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AHA BLS Instructor Course in Rancho Cucamonga
The AHA BLS Instructor Course in Rancho Cucamonga trains you to teach American Heart Association BLS. You need a current AHA BLS Provider card and the online BLS Instructor Essentials course before class. After the in-person class, you are monitored teaching a course under your AHA Training Center. Instructor status lasts two years.
AHA BLS Instructor Schedule
10788 Civic Center Dr., #240Accepted by your employer or your money back
How it works
Five steps to teaching AHA BLS
The American Heart Association sets these steps for every new BLS instructor.
- 1
Hold a provider card
Keep a current AHA BLS Provider card and strong BLS skills.
- 2
Align with a Training Center
Every AHA instructor teaches under an AHA Training Center, which accepts you as a candidate.
- 3
Instructor Essentials online
Finish the BLS Instructor Essentials course online and bring its certificate.
- 4
Instructor class
Practice teaching, coaching and testing BLS skills with AHA instructor materials.
- 5
Monitored teaching
Teach a course while Training Center faculty watch, within six months, to receive your card.
Near the classroom
Who needs BLS around Rancho Cucamonga
New instructors usually start by teaching the people around them. These are programs and healthcare offices in and around Rancho Cucamonga.
Asks for AHA BLS every year
- Chaffey College nursing (ADN and VN)Haven Ave, Rancho Cucamonga
Nursing and EMT programs
- American EMT AcademyRancho Cucamonga
- West Coast UniversityOntario
- American Career CollegeOntario
Medical offices in Rancho Cucamonga
- Kaiser Permanente Rancho Cucamonga Medical OfficesArrow Route
- San Antonio Regional Hospital, Rancho San Antonio Medical PlazaMilliken Ave
- Loma Linda University Health Rancho CucamongaHaven Ave
Named as nearby places, not partners or employers of our instructors.
Our team has trained staff at
- Amazon
- Costco
- Mt. SAC
- Covina-Valley USD
- San Bernardino County
Onsite training clients of our team, not classes at the Rancho Cucamonga classroom.
FAQ
AHA BLS instructor course in Rancho Cucamonga: common questions
What do I need before the AHA BLS Instructor Course?
A current AHA BLS Provider card, acceptance by an AHA Training Center, and the online BLS Instructor Essentials course finished before class. Bring its certificate of completion on class day.
Do I have to align with an AHA Training Center?
Yes. Every AHA instructor teaches under an AHA Training Center. CPR Rancho Cucamonga is an American Heart Association Training Site, and we go over alignment in class; the Training Center makes the final decision.
What happens after the instructor class?
You are monitored teaching a BLS course within six months of the instructor course. Once you pass the monitoring, your AHA BLS Instructor card is issued.
How long does AHA BLS instructor status last?
Two years. To renew, keep teaching, stay current with AHA updates and meet your Training Center’s renewal steps.
Is there demand for BLS instructors around Rancho Cucamonga?
BLS cards expire every two years, Chaffey College's nursing programs ask students for a current AHA BLS card every year, and the Dental Board of California lists BLS as a mandatory course for license renewal. Hospitals, medical offices and dental practices nearby all employ BLS card holders.
Where is the instructor course held?
In our Rancho Cucamonga classroom, near SR-210 (exits 57 to 61) and I-15 (exits 110 to 113). The classroom is at 10788 Civic Center Dr., #240, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730.
Teach AHA BLS from Rancho Cucamonga
Instructor Essentials online, an in-person instructor class at our AHA Training Site, then monitored teaching.