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30,000+ Students Successfully Trained Annually
30,000+ Students Successfully Trained Annually
Earn your 100% official American Heart Association (AHA) certification in BLS, ACLS, or PALS at our Centreville, Maryland training station. Our convenient certification process is ideal for nurses, physicians, medical students, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals who need current AHA credentials.
Complete your AHA HeartCode course online on your own schedule, then visit our Centreville Verification Station for the required hands-on skills session. Once you complete your training requirements, your official AHA eCard is issued the same day
100% compliant with Queen Anne’s County medical centers and all regional healthcare networks.
Complete the AHA HeartCode online modules to earn official AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits for physicians or CNE contact hours for nurses.
Finish your online coursework and in-person skills verification, then receive your official American Heart Association eCard immediately after completing your certification.
Online + Skills
Skills Only
Online + Skills
Skills Only
Online + Skills
Skills Only
Our Centreville Verification Station is located at 324 Pennsylvania Ave., Centreville, MD 21617, in the heart of Centreville. You can access the facility through the side entrance door also. The location provides convenient access for healthcare professionals, students, and residents throughout Queen Anne’s County and Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
The station is located just a short walk from Uno Mas and Mamma Mia’s on Pennsylvania Avenue. If you reach either restaurant, you are only steps away from the training station.
Free street parking is available around the building. You can also use the parking lot directly across the street from the Centreville station.
Primary care providers, nurses, health coaches, and clinical staff
Clinicians, medical assistants, nurses, and other healthcare professionals
Whether you are preparing for a healthcare career or renewing an existing credential, our Centreville training process makes it easier to complete your required AHA certification without spending unnecessary time in a traditional classroom.
Doctors, nurses, paramedics, medical assistants, and other clinical professionals can maintain their required BLS, ACLS, or PALS credentials through a convenient online-and-skills format.
Meet clinical rotation and workplace requirements with flexible training that fits your schedule.
Healthcare organizations and medical teams can coordinate certification training for staff while keeping scheduling convenient around work and patient-care responsibilities.
Complete the online portion at your own pace, then visit the Centreville station for your required hands-on skills verification.
100% AHA-aligned courses and skills assessment by AHA-trained instructors.
Real people, real support—before, during, and after your visit.
Flexible online learning. Convenient skills verification. Official AHA-aligned certification.
Our Centreville CPR training station is located at 324 Pennsylvania Ave, Centreville, MD 21617. It is easily reachable for students and healthcare professionals travelling from nearby areas across Queen Anne’s County and Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
We provide official American Heart Association certification courses in Centreville, including:
These programs teach essential emergency response skills such as high-quality CPR, AED operation, and effective lifesaving techniques. You also have the option to complete multiple certifications, such as BLS, ACLS, and PALS, within the same day.
Once you finish the AHA online coursework and complete the in-person skills session at our Centreville location, you’ll receive your official AHA certification eCard the same day. The process is quick, simple, and fully compliant with American Heart Association standards.
We make CPR certification easy, efficient, and fully compliant with AHA guidelines. Whether you’re a healthcare provider, part of an organization, or an individual learner, you can get certified quickly and without unnecessary delays. With more than 100 locations across the country, high-quality training is always close by.
Yes. You’ll receive an official American Heart Association (AHA) eCard, the same certification card issued after completing traditional in-person AHA training.
Yes. You’ll receive an official American Heart Association (AHA) eCard, the same certification card issued after completing traditional in-person AHA training.
Select the “Skills Only” option when registering. You’ll need to upload your official AHA HeartCode Part 1 completion certificate before or during your scheduled appointment.
