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30,000+ Students Successfully Trained Annually
30,000+ Students Successfully Trained Annually
Earn your official 100% American Heart Association (AHA) certification in BLS, ACLS, or PALS in Baltimore City, MD. This training is ideal for nurses, physicians, allied health professionals, and other clinical staff. Complete your AHA HeartCode course online at a time that works for you, followed by a brief in-person hands-on skills session. After completing the requirements, you’ll receive your official AHA eCard the same day.
100% compliant with Baltimore Medical Center and all regional healthcare networks.
Earn official AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits for physicians or CNE contact hours for nurses by completing the AHA HeartCode online modules.
Receive your official American Heart Association eCard directly in your inbox immediately after completing your quick, 15–30-minute hands-on skills verification.
Online + Skills
Skills Only
Online + Skills
Skills Only
Online + Skills
Skills Only
Our Baltimore City training station is located in the Mount Vernon section, making it convenient for healthcare professionals, students, and residents in the area.
The building is directly across from St. Paul Place, in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon area, near the Washington Monument and Walters Art Museum. From North Baltimore or Downtown, follow St. Paul Street to the 1300 block; the entrance is at 1307 St. Paul St., 2nd Floor.
Plenty of on-street parking is available around the building, making it convenient to stop right near the entrance.
Whether you’re starting your healthcare career or maintaining your current credentials, our flexible CPR training helps you build the skills and confidence needed to respond effectively in critical moments.
Doctors, nurses, EMTs, technicians, dental professionals, and other clinical team members can refresh and reinforce essential life-saving skills.
Prepare for clinical rotations and professional requirements with convenient CPR training that fits easily into your schedule.
Keep your team prepared and confident with convenient, consistent, and hands-on certification training designed for healthcare settings.
Complete convenient, self-paced online training, followed by same-day skills verification designed to fit your schedule.
Receive comprehensive, AHA-aligned training with hands-on skills assessment led by AHA-trained instructors.
Get helpful guidance from real people before, during, and after your training to ensure you feel confident throughout the process.
Flexible online learning. Convenient skills verification. Official AHA-aligned certification.
Located at 1307 St Paul St, Baltimore, MD 21202, United States, our Baltimore City facility is conveniently accessible for students and healthcare professionals throughout the Mount Vernon area of Baltimore City.
The medical facilities in the Baltimore City area that typically require CPR certification are: Mercy Medical Center, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, University of Maryland, Baltimore, and Kaiser Permanente Baltimore Harbor Medical Center.
We offer formally accredited American Heart Association courses, including Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).
Once you have finished the required AHA online coursework and attended the hands-on skills session at our Baltimore City location, your official AHA certification eCard will be issued to you on the same day. The process is quick, streamlined, and fully meets AHA standards.
We deliver quick and efficient CPR training to help you obtain your AHA-compliant certification with ease. With more than 108 locations nationwide, we provide dependable certification services for healthcare professionals, businesses, and individuals alike.
Yes. You’ll receive the same official American Heart Association (AHA) eCard provided through traditional in-person classroom training.
CME/CE credits are provided directly through the AHA’s eLearning/Atlas platform after you complete the Part 1 online module.
Choose the “Skills Only” option. You’ll need to upload your official AHA HeartCode Part 1 completion certificate before or at your scheduled appointment.
