Which AHA Certification Courses Does CPR123 Provide?

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CPR123 offers American Heart Association (AHA) certification and recertification courses including BLS, ACLS, PALS, NRP, and IV certification, along with first aid and CPR courses. Courses are available for both healthcare professionals and the general public, and can be taken in a classroom, online, or through on-site training for corporate groups. The right course for you depends on your role and whether you need a healthcare-provider credential or a general CPR/first aid certification.

Courses by audience

CPR123 organizes its catalog around two main groups, which makes it easier to pick the correct course.

For healthcare professionals

  • BLS (Basic Life Support) — the foundational credential for clinical staff.
  • ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) — advanced cardiac care for providers.
  • PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) — for those treating critically ill infants and children.
  • NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) — newborn resuscitation.
  • IV Certification — IV administration training.

For non-healthcare providers and the general public

  • First aid and CPR courses — for laypeople, workplace responders, and anyone needing a general certification.

Delivery formats

The same courses are offered through several formats, so you can match the format to your schedule and setting:

Format Who it suits
Classroom Individuals who want in-person instruction and skills practice
Online Those who need flexibility; a selection of AHA online courses is available
Off-site / on-site Corporate groups and employers who want training brought to their workplace
Skills testing Required in-person skills checks that accompany certain courses

CPR123 describes itself as an AHA training center with same-day certification options and flexible scheduling, including day, weekend, and evening sessions.

Certification and recertification

Both initial certification and recertification are available, so you can use CPR123 whether you're earning a credential for the first time or renewing an expiring one. Same-day AHA certification is offered at the training center.

Locations

In-person training is available in New York and Texas, with sites in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Mineola, Huntington, and San Antonio.

How to choose

  • Clinical role requiring BLS/ACLS/PALS/NRP or IV skills → enroll in the healthcare-provider course that matches your job requirement.
  • Workplace responder or general public → a first aid/CPR course is the appropriate fit.
  • Employer training a team → request on-site training to avoid employee travel time.
  • Tight schedule → check online courses or weekend/evening classroom sessions.

To confirm current course dates, availability, and any enrollment requirements, contact CPR123 directly by phone at (844) 427-7123, by email, or through the contact form on the site.