About CPR Certification Baltimore

Our Mission

CPR Certification Baltimore was built on the belief that knowing how to respond in a cardiac emergency should not be reserved for healthcare professionals alone. In Baltimore, that means serving everyone from healthcare-track students and school staff to hotel teams, church volunteers, parents, and coworkers across the city and nearby communities. As an official AHA Training Site, we are authorized to issue American Heart Association certification cards directly after class completion. Our goal is straightforward: clear, practical CPR training that leaves more people in Baltimore ready to act before EMS arrives.

Our Story

CPR Certification Baltimore is an Official American Heart Association Training Site serving students, employers, and community groups across Baltimore area. Students come from Baltimore, Towson, Catonsville, Dundalk, and nearby communities for hands-on BLS CPR classes, and businesses throughout the region can schedule onsite group CPR training at their own location.

What Students Can Expect

Every class follows the official AHA BLS curriculum and is led by an AHA-certified instructor. Sessions are kept small so every student gets real hands-on time with a mannequin and an AED trainer, not just watching a video. You will cover chest compressions, rescue breathing, AED operation, and two-rescuer scenarios where required by your certification level. No prior CPR experience is needed. The class is designed to start from the basics and build from there. Most students receive their BLS card the same day class is completed.

Who Takes Our Classes

Students, healthcare workers, school staff, hospitality teams, office employees, fitness professionals, and community members across Baltimore take AHA BLS CPR classes for professional and personal reasons. Between Johns Hopkins Hospital, University of Maryland Medical Center, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore City Community College, and local employers, many people need one class covering adult, child, and infant CPR, AED use, and choking relief in a single session.

AHA-Certified Instruction

Every class is taught by an instructor certified by the American Heart Association to deliver BLS training. AHA instructor certification requires completing an approved instructor course and demonstrating practical skills to a training center faculty member. That credential backs every class we offer: instruction from someone authorized to teach the AHA curriculum, not just familiar with it.