highest national standards.
Our instructors are certified, knowledgeable, and skilled at breaking down techniques in a way that feels clear and manageable. For nurses, EMTs, medical assistants, dental teams, and students from UC Berkeley and local healthcare programs, our training center offers a dependable path to certification.
Safety Training Seminars provides American Heart Association BLS CPR Certification courses in Berkeley, offering medically focused training for healthcare professionals and students. Located near Alta Bates Summit Medical Center and Berkeley Public Health Clinic, the program emphasizes high-quality, evidence-based instruction.
Participants gain essential clinical resuscitation skills required in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and outpatient settings. The courses also support students from UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health and the Joint Medical Program, ensuring they meet clinical rotation and employment requirements. With hands-on CPR practice and instructor-led guidance, Safety Training Seminars helps Berkeley’s medical community maintain critical lifesaving competencies.
Berkeley Locations
DAILY BLS COURSES
STUDENTS TRAINED
Online Course
1 hours
Skills Testing
30 minutes
Online Course
1-2 hours
Skills Testing
30-45 minutes
Online Course
1-2 hours
Skills Testing
30-45 minutes
Course
8 hours
Location
Zoom
Berkeley’s medical workers, students, and caregivers often have hectic schedules, so we offer a variety of class times to make certification easier. Morning, evening, and weekend sessions are available, giving you multiple opportunities to find a time that fits your routine.
Our Berkeley location is easy to reach from campus, downtown Berkeley, North Berkeley, and neighboring communities like Albany, Emeryville, El Cerrito, and Oakland.
BLS, or Basic Life Support, is a required certification for many healthcare professionals in Berkeley. It provides essential training in CPR, AED use, and emergency response techniques used during cardiac or respiratory arrest. Our Berkeley BLS certification program follows the American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines, ensuring you learn the most up-to-date and effective life-saving techniques. Whether you work in a hospital, clinic, dental office, or home healthcare setting, BLS certification gives you the confidence and competence to respond quickly in critical situations.
Yes. All of our BLS training in Berkeley adheres to official AHA standards. Once you complete the course and pass the skills and written assessments, you will receive an AHA BLS Provider eCard that is valid nationwide. The certification is widely recognized by Berkeley hospitals, medical offices, UC Berkeley programs, and healthcare employers throughout the East Bay.
Our Berkeley BLS certification classes are ideal for nurses, EMTs, paramedics, medical assistants, caregivers, dental professionals, physical therapists, and students preparing for healthcare careers. Many UC Berkeley students entering medical or clinical programs also enroll early to meet program prerequisites. Even individuals outside the healthcare field often take BLS training because it equips them with valuable skills for emergencies at home, work, or in public spaces around Berkeley.
Yes. After completing your Berkeley BLS class and successfully passing all required skills and written components, you will receive your official AHA BLS Provider eCard on the same day. This immediate certification allows you to meet employer, school, or licensing requirements without waiting for processing times.
The AHA BLS certification is valid for two years. After that, you will need to complete a BLS renewal class to keep your certification active. Our Berkeley BLS renewal courses provide a refresher on the essential skills and updates to AHA guidelines, ensuring you stay fully prepared for emergency situations.