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AHA Certification

BLS. ACLS. PALS.

American Heart Association® certification skills sessions with a real instructor. Small group. By appointment. Roy, Utah.

AHA BLS Instructor
AHA ACLS Instructor
AHA PALS Instructor
By Appointment – Roy, Utah
Courses Offered

Three Certifications.
One Location.

ACLS and PALS use the AHA blended learning model – complete the HeartCode online module on your own time, then come to us for the hands-on skills session. BLS is offered both ways: blended, or as a full in-person course with no online module required. We issue your AHA eCard the same day.

Basic Life Support
BLS for Healthcare Providers
The foundation. Required for EMTs, nurses, MAs, dental professionals, and anyone who needs a current AHA BLS card for employment or licensure. Covers CPR for adults, children, and infants, AED use, and relief of choking.
HeartCode BLS online (AHA) $37
Skills session at 4Front ETC $50
Total to you $87
Blended format. Complete HeartCode online first, then attend a hands-on skills session. Approximately 1 hour. Valid 2 years.
In-Person BLS (full course) $65
No online module required. Full lecture and skills session at 4Front ETC. Approximately 3–4 hours. Valid 2 years.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
ACLS Provider
For physicians, nurses, paramedics, and advanced providers who respond to cardiac arrest, stroke, and other cardiovascular emergencies. Builds on BLS with advanced algorithms, pharmacology, and team dynamics. Current BLS required.
HeartCode ACLS online (AHA) $173
Skills session at 4Front ETC $125
Total to you $298
Skills session: approximately 2 hours. Valid 2 years. Current BLS required.
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
PALS Provider
For healthcare providers who respond to emergencies in infants and children. Covers pediatric CPR, airway management, arrhythmia recognition, and management of respiratory and cardiovascular emergencies in pediatric patients. Current BLS required.
HeartCode PALS online (AHA) $173
Skills session at 4Front ETC $125
Total to you $298
Skills session: approximately 2 hours. Valid 2 years. Current BLS required.
The Process

How It Works

01
Complete HeartCode Online (or Choose In-Person BLS)
For blended ACLS, PALS, or BLS, purchase and complete the HeartCode module for your course directly from the AHA at elearning.heart.org and save your completion certificate. Prefer no online module? BLS is also offered as a full in-person course – just skip this step and go straight to scheduling.
02
Schedule Your Skills Session
Contact us to schedule your hands-on skills session. We offer sessions by appointment, typically Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
03
Complete Skills at 4Front
If you completed HeartCode online, bring your certificate. If you chose in-person BLS, no certificate needed – work through the full lecture and skills with a real AHA instructor who will give you actual feedback, not just pass you through.
04
Receive Your AHA eCard
Pass your skills check and your AHA Provider eCard will be issued within 2 business days. You will receive it by email and it is valid for two years, recognized by hospitals, agencies, and employers nationwide.
Prerequisites

What You Need Before You Arrive

BLS
No prior certification required for initial BLS. For renewal, your previous card does not need to be current. Complete HeartCode BLS online before your session if you choose the blended format – not required for in-person BLS.
ACLS
Current AHA BLS Provider certification required. Basic familiarity with ECG rhythm recognition and pharmacology is strongly recommended before taking HeartCode ACLS.
PALS
Current AHA BLS Provider certification required. PALS is designed for providers who respond to pediatric emergencies in clinical or prehospital settings.

Ready to Schedule?

Contact us to set up your skills session. If you completed HeartCode online, bring your certificate – if you chose in-person BLS, just show up and we will take care of the rest.

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The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS, and PALS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association, and any fees charged for such a course do not represent income to the Association.