BLS Certification | Online BLS Course | CHCPT

Looking for a trusted BLS certification course? You have come to the right place.
At CHCPTI, we help healthcare professionals build life-saving skills fast.
Moreover, our students consistently rate their experience at nine out of ten or higher.

Here is why thousands of students choose us:

• Happy Students: Over 90% of students rate their satisfaction at nine or higher.
  In other words, our learners trust the quality we deliver.
• Great Value: We offer high-quality training at an affordable price.
  In addition, our customer service team supports every learner from start to finish.
• Top-Rated Course: Thousands of students have called this course the “#1” BLS option.
  Specifically, they highlight accessibility and education quality as the top reasons.
• Superior Coursework: Students choose us because our content outperforms the competition.
  Furthermore, our support team ensures every learner succeeds.
• On-Time Recertifications: Nearly one in four enrolled students loves our reminder system.
  As a result, they never miss a recertification deadline.

What You Will Learn in This BLS Course

Our BLS certification course teaches the vital skills needed in cardiac and respiratory emergencies.
We carefully designed every module to build your confidence step by step.
Here is what you will cover:

• Essential BLS Skills: Master high-quality CPR, AED use, and choking relief.
  These are the core skills every responder must know.
• Adult BLS Procedures: Learn the exact steps for CPR on adults.
  This includes both one-rescuer and two-rescuer techniques.
• Pediatric BLS Skills: Handle emergencies for children and infants with confidence.
  Specifically, you will practise infant CPR and paediatric AED use.
• Advanced Resuscitation Techniques: Understand airway management and rescue breathing.
  As a result, you will respond faster and more effectively in real emergencies.

Together, these modules train you to think quickly in critical situations.
You will also gain knowledge of multiple techniques to save a patient’s life.
For a broader overview of emergency care standards, visit the

American Heart Association CPR guidelines
.

Who Should Take the BLS Course?

We designed this BLS course for healthcare professionals who manage cardiac and respiratory emergencies.
However, it is also valuable for anyone who wants to build foundational life-support skills.
Specifically, it suits the following groups:

• Medical Professionals: Physicians, Registered Nurses, and Licensed Practical Nurses benefit directly.
  In addition, staff in ERs, ICUs, and Ambulatory Care Centres use these skills daily.
• First Responders: Paramedics, EMTs, AEMTs, and firefighters arrive first at emergencies.
  Therefore, they need fast, reliable BLS skills before hospital care begins.
• Healthcare Students: Medical and nursing students often need BLS training as a course requirement.
  Consequently, this course helps them meet that requirement efficiently.
• Public Safety Personnel: Police officers, correctional officers, and parole officers may face medical emergencies.
  As a result, BLS training helps them respond effectively until paramedics arrive.

In short, we recommend this course for any caregiver involved in life-saving care.
It is also ideal for those who want to refresh their existing BLS knowledge.
Not sure which course fits your role? Browse our full range of

online safety courses

to find the right fit.

How This BLS Course Works

Getting certified is straightforward. First, register online and gain instant access.
Then, complete the self-paced modules at your own speed on any device.
Finally, pass the final assessment and download your certificate right away.

Moreover, you do not need prior experience to begin.
We built this course for beginners and experienced professionals alike.
Each module uses clear visuals, real-world scenarios, and guided practice.

BLS vs. CPR — What Is the Difference?

Many people ask how BLS differs from standard CPR training.
In short, BLS goes further than basic CPR.
It covers team-based resuscitation, advanced airway management, and AED use together.
Standard CPR, on the other hand, focuses on compression and rescue breathing basics.

Therefore, BLS is the preferred certification for healthcare providers and first responders.
For a comparison of course levels, see our

CPR and First Aid course

or review the

Health Canada healthcare standards overview
.

Why BLS Certification Matters for Your Career

Employers in healthcare and public safety actively look for BLS-certified candidates.
In fact, many hospitals and clinics require it before hiring.
Furthermore, holding a current certificate shows your commitment to patient safety.

Additionally, BLS training reduces panic in emergency situations.
When you practise regularly, you respond with confidence instead of hesitation.
As a result, your patients get faster, better care when it matters most.

Ready to get started? Visit our
contact page
for group enrollment options or any questions about the course.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the BLS course take?

Most students finish the course in 3–4 hours.
However, the course is fully self-paced, so you can take longer if you need to.

Is this course recognized in Canada?

Yes, this course is internationally recognized and accepted across Canada.
However, specific employer or regulatory requirements may vary.
Therefore, we recommend checking with your employer before you enrol.

Do I need to renew my BLS certificate?

Yes. Most employers require renewal every two years.
Consequently, we send renewal reminders so you stay compliant automatically.
You can also explore our other

recertification courses

when renewal time comes.

Can employers enroll a team?

Absolutely. We offer group pricing and bulk invoicing for teams of any size.
In addition, we provide completion tracking to simplify your compliance records.
To set this up, contact us at
[email protected]
or call
+1 437-937-0400.

⚠️ Please note: This is not a Heart & Stroke Foundation course
and is not WSIB-approved. It is, however, internationally recognized
and accepted by many healthcare employers across Canada.