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LifeTek, Inc., now Lifework
CPR Classes in Washington State
LifeTek, Inc., your reliable CPR certification training provider in Washington for many years, has joined forces with other leading CPR centers to become Lifework Education. We offer BLS, ACLS, PALS and CPR certification classes, as well as advanced CPR courses for both medical professionals and lay-rescuers throughout Washington.
As trusted providers of American Heart Association™ and American Red Cross™ CPR courses, we strive to offer you cost-effective classes at accessible locations, every week with morning and evening sessions available. Discover more below.
Why Lifework?
Lifework Education is committed to delivering top-notch CPR education. We guarantee that both medical professionals and non-professional rescuers acquire the essential lifesaving skills required to handle cardiac emergencies. Our instructors, who are experienced medical professionals, EMTs, paramedics, and emergency responders, stress the significance of staying calm and composed during emergency situations.
Since 1976, LifeTek, Inc. has been dedicated to supporting rescuer communities in the Pacific Northwest. Now operating as Lifework, we continue to deliver the same essential CPR training at competitive prices under the Lifework brand. Our mission is to provide high-quality training that is fast, simple, and accessible.
We offer multiple ways to complete a CPR course, including in-person classes, hybrid or blended courses, and fully online options. Our schedule includes morning and evening classes, as well as Saturday sessions. Select your preferred course option below and schedule a CPR class this or next week!
CPR Course Options
Our quality CPR certification courses teach healthcare professionals and lay rescuers essential skills. Browse some of our most popular courses from the American Red Cross™ and the American Heart Association™, provided through LifeTekInc.com below.
CPR BLS ACLS PALS Babysitting Workplace Training Instructors
CPR Certification
CPR certifications offer training on life-saving CPR techniques and AED usage. We will teach participants critical skills to respond to sudden cardiac arrest emergencies until emergency medical services (EMS) can reach the scene. Healthcare professionals, lifeguards, teachers and anyone who wants to learn CPR can benefit from this course.
BLS Certification
The basic life support (BLS) certification course is essential to teach CPR, AED usage and first aid techniques. We will
walk you through recognizing
these emergencies, providing
quality chest compressions and
delivering appropriate
ventilation. BLS training in Washington covers these
techniques for adults, children and infants.
ACLS Certification
Advanced cardiovascular life support (ACLS) certifications train healthcare professionals on more complex aspects of CPR care.
ACLS courses take a step further than BLS techniques,
stressing the importance of team dynamics, communication, systems of care, airway management and related pharmacology. We can provide initial and certification renewal classes.
PALS Certification
Like with ACLS certifications, pediatric advanced life support (PALS) certification courses enhance the basics of CPR taught in BLS classes. Specifically, PALS focuses on proper CPR and care for children and infants. This course will teach participants how to identify and treat pediatric patients in pre-arrest conditions and perform resuscitation based on their expected level of care.
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ONLINE TRAINING
CLASSROOM TRAINING
ONSITE TRAINING
Lifework Washington Locations
Class Schedules
Get Certified in CPR, Virtually Anywhere
Become CPR Certified entirely online!
Enroll in one of our virtual CPR courses from any location.
Accredited by Red Cross™ and AHA™
Group CPR Training
We can arrange to send a manikin to your location or have an instructor visit your school, office, hospital, facility, or shop, equipped with all the essentials to teach your team lifesaving CPR skills. Get your entire team certified in just one day! Discover more about CPR group training with Lifework.
