910CPR
Friday Evening BLS Class in Wilmington on May 29 - Class 12775289
Evening session in Wilmington with direct registration after the class details below.
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Evening session in Wilmington with direct registration after the class details below.
- Provider eCard after successful completion; commonly valid for 2 years.
- Same-day card processing when course requirements and roster details are complete.
This Session
This evening BLS session, class ID 12775289, is scheduled in Wilmington on Friday, May 29, 2026 at 6:15 PM for students and professionals who need a distinct class record and a reliable registration path.
The schedule details here are tied to this single class occurrence rather than a generic course listing.
Session reference 12775289 uses the local context markers morning-ready, Wilmington, course, coastal, Myrtle Grove, skills to keep this event record distinct.
910CPR is an Authorized American Heart Association Training Site serving Coastal North Carolina.
Local Class Notes
This Wilmington session is convenient for students coming from Shipyard Boulevard, Midtown, Myrtle Grove, Leland, and nearby New Hanover County clinical programs.
Listed location: Wilmington; Shipyard Blvd.
“Brian gave us extremely important tips such as where to find the proper hands’ position for compressions. Addressed the questions in the test. He’s a...” Cecilia H.
Course Description
This is the American Heart Association BLS Provider renewal class for students who already work at the healthcare-provider level and need to keep their BLS current.
The class focuses on high-quality CPR, AED use, ventilations, choking response, and team response for adult, child, and infant emergencies.
Current Guideline Focus
910CPR keeps public course pages practical and class-first while aligning response language with current AHA, Red Cross, and certifying-agency first aid and CPR guidance.
- Current CPR and ECC training emphasizes high-quality compressions, AED use, ventilation when indicated, and clear team communication.
- For opioid-related respiratory arrest, hands-only CPR is not always enough. Training reinforces EMS activation, naloxone access when available, and CPR with breaths when breathing is absent or abnormal.
Upcoming Classes
Who This Class Is For
This is the class most nursing, EMS, dental, hospital, and clinical programs mean when they ask for AHA BLS.
Good fit if your employer or school specifically asked for American Heart Association BLS Provider. If you are not sure which version you need, BLS is usually the safer choice for healthcare roles.
Session FAQ
When should I arrive?
Plan to arrive a few minutes early so check-in and skills equipment setup do not shorten your class time.
When are cards issued?
AHA eCards are processed after successful completion when roster details and course requirements are complete.
Do HeartCode students need online work first?
Yes. HeartCode skills sessions require the online portion to be completed before the in-person skills appointment.
What should I bring?
Bring the name/email used for registration and any online completion certificate required for blended or HeartCode formats.