AHA BLS Provider
Format: In person, instructor-led, hands-on
Who it is forA first BLS card for nurses, EMTs, dental teams and nursing or EMT students.
- Typical time
- Under 2 hours for most students
CPR Rancho Cucamonga is an American Heart Association Training Site with a classroom in Rancho Cucamonga, near SR-210 and I-15. We teach BLS Provider, BLS Renewal, HeartCode BLS skills sessions, ACLS, PALS and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED in small, hands-on classes, and every AHA eCard is issued the same day you pass.
American Heart Association Training Site and American Red Cross Training Provider
Every course follows current American Heart Association or American Red Cross guidelines, and your certification card is issued the same day you pass.


Courses
Each course is taught hands-on in our Rancho Cucamonga classroom and ends with an AHA eCard, issued the same day and valid for 2 years.
Format: In person, instructor-led, hands-on
Who it is forA first BLS card for nurses, EMTs, dental teams and nursing or EMT students.
Format: In person, instructor-led, hands-on
Who it is forAnyone holding an AHA BLS Provider card, including a card that just expired.
Format: AHA online course, then an in-person skills session
Who it is forBusy providers who would rather do the coursework online and spend less time in class.
Format: In person, hands-on megacode and rhythm practice
Who it is forER, ICU and critical care nurses, physicians and paramedics.
Format: In person, hands-on pediatric scenarios and rhythm practice
Who it is forPediatric, NICU, ER and urgent care staff who care for infants and children.
Format: In person, hands-on first aid, CPR and AED
Who it is forTeachers, coaches, parents, childcare and workplace safety teams. No medical background needed.
Choose
Start from your role. If your employer or program names a course, that name wins.
| If you are | Take this course | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Nursing, EMT or dental student, or new to a clinical job | BLS Provider | Healthcare programs and employers ask for the BLS Provider card. |
| Healthcare worker with an AHA BLS card | BLS Renewal or HeartCode BLS | The same card, renewed for another 2 years. |
| ER, ICU or critical care nurse, physician or paramedic | ACLS, often with BLS | Adult cardiac arrest, heart rhythms, medications and leading a resuscitation team. |
| Pediatric, NICU or ER staff who treat children | PALS, often with BLS | Breathing emergencies, shock and cardiac arrest in infants and children. |
| Teacher, coach, parent, childcare provider or workplace responder | Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED | First aid plus CPR and AED, with no medical background needed. |
Around Rancho Cucamonga
Programs, licensing boards and hospitals near the classroom, and the card each one usually means.
Chaffey College's Associate Degree Nursing and Vocational Nursing programs, on Haven Avenue in Rancho Cucamonga, ask for an American Heart Association healthcare provider (BLS) card, and the Vocational Nursing program asks for it to be renewed every year.
The Dental Board of California lists BLS as a mandatory course for license renewal, for dentists and dental auxiliaries alike. AHA BLS Provider and BLS Renewal both issue that card.
Nearby emergency departments include San Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland and Kaiser Permanente's Ontario and Fontana medical centers. Each hospital unit sets its own card rules, so check yours before you book ACLS or PALS.
California's preliminary teaching credential calls for infant, child and adult CPR that meets AHA or Red Cross standards. Rancho Cucamonga is served by the Alta Loma, Central, Cucamonga and Etiwanda school districts and the Chaffey Joint Union High School District.
Named as nearby places, not partners. Your program, employer or district has the final word on the card you need.
Your card
Pass the skills test and your AHA eCard is issued the same day, ready to forward to your employer or program.
Every AHA provider and Heartsaver card on this page is valid for 2 years. Renew before the date printed on it.
Employers and schools can check an AHA eCard online with the code printed on the card.
Areas
Every class will be held at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom, open to students from across the west Inland Empire and San Bernardino County. Onsite group training comes to you.
FAQ
BLS Provider, BLS Renewal, HeartCode BLS skills sessions, ACLS, PALS and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, all at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom. Onsite group classes come to your workplace.
Yes. CPR Rancho Cucamonga is an American Heart Association Training Site, so every AHA course here ends with an official AHA eCard. It is also an American Red Cross Training Provider.
Often, yes. Many employers that ask for ACLS or PALS also ask for a current BLS card, so check your requirement. ACLS and PALS classes run 4 to 6 hours, and combined options are listed below as they open.
BLS and Heartsaver classes run every day, and ACLS and PALS run Sundays & Tuesdays at 4:00 PM. Each course page has its own booking calendar with the dates, times and price.
AHA BLS Provider. Chaffey College's nursing programs, on Haven Avenue in Rancho Cucamonga, ask for a current American Heart Association healthcare provider card, which is the card BLS Provider issues. We are not affiliated with Chaffey College, so your program packet has the final word.
Many hospitals and nursing programs ask for American Heart Association cards by name, so for healthcare roles start with AHA. For workplaces that accept either, both are offered here. When in doubt, ask for the exact course name in writing.
Also here
Small, hands-on American Heart Association classes with the eCard the same day.