BLS CPR certification is typically valid for two years from the date of issuance. After this period, a recertification course is needed to maintain the certification.

To get BLS CPR certified, you can enroll in a course offered by accredited organizations such as the American Heart Association (AHA), the American Red Cross, or other recognized institutions. Courses can be found online or in person at training centers, hospitals, or community centers.

Yes, many organizations offer blended learning options where you can complete the theoretical part online and then attend an in-person skills session to demonstrate your competency and receive certification.

For a BLS CPR class, you should bring:

• A valid photo ID.
• Comfortable clothing for performing CPR on manikins.
• Any required course materials or manuals provided by the training organization.

To renew your BLS CPR certification, you need to take a recertification course before your current certification expires. This course is generally shorter than the initial certification course and focuses on refreshing your skills and updating you on any new guidelines or techniques.

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