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Certifications We Offer in Arizona
We have a range of certifications for teachers, lifeguards, firefighters, nurses, doctors and other first responders. Take a look at our specific certification courses below.
CPR Certification
A CPR certification is an introductory course for lifeguards, babysitters, caregivers, teachers, coaches and others who want to be certified. This course teaches critical CPR and AED skills and how to treat bleeding, sprains and broken bones. CPR certifications primarily aim to teach individuals how to respond to emergencies until emergency medical services (EMS) arrive. Lifework Education also offers the Arizona CPR class in Spanish.
BLS Certification
Basic life skills (BLS) certification courses train participants in single-rescuer and team support skills in and out of hospital settings. With an Arizona BLS class, you can learn how to recognize life-threatening emergencies and deliver appropriate chest compressions and ventilations. You will also learn how to use an AED and provide needed first aid. Healthcare professionals and lay rescuers can learn these critical skills for adults, children and infants.
ACLS Certification
Healthcare professionals can take the next step in CPR techniques with advanced cardiovascular life support (ACLS) certifications. This course expands on the basics taught with the BLS certification while adding in team dynamics and communication, airway management and related pharmacology.
PALS Certification
Healthcare professionals can also take a pediatric advanced life support (PALS) certification course. PALS course material specifically focuses on children and infants, teaching participants how to identify and treat pediatric patients in pre-arrest conditions. Lifework Education offers initial and renewal class options.
Start Your Career as a Certified Nursing Assistant
Embark on a rewarding journey as a Certified Nursing Assistant with our comprehensive Nursing Assistant Program. Endorsed by the Arizona State Board of Nursing, this 126-hour program combines 86 hours of engaging classroom and laboratory sessions, along with 40 hours of hands-on clinical experience. Gain the essential knowledge and practical skills required to thrive as a nursing assistant in diverse healthcare settings, including long-term care, intermediate care, and acute care.
Classroom, Lab and Clinical Instruction
The curriculum includes classroom/lab/clinical instruction in physiology, psychological, and basic nursing care needs when caring for clients across the lifespan with a primary focus on long-term care.
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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Program
Our 12-week EMT course is designed to prepare students with the knowledge and skills they need to become excellent healthcare providers. Having an EMT certification can be the stepping stone to a career in many areas of healthcare. This is often the first step for aspiring medical students, PA students, firefighters, and anyone interested in getting their start in emergency healthcare services. Students learn anatomy & physiology, CPR, splinting & bandaging, patient assessments, and much more. Be prepared to make a difference and be ready to save lives.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA/LNA)
Embark on a rewarding journey as a Certified Nursing Assistant with our comprehensive Nursing Assistant Program. Endorsed by the Arizona State Board of Nursing, this 126-hour program combines 86 hours of engaging classroom and laboratory sessions, along with 40 hours of hands-on clinical experience. Gain the essential knowledge and practical skills required to thrive as a nursing assistant in diverse healthcare settings, including long-term care, intermediate care, and acute care.
Do you Need Training at Your Location?
Are you looking for a convenient and tailored training solution for your group? Look no further! Our onsite training program brings an expert instructor right to your organization, providing all the necessary equipment and delivering the training at a date and time that suits your needs.
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