Skills Checks
Need a Skills Check in Nashville?
American Heart Association
CPR, BLS, ACLS, & PALS
Skills Check
The American Heart Association requires that all students complete an in-person Skills Test before they are eligible for certification. This is true for all AHA Online Courses including BLS, ACLS, PALS, HeartSaver CPR AED and HeartSaver First Aid.
Steps to Online Certification:
1. Complete the Online Portion of the Class.
Print out your completed online portion and bring it with you to the Skills Testing. If you have not yet completed the online portion, you can register here: AHA ONLINE CLASS.
2. Schedule the Skills Check.
Simply click on the Course Below and Register. You can also schedule by calling our office at 615-638-0005.
You will then schedule the time to complete your check.
3. Complete the Skills Check and Get Your Card the Same Day!
Register for a AHA Skills Check (Nashville)
Register for a Basic Life Support (BLS) Skills Check to complete your American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers certification.
Register for a Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Skills Check to complete your American Heart Association ACLS certification.
Register for a Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Skills Check to complete your American Heart Association PALS certification.
Register for the HeartSaver CPR and/or First Aid Skills Check to complete your American Heart Association certification.
Frequently Asked Questions about Skills Checks.
Question: What if I didn’t Complete the Online Portion yet?
Answer: No Problem. If you have not completed the American Heart Association Online course, you can easily register for any official AHA Online course here. AHA ONLINE CLASS.
Question: When do I get my card?
Answer: You will receive your 2 year Certification Card on the day of your scheduled skills check.
Question: Where are these tests held?
Answer: They are held at our AHA Training Site. See Location
Question: Are all online CPR, ACLS and PALS classes recognized by the American Heart Association.
Answer: Absolutely Not! As a matter of fact, most online courses are not AHA accredited and are not eligible to receive an AHA certification card. Be careful when you register for an online course. Simply because the website says the class is based on AHA guidelines does not mean it is the AHA. Only sign up for an online class that is the American Heart Association online course.
Schedule an American Heart Association Skills Check.
Call Now — 615-638-0005
CPR Nashville provides AHA Skills Check-offs for Basic Life Support CPR for healthcare providers, Advanced Cardiac Life Support classes, Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) classes, HeartSaver CPR AED, and HeartSaver First Aid online courses in the Nashville, Tennessee area.
