Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, all training is conducted in accordance with the 2025 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and ECC using the official AHA curriculum.

Our BLS Provider courses are designed for healthcare professionals, first responders, medical students, nursing students, EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, police officers, teachers, coaches, and anyone whose job or role requires AHA BLS certification. No prior medical experience is required for initial certification.

Upon successful completion of the course, your official AHA BLS Provider digital certification card will be emailed to you within 3 business days. You can verify your certification online through the American Heart Association database immediately after course completion.

Yes, hands-on practice is a mandatory component of BLS certification. You will practice CPR techniques, AED use, and rescue breathing on training mannequins. Our instructors provide personalized feedback and conduct 1:1 skills assessments to ensure you master each technique before certification.

Yes, we are committed to providing accessible training for all students. Please contact us at least 48 hours before your scheduled class to discuss any accommodations you may need, and we will work with you to ensure a successful learning experience.

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to kneel and move freely on the floor. You will be practicing CPR techniques on mannequins, so avoid restrictive clothing. Closed-toe shoes are recommended for safety during hands-on practice sessions.

Students who are experiencing illness should not attend class. One (1) reschedule due to illness is permitted provided the student notifies Oath of Honor Medical Training prior to the scheduled class start time. The rescheduled session must be completed within 30 days. No refunds are issued for illness-related cancellations.

Students arriving more than 15 minutes late will be considered a no-show and will not be admitted to class. BLS certification requires attendance for the entire course duration. If you are running late, please contact us immediately, but understand that late entry may not be possible.

If you registered for HeartCode BLS (blended learning), the online course must be completed before your in-person skills session. If you registered for an in-person BLS Provider class, there is no required online portion.

Please bring a valid photo ID and your HeartCode completion certificate if you are attending a skills session. If you have employer requirements, bring any paperwork you need signed.

Availability depends on our schedule. If you need a same-day option, contact us with your preferred date and we’ll confirm the next available skills session time.

Yes. AHA BLS Provider certification is widely accepted by hospitals, clinics, EMS agencies, and most employers that require CPR/BLS training.

The AHA BLS Provider in-person course is approximately 4.5 hours. HeartCode BLS skills sessions are shorter and focus exclusively on skills verification.

Yes, we offer both initial BLS Provider certification and renewal options. If you’re unsure which you need, tell us your expiration date and we’ll guide you.

Our instructors coach you throughout the course and provide corrective feedback. If you need another attempt, we’ll explain exactly what to improve and follow the AHA process for re-testing.

Send us a message through the contact form on our website and include the course name, your preferred date, and any deadline you’re working against—we’ll reply with the best option.