You worked hard for the degree. Now make sure the cards are in hand before your first shift. We help new grads finish BLS, ACLS, and PALS quickly and correctly.
Most hospitals and healthcare employers require active certification before you start working, begin orientation, or step onto the floor. For new nursing grads that usually means at least BLS — and depending on your unit, ACLS and/or PALS too.
We keep the process simple so you can stop worrying about requirements and focus on starting your career.
Choose based on your job offer, your unit, or what onboarding asked you for. Not sure? Call and we'll sort it out in two minutes.
For new grads, healthcare students, dental professionals, and anyone who needs Basic Life Support.
For new nurses heading into hospital, ER, ICU, telemetry, cardiac, or critical care settings.
For new grads working with pediatric patients, in emergency care, or on specialty units requiring PALS.
For new grads who want to be fully covered, or who need several cards before a start date.
BLS, ACLS, and PALS renewal in one fast-track session.
For students needing initial or expired BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification.
Both advanced adult and pediatric emergency certifications together.
Pick BLS, ACLS, PALS, a combo, or a triple based on your job requirements.
ACLS and PALS students finish the required AHA pre-assessment before class.
Hands-on training in a small, supportive class where questions are welcome.
Pass your skills check and receive your same-day certification card.
Starting your first healthcare job is already a big step. Your certification class should leave you more prepared, not more overwhelmed.
Classes are hands-on, relaxed, and focused on what to actually do when it matters. You'll practice real skills, ask questions, and leave with more confidence.
Requirements vary by employer and unit. This is a starting point — always confirm with your manager or onboarding packet.
BLS is commonly required. ACLS may be required depending on facility policy.
BLS and ACLS are commonly needed. PALS may also be required.
BLS and ACLS are commonly needed before or shortly after starting.
BLS and PALS are commonly needed for pediatric-focused roles.
Most healthcare employers require BLS for healthcare providers. Check with your employer, but BLS is usually the first card new grads need.
It depends on your unit and employer. ER, ICU, telemetry, cardiac, and pediatric areas often require more.
Yes. Combo and triple classes let you complete multiple certifications in one session.
Yes. After successful completion you receive a same-day certification card valid for two years.
ACLS and PALS require the AHA pre-assessment through eLearning.heart.org before class.
Call or text (936) 676-6446 and we'll help you choose based on your job or school requirement.
“I can honestly say I have never had fun getting my certification until today. I picked up new tips and will definitely be back.”
Don't let a missing certification slow you down.