YOUR TIME IS VITAL. SO IS YOUR CERTIFICATION.
Professional BLS training with heart
Focused BLS Training For Healthcare Professionals
Focused. Reliable. Ready for the real world.
We create a learning environment where healthcare providers feel respected, supported, and confident.
At Pulse BLS, we believe life support training should be clear, focused, and professional — never boring, never rushed, and never “check-the-box.”
We offer American Heart Association BLS certification in two formats:
- Traditional 4 hour classroom certification
- Blended online class with a 30 minute in person skill check !
Schedule your BLS Certification or BLS Renewal today - Because Every Beat Matters
Executive BLS Concierge Certification:
As a busy medical provider you don’t have four hours to sit in a classroom — you need efficient, professional, and reliable training that respects your expertise and your schedule.
- AHA-approved blended format: complete your training online when it is convenient for you.
- Private 30-minute in your office skills check, scheduled when it’s convenient for you.
- Discreet, professional instruction — tailored to high-level healthcare providers and executives.
As a doctoral-educated healthcare professional and certified BLS instructor, I understand the needs of busy clinicians and executives.
Invest in your time and schedule your BLS renewal when and where it is convenient for you. $200. Call to schedule your renewal. 904.708.7997
Professional Standards for Classroom Training
At PulseBLS, we respect your time, your expertise, and your professionalism. Our classroom-based courses are fast-paced and focused — designed for healthcare providers who want to train efficiently without sacrificing quality.
To maintain both safety and professionalism during hands-on skills, we ask all participants to follow these simple standards:
- Closed-toe shoes with a back are required for safety during practical exercises.
- Hair tied back to keep vision and airways clear.
- Nails — no longer than ¼ inch beyond the fingertip — to allow effective chest compressions and patient care.
- Professional appearance — comfortable but appropriate for a clinical training setting.
These guidelines ensure everyone can participate fully and safely, while keeping the class efficient and professional.