Basic Life Support (BLS)
Basic Life Support for healthcare providers.
Learn three essential actions that can help control life-threatening bleeding until professional help arrives.
Community members, workplaces, schools and organizations. No medical background needed.
Hands-on, instructor-led. Classroom at our Mission site or onsite at your facility.
Classes run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Book on our calendar or call (956) 379-6196.
STOP THE BLEED® is a national awareness campaign and course that teaches you how to control life-threatening bleeding in an emergency.
Use your hands or a bandage to press on the wound and control bleeding.
Fill the wound with gauze or cloth to help stop the bleeding.
Apply a tourniquet to stop bleeding in arms or legs.
Anyone who wants to be prepared to help in an emergency.
Employees, safety teams and employers.
Teachers, staff, coaches and volunteers.
Review shared on Google (opens in a new tab)I would 100% recommend getting or renewing your BLS certification at CPR Masters! Mrs. Reyes is a fantastic instructor and did an excellent job teaching the BLS skills. In the beginning, I was worried that I wouldn't succeed, but Mrs. Reyes was very patient, encouraging, and made sure I understood what I was doing. She created a comfortable learning environment and gave great feedback throughout the course. 10/10!
Review shared on Google (opens in a new tab)The BLS class was great! It was very informative, easy to follow, fast and efficient, and was a great refresher for me.
Review shared on Google (opens in a new tab)Mrs. Reyes was exceptional throughout the entire process of helping me obtain my BLS certification. She was incredibly patient, and took the time to ensure I understood everything!
Healthcare providers usually need BLS, and clinicians managing cardiac emergencies take ACLS or PALS. Workplaces, caregivers and community responders take a Heartsaver course. School staff take Heartsaver K–12, and anyone caring for infants and children takes Heartsaver Pediatric. If you are unsure, call (956) 379-6196 — and always confirm the exact requirement with your employer or school.
Requirements vary by employer, licensing board, school, and profession. CPR Masters RGV offers American Heart Association courses, but you should confirm the exact certification required by your employer or regulatory agency before registering. If you are unsure which course you need, call us at (956) 379-6196 and we can help you identify the appropriate course; final acceptance is determined by your employer or licensing authority.
Course completion cards are issued for the specific course successfully completed, such as BLS, ACLS, PALS, or Heartsaver CPR AED/First Aid. American Heart Association course completion cards are generally valid for two years from the date of issue. Your card identifies the specific course completed and its expiration date.
Call (956) 379-6196 or send a registration request through this site. We will confirm your class date and what to bring.
We come to your facility anywhere in the Rio Grande Valley and train your whole team together.