Which class is right for you?
Which class is right for you?
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For healthcare providers who need to perform CPR and other basic cardiovascular life support skills.
For healthcare professionals who manage cardiopulmonary emergencies and lead resuscitation teams.
For healthcare providers who respond to emergencies affecting infants and children.
For the community, teachers, coaches, parents, and anyone who wants to be prepared.
Not sure which course you need? Check out our FAQ or contact us — we're happy to help!
How It Works
How It Works
Choose Your Course
Select the certification course that matches your role, experience level, or workplace requirements.
Complete Required Preparation
Finish any assigned pre-course review, online learning, or readiness materials before class.
Attend Hands-On Training
Participate in your instructor-led skills session, practice scenarios, and course evaluation.
Receive Your AHA eCard
Upon successful completeion, receive your official AHA eCard valid for two (2) years.
Why train with Good Samaritan Lifesavers?
Why train with Good Samaritan Lifesavers?
Real Clinical Experience
Learn from a healthcare professional with real-world emergency experience—not just theory.
Flexible & Efficient
Streamlined classes designed to fit your schedule without wasting your time.
Hands-On Training
Practice skills with real-time feedback so you feel confident in actual emergencies.
Workplace-Focused
Training tailored to your setting—clinic, surgery center, school, or workplace.
AHA-Aligned Certification
Receive recognized certification that meets healthcare and job requirements.
Supportive Environment
Train in a clear, judgment-free setting where you can ask questions and build confidence.
The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in all AHA courses and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the AHA. Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees needed for AHA course materials, do not represent income to the AHA.
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