AHA BLS CPR with First Aid Training
in Baltimore

Our CPR and First Aid combo class pairs the official AHA BLS CPR class with supplemental First Aid training from CPR Certification Baltimore. Students usually receive both cards on the same day after successful completion. If you need an accredited First Aid credential, confirm your requirement before enrolling.

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Official AHA BLS CPR Class With Supplemental First Aid Training

This combo includes our full AHA BLS CPR class together with a separate CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid course. The AHA BLS portion is the hands-on class led by a certified AHA instructor and results in your official AHA BLS CPR Card. The First Aid portion is completed separately and results in a CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid card issued by us. It is not Heartsaver and it is not issued by the American Heart Association.

CPR Training Paired With Supplemental First Aid Knowledge

Who This CPR and First Aid Combo Is For

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.

Parents and Caregivers

Parents and caregivers across Baltimore often choose the combo when they want the official AHA BLS CPR credential and broader first aid knowledge in the same class. The First Aid portion adds useful training on common injuries and medical situations that can come up at home, at the park, or while caring for children.

Workplace Teams and Corporate Groups

Many Baltimore businesses and organizations choose the combo when they booking onsite CPR classes for workplace emergencies. The AHA BLS portion is the primary CPR credential, while the First Aid component adds broader training on common injuries and medical situations. If your workplace requires an accredited First Aid certification, confirm that requirement before booking.

Community Members Seeking Broader Knowledge

Many Baltimore residents choose the combo because they want the official AHA BLS CPR credential and broader first aid knowledge in one affordable package. It is a strong fit for community members who want more complete emergency training for everyday life and personal preparedness.

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How the Combo Class Works in Baltimore

Choose a Combo Class Date

All available combo class dates and times are shown in the booking calendar above. Pick the session that works for your schedule and reserve your seat online.

Complete the First Aid Training Before Class

The First Aid portion is completed separately before class through video-based training. That means you get the added first aid content without extending the in-person AHA BLS CPR session.

Attend the Full AHA BLS CPR Class

On class day, your certified AHA instructor takes you through the complete AHA BLS CPR curriculum. You practice CPR for adults, children, and infants, AED use, choking relief, and team-based response skills using professional training equipment. The course is suitable for first time students and BLS recertification alike.

Receive Your Cards

After class, you complete the AHA BLS written exam and hands-on skills assessment. Students usually receive their AHA BLS CPR Card and CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid card on the same day after successful completion. The AHA BLS CPR Card is the primary credential in the combo, while the First Aid card is a separate training card issued by us.

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What the AHA BLS CPR Component Covers

The AHA BLS portion of the combo is the same full hands-on course we run every week as an Official American Heart Association Training Site. It covers CPR for adults, children, and infants, AED use, choking relief for all age groups, and team-based resuscitation skills. Students usually receive their AHA BLS CPR Card on the same day after successful completion.

CPR for Adults, Children and Infants

Hands-on manikin practice covers all three age groups with real-time feedback from your AHA instructor. Adult, child, and infant CPR are all required parts of the curriculum and all are assessed before your card is issued.

AED Operation

You practice hands-on AED trainer use including device operation, pad placement for adults and children, and integrating AED use into ongoing CPR without losing compression rhythm.

Choking Relief for All Age Groups

The course covers back blows, abdominal thrusts, and the transitions between responsive and unresponsive victim management for adults, children, and infants.

Team-Based CPR Response

Team CPR scenarios cover how to coordinate with other rescuers, rotate compressions, and manage an AED simultaneously during a resuscitation effort.

Official AHA BLS CPR Card

Students usually receive their official AHA BLS CPR Card on the same day after successful completion. That is the primary credential included in the combo class.

Widely Recognized for Work and School Requirements

AHA BLS certification from an authorized training site is widely recognized and is often used when employer, school, licensing, or accreditation requirements call for a hands-on CPR credential. In many settings, that includes healthcare employers, Joint Commission-related expectations, OSHA-related workplace needs, and Maryland licensing-related requirements.

The CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid component is separate. It is not an AHA course and should not be treated as equivalent to the AHA BLS CPR credential included in the same class.

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What the CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid Component Covers

The First Aid portion of the combo covers common injuries and medical situations people may encounter at home, at work, or in everyday public settings. It adds broader emergency training beyond CPR, but it is separate from the accredited AHA BLS CPR credential included in the same class.

Bleeding Control

The First Aid component covers recognizing and managing external bleeding, wound care, pressure application, and identifying when an injury requires immediate emergency services.

Burns and Scalds

Students learn to identify burn severity and the appropriate first response for minor thermal injuries before professional medical care is available.

Sprains and Broken Bones

The course covers first response for musculoskeletal injuries, including immobilization, elevation, and recognizing signs that require emergency care.

Stroke Recognition

Students learn the warning signs of stroke using the FAST method and the appropriate steps to take while waiting for emergency services to arrive.

EpiPen Use

The course explains when and how to use an epinephrine auto-injector in response to a severe allergic reaction and what steps to take while waiting for emergency services.

CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid Card

Completion of the First Aid component results in a CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid card issued by us. That card is separate from the AHA BLS CPR Card and is not issued by the American Heart Association. It should be understood as added training paired with the accredited AHA BLS CPR Card, not as an equivalent credential.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the AHA BLS CPR and First Aid Combo Class in Baltimore

Two cards are usually issued the same day after successful completion. The first is the official AHA BLS CPR Card from the American Heart Association. The second is a CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid card, a proprietary training credential issued by us. These are not equivalent credentials.

No. The CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid card is a proprietary credential issued by CPR Certification Baltimore. It is not issued by the American Heart Association and is not Heartsaver or any other AHA product. If your employer or licensing board requires an AHA First Aid credential specifically, this combo does not provide that.

We cannot confirm acceptance by any specific employer or licensing board. If your situation requires an accredited First Aid certification, verify your employer’s specific requirements before enrolling. What we can confirm is that the AHA BLS CPR card included in this combo is widely used for workplace and school requirements.

If you need an AHA BLS CPR card and also want practical first aid knowledge at an affordable price, and your employer does not require an accredited First Aid credential, the combo is likely a good fit. If both your AHA BLS card and an accredited First Aid certification are required, confirm whether this combo meets that second requirement before booking.

The CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid component is a video-based course completed online before your class date. You watch the material at your own pace prior to arriving for your in-person AHA BLS class. No additional in-person time is required for the First Aid component.

The in-person class runs approximately 4 to 4.5 hours, the same as our standard AHA BLS class. The First Aid video content is completed online before class at your own pace.

Your AHA BLS CPR Card is usually issued the same day after successful completion of the skills assessment and written exam. Your CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid card is typically issued that day as well.

Yes. The AHA BLS CPR component of the combo is the same full course we run every week, with the same curriculum, the same certified instructor, the same skills assessment, and the same AHA BLS CPR Card.

The AHA BLS CPR component is the primary CPR credential in the combo and is commonly used for workplace CPR requirements. The CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid component is additional educational content and is not a standalone accredited First Aid certification.

Yes. Groups of five or more can schedule onsite combo training at their location. Contact us to discuss dates, logistics, and pricing for your team.

Current combo pricing and AHA BLS only pricing are shown in the booking calendar at the top of this page.

The AHA BLS CPR card is valid for two years from the date of issue. The CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid card is also valid for two years.

Yes. The CPR Certification Baltimore First Aid video content is completed before your class date. Plan for approximately one hour of online video at your own pace prior to arriving for your in-person session.

All available weeknight and weekend morning sessions are shown in the booking calendar at the top of this page.

Online-only CPR courses do not include the hands-on skills assessment required for AHA BLS. Many Maryland employers, hospitals, and training programs look for an in-person AHA BLS card issued by an authorized training site.

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What Customers Say About Our CPR Certification Classes

  • Marquita was my instructor today. I loved her enthusiasm about teaching CPR. She answered every question and then some. Wonderful class. She made my nerves go away.
    Bridgette Ross
  • This instructor Gabriel was great. Patient, professional, and made learning CPR comfortable. I enjoyed the smaller class setting and the hands-on training.
    Rhodope Walker
  • Mr. Brian is a great teacher. The class was very informative and the hands-on part was not overwhelming. He gave everyone time to be confident in learning this life-saving skill.
    H C
  • Brian was an amazing instructor. He was so welcoming and knowledgeable about the course. I had the best experience and feel very confident in my basic life support skills.
    Samantha Villarino