Idaho ACLS, PALS, BLS & CPR

Online PALS, ACLS BLS Certification Training Classes in Idaho

We have training, certification, and re-certification classes in ACLS, PALS, BLS, First Aid, CPR, and AED. These certifications are available online, so you can complete them at your convenience. When you pick the course and pay the fee, you’ll have access to all the comprehensive study materials and certification exams you need to complete your training class successfully.

You have access to your study materials and the certification tests 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, giving you the flexibility to complete your certifications when it works for you. Doctors followed the latest version of the American Heart Association’s guidelines when they made our course materials, so you know it’s always up-to-date. As soon as you pass the certification test, you can print out a digital copy of your certification. A hard copy will be in the mail within 3 to 5 business days.

PALS, BLS, and ACLS Certification

If you’re thinking of a career change, or if you’re going to college for nursing, social work, teaching, or coaching, you’re going to be around people all day, every day. This means you’re busy, and you may not have time to go to traditional classes to get the certifications that are either required or suggested for your field. This is where we can help you.

The next tier up from CPR is our BLS certification. The more training and preparation you have for an emergency, the better you’ll perform during an actual emergency. ACLS certifications are more for nurses and doctors, but they must renew them every two years. The same is true for PALS certifications, and you’ll have to have this certification if you’re a medical professional that works with children.

Every one of our ACLS, BLS, and PALS online certification classes follow the American Heart Association’s guidelines. We update them every five years in accordance with the AHA updates to ensure we always offer the most up-to-date material. You can take one certification at a time, or you can take all three. We have package deals available for your convenience as well, so make sure to check out our deals.

CPR AED Certification and First Aid Online Training

Depending on which job field you go into, you may find that your employer requires you to have CPR/AED and First Aid training and certifications. As you’re working normal business hours, you may find it hard to schedule time off to attend a training class to get your certification. We’ve made it easy to get your certifications with our online classes. You can do it at a time that works with your schedule, anywhere you can access the internet.

When you’ve selected the class or classes you wish to take, you can enroll and pay the fee. This will give you instant access to all the comprehensive class materials you need to complete this class successfully. The certification test doesn’t have a time limit, so you can take it at your own pace. You’ll answer multiple choice and true/false questions during the certification test, and you get unlimited retakes. Once you successfully complete the class, you’ll print a digital copy of your certification. Your hard copy will arrive in the mail within 3 to 5 business days.

Idaho State Information

Idaho is the fourteenth-largest state in the nation. It has a population of 1,716,943 people. Idaho has the nickname of the “Gem State” in reference to its rich mining history and its wilderness areas. This state was one of the hardest hit during the Great Depression, but it came back with a strong economy that has vibrant agriculture, science, and technology sectors. Today, Idaho has the sixth fastest growing economy in the nation.

Idaho Health Information

Although Idaho is an overall healthy state, it does have some health concerns. Things like obesity, mental health, hypertension, chronic respiratory diseases, and heart disease are the top problems in the state. These problems can get worse over time, and if people don’t get treated for them, they can end up hospitalized or in much worse condition. These health concerns have been on the rise over the past few years, especially the mental health and obesity issues.

Boise

Boise is the largest city in the state of Idaho with a population of 223,154 people, and it is the capital city as well. This population puts Boise as the 99th largest city in the nation. The Federal Government established Fort Boise during the 1830s, and it grew to an incorporated city in 1864. The city sprawls over 82 miles and it includes several defined regions.

This city has a problem with mental illness and this problem is on the rise. Things like depression, bipolar disorder, and anxiety affect a significant portion of the population. If these things go untreated, their severity levels can increase. This can lead people to have suicidal ideations that get worse over time.

A sixteen-year-old recently suffered a cardiac arrest while swimming in the backyard pool and a neighbor stepped in to help perform CPR. To find out what happened, click here.

Meridian

The second-largest city in Idaho is the city of Meridian with 95,623 people. This city started as an agricultural center for the region and it evolved over time to have thriving financial and government industries. There are several parks, museums, and historical points of interest scattered throughout the city that draw tourists every year.

Meridian’s biggest health problem is obesity. When people are obese, they’re at a higher risk for other health problems like diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular issues. The older population demographics are part of why these health problems are widespread. Lifestyle choices, such as a lack of physical activity and a poor diet can contribute to the prevalence of these issues as well.

Recently, a stranger rushed to perform CPR on a toddler that had been hit by a car and stopped breathing. To read more, click here.

Nampa

Nampa claims the spot as the third-largest city in the state with 91,382 residents as of the 2016 census. The city’s name came from the Shoshone word that means either “footprint” or “moccasin.” Nampa was originally an important stop for the Oregon Short Line Railroad, and it turned into a fast-growing, thriving city. There are several recreational activities in this city that draw tourists year-round.

Nampa is a city that has a high hypertension rate. People who have hypertension have increased risks of cardiovascular issues like a stroke, and these factors can get worse depending on the person’s lifestyle choices and if they are overweight or obese or not.

Two boys were swimming when they became distressed and had to be rescued by paramedics who performed CPR. To find out what happened, click here.

Idaho Falls

The fourth-largest city in Idaho is the city of Idaho Falls, with a population of 60,211 people as of 2016. This city serves as a regional and transportation hub for eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. The city was originally called Tyler’s Crossing, and this was an important stop on the Montana Trail. It has since evolved, and it is currently a thriving city.

Chronic respiratory diseases are a problem for the residents of Idaho Falls, and these problems can flare if the pollution levels increase. Things like asthma, COPD, chronic bronchitis, and pneumonia can flare up with higher humidity levels in the summer months as well, and Idaho has long, hot, and humid summers.

An Idaho teen collapsed during practice and his coaches jumped into action and performed CPR to restart his heart. You can read more by clicking here.

Pocatello

The fifth-largest city in Idaho is the city of Pocatello, with a 2016 population of 54,746 residents. The city’s name comes in honor of a Shoshone Chief that inhabited the area around the city’s founding in 1889. It earned the nickname of the “Gateway to the Northwest,” and it saw hundreds of miners and settlers travel through it. These miners and settlers brought the railroad and this lead to a population boom.

The largest health problem in Pocatello is the high rate of heart disease. Heart disease can increase people’s risks for heart attack, stroke, and other major health problems. If someone is obese, this can increase the risk of developing heart disease or of having heart-related problems. In addition to this, an aging population is more prone to have heart disease, and this city has a larger aging population. As of the 2015-2016 school year, students are required to have CPR training before they can graduate from high school. To find out more about this mandatory requirement, click here.