1. PROCESS OF BECOMING AN ACLS INSTRUCTOR:

• Be accepted by an AHA Training Center (TC) prior to enrolling in the Instructor Course and have a completed Instructor Candidate Application on file with that Training Center (Details below in section 6)
• Have a current American Heart Association ACLS Provider Card and be proficient in all the skills. 
• Prior to class, complete the ACLS Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion (Details below in section 4)
• Successfully complete the ACLS classroom Instructor Course
• Successfully complete teaching a monitored ACLS Course within three (3) months of completing the classroom Instructor Course (Details below in section 6)

2. PREREQUISITES:

• ACLS Instructors must be at least 18 years of age
• Have a current American Heart Association ACLS Provider Card and be proficient in all the skills. 
• Complete the ACLS Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion to the Instructor class. (Details below in section 4)
• Align with an AHA Training Center accepting new Instructors (Details below in section 6)

3. REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT:

Registration and payment for the ACLS Instructor Course MUST be received prior to class. Register early, classes fill up quickly. There are no reservations without payment. Class confirmation, directions, and Instructor Essentials keycode are sent by email. Because the ACLS Instructor Course covers a lot of material in a relatively short time, advanced preparation is required.

NOTE: All classes have an enrollment cutoff date. Registering after the cutoff date results in a late fee.

4. BLS INSTRUCTOR ESSENTIALS Required:

Completion of the Instructor Essentials Course is required to become an AHA Instructor.

The ACLS Instructor Essentials is designed to prepare the Instructor Candidate to teach AHA Instructor-led and blended learning courses, show how to adequately use AHA Instructor teaching materials, ensure that students meet learning objectives, offer student coaching skills, provide an objective skills performance evaluation, and follow AHA Instructor and course policies. The Instructor Essentials Course is an online, self-directed, and discipline-specific course. A keycode is emailed to access the Essentials Course. The ACLS Instructor Essentials is a one-time-only requirement.

Continuing education credits are offered by AHA for the ACLS Instructor Essentials Course.

Upon completion of the ACLS Instructor Essentials Course, the Instructor Candidate prints a Certificate of Completion which must be brought to the classroom Instructor Course.

All keycode sales are final. The keycode cannot be returned once it is issued.

5. TEXTBOOK/ MANUAL POLICY:

AHA policy states, "Each student must have the current, appropriate textbook readily available before, during, and after the course." The ACLS Instructor Manual (20-1107) MUST be brought to the class.

The ACLS Instructor Manual may be purchased from Code One Safety, LLC. The manual can be picked up prior to class or mailed for an additional fee. ***Orders placed fewer than 7 days prior to the class date may not arrive in time.***

6. TRAINING CENTER ALIGNMENT:

American Heart Association requires Instructor Candidates to align with an authorized Training Center that is accepting new Instructors when signing up for an Instructor Course. Code One Safety, LLC automatically aligns all Instructors who take Instructor Courses and does not charge an additional alignment fee.

If Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, please inform Code One Safety, LLC in advance and bring a completed Instructor Candidate Application to class signed by that Training Center's Training Center Coordinator.

7. COURSE MONITORING:

Instructor status is granted and an Instructor card is issued after the Instructor successfully completes the Instructor Course and demonstrates teaching skills while being monitored during an ACLS Course. The monitoring must take place within three (3) months of completing the ACLS Instructor Course. If the Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, monitoring will be done and Instructor Card issued by that Training Center.

1. PROCESS OF BECOMING A BLS INSTRUCTOR:

• Be accepted by an AHA Training Center (TC) prior to enrolling in the Instructor Course and have a completed Instructor Candidate Application on file with that Training Center (Details below in section 6)
• Have a current American Heart Association BLS Provider Card and be proficient in all the skills. BLS Provider may NOT be taken online-MUST BE CLASSROOM COURSE.
• Prior to class, complete the BLS Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion (Details below in section 4)
• Successfully complete the BLS classroom Instructor Course
• Successfully complete teaching a monitored BLS Course within three (3) months of completing the classroom Instructor Course (Details below in section 6)

2. PREREQUISITES:

• BLS Instructors must be at least 18 years of age
• Have a current American Heart Association BLS Provider Card and be proficient in all the skills. BLS Provider may NOT be taken online-MUST BE CLASSROOM COURSE.
• Complete the BLS Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion to the Instructor class. (Details below in section 4)
• Align with an AHA Training Center accepting new Instructors (Details below in section 6)

3. REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT:

Registration and payment for the BLS Instructor Course MUST be received prior to class. Register early, classes fill up quickly. There are no reservations without payment. Class confirmation, directions, and Instructor Essentials keycode are sent by email. Because the BLS Instructor Course covers a lot of material in a relatively short time, advanced preparation is required.

NOTE: All classes have an enrollment cutoff date. Registering after the cutoff date results in a late fee.

4. BLS INSTRUCTOR ESSENTIALS Required:

Completion of the Instructor Essentials Course is required to become an AHA Instructor.

The BLS Instructor Essentials is designed to prepare the Instructor Candidate to teach AHA Instructor-led and blended learning courses, show how to adequately use AHA Instructor teaching materials, ensure that students meet learning objectives, offer student coaching skills, provide an objective skills performance evaluation, and follow AHA Instructor and course policies. The Instructor Essentials Course is an online, self-directed, and discipline-specific course. A keycode is emailed to access the Essentials Course. The BLS Instructor Essentials is a one-time-only requirement.

Continuing education credits are offered by AHA for the BLS Instructor Essentials Course.

Upon completion of the BLS Instructor Essentials Course, the Instructor Candidate prints a Certificate of Completion which must be brought to the classroom Instructor Course.

All keycode sales are final. The keycode cannot be returned once it is issued.

5. TEXTBOOK/ MANUAL POLICY:

AHA policy states, "Each student must have the current, appropriate textbook readily available before, during, and after the course." The BLS Instructor Manual (20-1103) MUST be brought to the class.

The BLS Instructor Manual may be purchased from Code One Safety, LLC. The manual can be picked up prior to class or mailed for an additional fee. ***Orders placed fewer than 7 days prior to the class date may not arrive in time.***

6. TRAINING CENTER ALIGNMENT:

American Heart Association requires Instructor Candidates to align with an authorized Training Center that is accepting new Instructors when signing up for an Instructor Course. Code One Safety, LLC automatically aligns all Instructors who take Instructor Courses and does not charge an additional alignment fee.

If Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, please inform Code One Safety, LLC in advance and bring a completed Instructor Candidate Application to class signed by that Training Center's Training Center Coordinator.

7. COURSE MONITORING:

Instructor status is granted and an Instructor card is issued after the Instructor successfully completes the Instructor Course and demonstrates teaching skills while being monitored during a BLS Provider Course. The monitoring must take place within three (3) months of completing the BLS Instructor Course. If the Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, monitoring will be done and Instructor Card issued by that Training Center.

Open Enrollment Classes are currently being taught at our Murfreesboro location ONLY.

*** Suite 103B in the same parking lot as Bombshells Hair Studio in the back on the complex on the right next to State Farm.

We are not currently teaching Open Enrollment classes in Nashville or Chattanooga!

1. PROCESS OF BECOMING A HEARTSAVER INSTRUCTOR:

• Be accepted by an AHA Training Center (TC) prior to enrolling in the Instructor Course and have a completed Instructor Candidate Application on file with that Training Center (Details below in section 6)
• Have current American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Card and be proficient in all the skills. Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED may NOT be taken online-MUST BE CLASSROOM COURSE.
• Prior to class complete the Heartsaver Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion (Details below in section 4)
• Successfully complete the Heartsaver classroom Instructor Course
• Successfully complete being monitored teaching a Heartsaver Course within three (3) months of completing the classroom Instructor Course (Details below in section 6)

2. PREREQUISITES:

• Heartsaver Instructors must be at least 18 years of age
• Have current American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Card and be proficient in all the skills. Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Course may NOT be taken online-MUST BE CLASSROOM COURSE.
• Complete the Heartsaver Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion to the Instructor class. (Details below in section 4)
• Align with an AHA Training Center accepting new Instructors (Details below in section 5)

3. REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT:
Registration and payment for the Heartsaver Instructor Course MUST be received prior to class. Register early, classes fill-up quickly. There are no reservations without payment. Class confirmation, directions, and Instructor Essentials keycode are sent by email. Because the Heartsaver Instructor Course covers a lot of material in a relatively short time, advanced preparation is required. NOTE: All classes have an enrollment cutoff date. Registering after cutoff date results in a late fee.

4. Heartsaver INSTRUCTOR ESSENTIALS Required:
Completion of the Instructor Essentials Course is required to become an AHA Instructor.

The Heartsaver Instructor Essentials is designed to prepare Instructor Candidate to teach AHA Instructor-led and blended learning courses, show how to adequately use AHA Instructor teaching materials, ensure that students meet learning objectives, offer student coaching skills, provide an objective skills performance evaluation, and follow AHA Instructor and course policies. The Instructor Essentials Course is an online, self-directed, and discipline-specific course. A keycode is emailed to access the Essentials Course. The Heartsaver Instructor Essentials is a one-time only requirement.

Continuing education credits are offered by AHA for the Heartsaver Instructor Essentials Course.

Upon completion of the Heartsaver Instructor Essentials Course, the Instructor Candidate prints a Certificate of Completion which must be brought to the classroom Instructor Course.

All keycode sales are final. Keycode cannot be returned once it is issued.

5. TEXTBOOK/ MANUAL POLICY:
AHA policy states, "Each student must have the current, appropriate textbook readily available before, during, and after the course." The Heartsaver Instructor Manual (20-1130) MUST be brought to the class.

The Heartsaver Instructor Manual may be purchased from Code One Safety, LLC. The Manual can be picked up prior to class or mailed for an additional fee.

6. TRAINING CENTER ALIGNMENT:
American Heart Association requires Instructor Candidates to align with an authorized Training Center that is accepting new Instructors when signing up for an Instructor Course. Code One Safety, LLC automatically aligns all Instructors who take Instructor Courses and does not charge an additional alignment fee.

If Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, please inform Code One Safety, LLC in advance and bring a completed Instructor Candidate Application to class signed by that Training Center's Training Center Coordinator.

7. COURSE MONITORING:
Instructor status is granted and an Instructor card is issued after the Instructor successfully completes the Instructor Course and demonstrates teaching skills while being monitored during a Heartsaver Course. The monitoring must take place within three (3) months of completing the Heartsaver Instructor Course. If Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, monitoring will be done and Instructor Card issued by that Training Center.

1. PROCESS OF BECOMING A PALS INSTRUCTOR:

• Be accepted by an AHA Training Center (TC) prior to enrolling in the Instructor Course and have a completed Instructor Candidate Application on file with that Training Center (Details below in section 6)
• Have a current American Heart Association PALS Provider Card and be proficient in all the skills. 
• Prior to class, complete the PALS Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion (Details below in section 4)
• Successfully complete the PALS classroom Instructor Course
• Successfully complete teaching a monitored PALS Course within three (3) months of completing the classroom Instructor Course (Details below in section 6)

2. PREREQUISITES:

• PALS Instructors must be at least 18 years of age
• Have a current American Heart Association ACLS Provider Card and be proficient in all the skills. 
• Complete the PALS Instructor Essentials Online and print the Certificate of Completion to the Instructor class. (Details below in section 4)
• Align with an AHA Training Center accepting new Instructors (Details below in section 6)

3. REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT:

Registration and payment for the PALS Instructor Course MUST be received prior to class. Register early, classes fill up quickly. There are no reservations without payment. Class confirmation, directions, and Instructor Essentials keycode are sent by email. Because the PALS Instructor Course covers a lot of material in a relatively short time, advanced preparation is required.

NOTE: All classes have an enrollment cutoff date. Registering after the cutoff date results in a late fee.

4. BLS INSTRUCTOR ESSENTIALS Required:

Completion of the Instructor Essentials Course is required to become an AHA Instructor.

The PALS Instructor Essentials is designed to prepare the Instructor Candidate to teach AHA Instructor-led and blended learning courses, show how to adequately use AHA Instructor teaching materials, ensure that students meet learning objectives, offer student coaching skills, provide an objective skills performance evaluation, and follow AHA Instructor and course policies. The Instructor Essentials Course is an online, self-directed, and discipline-specific course. A keycode is emailed to access the Essentials Course. The PALS Instructor Essentials is a one-time-only requirement.

Continuing education credits are offered by AHA for the PALS Instructor Essentials Course.

Upon completion of the PALS Instructor Essentials Course, the Instructor Candidate prints a Certificate of Completion which must be brought to the classroom Instructor Course.

All keycode sales are final. The keycode cannot be returned once it is issued.

5. TEXTBOOK/ MANUAL POLICY:

AHA policy states, "Each student must have the current, appropriate textbook readily available before, during, and after the course." The PALS Instructor Manual (20-1107) MUST be brought to the class.

The PALS Instructor Manual may be purchased from Code One Safety, LLC. The manual can be picked up prior to class or mailed for an additional fee. ***Orders placed fewer than 7 days prior to the class date may not arrive in time.***

6. TRAINING CENTER ALIGNMENT:

American Heart Association requires Instructor Candidates to align with an authorized Training Center that is accepting new Instructors when signing up for an Instructor Course. Code One Safety, LLC automatically aligns all Instructors who take Instructor Courses and does not charge an additional alignment fee.

If Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, please inform Code One Safety, LLC in advance and bring a completed Instructor Candidate Application to class signed by that Training Center's Training Center Coordinator.

7. COURSE MONITORING:

Instructor status is granted and an Instructor card is issued after the Instructor successfully completes the Instructor Course and demonstrates teaching skills while being monitored during a PALS Course. The monitoring must take place within three (3) months of completing the PALS Instructor Course. If the Instructor is aligned with another Training Center, monitoring will be done and Instructor Card issued by that Training Center.