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Accepted by your employer or your money back
CPR Rancho Cucamonga teaches the American Heart Association BLS Provider course in person at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom near SR-210 and I-15. You practice adult, child and infant CPR, AED use and bag-mask breaths, then pass a skills check. Most students finish in under 2 hours, and the AHA eCard is issued the same day.
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.
In class
The full American Heart Association BLS Provider course for healthcare roles, practiced on adult, child and infant manikins with an instructor coaching you the whole time.
Compressions at the right rate and depth for adults, children and infants, with full chest recoil and short pauses.
Pad placement and safe shocks on an AED trainer, including when to use child pads.
Rescue breaths with a pocket mask and with a bag-mask device, on your own and with a partner.
Switching roles, counting out loud and clear communication during a two-rescuer resuscitation.
Adult, child and infant choking, for a person who is responsive and one who stops responding.
An instructor-led skills test, then a short multiple-choice exam. Pass both and your eCard is issued the same day.
Who needs it
BLS is the card healthcare programs and employers in the west Inland Empire usually mean when they say CPR. These are the places nearby where it comes up.
Chaffey College's Associate Degree Nursing and Vocational Nursing programs, on Haven Avenue in Alta Loma, ask for an American Heart Association healthcare provider card before clinical work, with proof every year. West Coast University and American Career College train nurses in Ontario.
Chaffey College offers EMT Basic, and American EMT Academy on White Oak Avenue teaches EMT Basic and a refresher course in Rancho Cucamonga. If your EMT program asks for a BLS card, this is the course that issues it.
Inside Rancho Cucamonga, Kaiser Permanente has medical offices on Arrow Route, San Antonio Regional Hospital runs the Rancho San Antonio Medical Plaza on Milliken Avenue, and Loma Linda University Health has clinics on Haven Avenue. Nearby hospitals include San Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland and Kaiser Permanente's medical centers in Ontario and Fontana.
The Dental Board of California lists Basic Life Support as a mandatory course for renewing a dentist or dental auxiliary license, taught by the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross or an approved continuing education provider. This course issues the AHA BLS Provider card.
Named as nearby places, not partners. Your employer or program has the final word on which card you need.
Three ways to the same card
All three end with the same AHA BLS Provider eCard, valid for 2 years. Pick by where you are with your card and how you like to learn.
| BLS Provider | BLS Renewal | HeartCode BLS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | A first card, or anyone who wants the full class | Holders of an AHA BLS Provider card | People who want to study online first |
| Coursework | In our classroom | In our classroom | Online, then our classroom |
| Time in class | Under 2 hours for most students | Under 2 hours for most students | About 1 hour |
| Skills test | In person | In person | In person |
| Card | AHA BLS Provider eCard, same day | AHA BLS Provider eCard, same day | AHA BLS Provider eCard, same day |
Getting here
Upland borders Rancho Cucamonga to the west, Ontario to the south and Fontana to the east. SR-210 runs east and west across the city and I-15 runs north and south along its east side, so staff coming from the hospitals in those cities can reach class by freeway.
Every public BLS class is held at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom. Onsite group classes for medical and dental offices come to you.
Directions, map and transitSchedule and terms
These terms apply to every class.
Details are in our refund and reschedule policy.
FAQ
Every public BLS Provider class is held at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom near SR-210 and I-15 and the Metrolink station. The classroom is at 10788 Civic Center Dr., #240, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730.
It is the American Heart Association BLS Provider card for healthcare providers, the kind of card Chaffey's nursing program documents describe. The Vocational Nursing program asks for it to be renewed every year, even though the card is valid for 2 years. We are not affiliated with Chaffey College, so your program packet has the final word.
Most students finish in under 2 hours. Your AHA BLS Provider eCard is issued the same day you pass the skills test and exam, and it is valid for 2 years.
Yes. The Dental Board of California lists Basic Life Support as a mandatory course for license renewal for dentists and dental auxiliaries, from the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross or an approved continuing education provider. This course issues the AHA BLS Provider card.
Yes. Anyone who needs the AHA BLS Provider card can take this class, wherever they work. Many hospitals ask for AHA specifically, so confirm the course name with your unit or education office. We are not affiliated with San Antonio Regional Hospital or Kaiser Permanente.
In clinical jobs such as nursing, dental, EMS and medical assisting, CPR usually means BLS. Outside healthcare, the Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED course is usually the right one. If the requirement is unclear, ask for the exact course name in writing.
The BLS Provider class costs $89 at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom. Classes run every day. See the booking calendar for class dates and times.
Nearby cities
Every class is held at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom. These pages explain the trip and the local requirements for each city.
AHA BLS Provider, taught hands-on in Rancho Cucamonga. Most students finish in under 2 hours with the eCard the same day.