Whether you are a nurse, EMT, physician, student, or clinical professional, our BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses in Bothell, WA, provide AHA training for healthcare professionals who need initial certification or renewal. The blended format combines flexible online learning with a focused, hands-on skills session, helping you complete your certification efficiently.
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10631 E Riverside Dr. Bothell, WA 98011
Conveniently located in Downtown Bothell, our training location provides AHA BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification and renewal for healthcare professionals and students.
BLS
ACLS
PALS
Our Bothell training location is at 10631 E Riverside Dr, Bothell, WA 98011, in Downtown Bothell. The site is accessible from Bothell and surrounding communities, making it a convenient option for healthcare professionals and students seeking BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification. The Downtown Bothell center is located near I-405, providing a direct route for learners traveling to their scheduled skills session. The location offers BLS, ACLS, and PALS skills sessions, giving learners a dedicated place to complete the hands-on portion of their AHA training.
Take I-405 Exit 23 toward Bothell, then continue along SR 522 into the downtown area. Follow Main Street toward 102nd Ave NE and cross the river.
Approach Bothell along Bothell Way NE and continue toward the Main Street intersection. Use 102nd Ave NE to travel south across the Sammamish River.
Follow Woodinville Dr west from Woodinville toward Kaysner Way and Bothell downtown. Continue through the local street network toward the riverfront corridor.
Travel east from Kenmore on Bothell Way, passing Bothell Landing as you approach downtown. Continue toward 102nd Ave and the river crossing.
Basic Life Support
Flexible & self-paced;
Hands-on practice
Trusted Certification
BLS training is designed for healthcare professionals, nursing students, EMTs, first responders, and other clinical professionals who need essential life support skills. Training covers high-quality CPR, AED use, and emergency response for adults, children, and infants. The blended format combines HeartCode® BLS online learning with an instructor-led hands-on skills session. Core skills include recognizing cardiac emergencies and delivering effective resuscitation when immediate action is needed.
ACLS training is designed for physicians, nurses, paramedics, respiratory therapists, and other healthcare professionals who respond to serious cardiovascular emergencies. Training focuses on advanced emergency response, clinical decision-making, and team-based resuscitation skills. The blended format combines HeartCode® ACLS online learning with an instructor-led hands-on skills evaluation. Emphasis is placed on coordinated treatment decisions during complex cardiovascular emergencies requiring advanced intervention.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
Flexible & self-paced;
Hands-on practice
Trusted Certification
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Flexible & self-paced;
Hands-on practice
Trusted Certification
PALS training is designed for healthcare professionals who care for infants and children during serious or life-threatening emergencies. Training focuses on pediatric assessment, recognition of deterioration, and appropriate emergency response skills. The blended format combines HeartCode® PALS online learning with an instructor-led hands-on skills assessment. Pediatric-focused training helps healthcare providers respond appropriately when a child’s condition changes during an emergency.
Healthcare professionals may need BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification based on their clinical responsibilities, employer requirements, or credentialing needs. Common participants include:
Emergency responders can benefit from life support training that prepares them to recognize and respond to medical emergencies in public, workplace, and pre-hospital settings. Common participants include:
Students and trainees may pursue CPR and life support training to prepare for clinical programs, internships, jobs, volunteer roles, or other settings where emergency response skills are valuable. Common participants include:
Organizations can train employees and community members to respond appropriately when a medical emergency occurs at work, during activities, or in public settings. Common participants include:
Complete BLS, ACLS, or PALS training aligned with American Heart Association course requirements.
Complete the online portion at your own pace before attending your focused hands-on skills session.
Build practical emergency response skills through instructor-guided practice during your in-person skills session.
After successfully completing your course requirements, receive your official AHA digital certification card.
Bring BLS, ACLS, and PALS training directly to your workplace or facility for multiple team members. On-site training makes it easier to coordinate certification, reduce individual travel, and complete required training together. It can also help organizations schedule training around staff availability and workplace needs. This option is useful for teams that need to train several employees without sending them to separate sessions.
Healthcare Organizations
Clinics and Medical Practices
Colleges and Universities
Workplace Teams
Complete your AHA certification in Bothell through a convenient blended format that combines online learning with an in-person skills session. Choose BLS, ACLS, or PALS, complete the online coursework at your own pace, and demonstrate your skills with an instructor.
CPR Washington connects Bothell-area learners with the established training experience of CPR VAM. As an American Heart Association (AHA) authorized training provider, CPR VAM delivers BLS, ACLS, and PALS education through a blended certification approach that combines online coursework with hands-on skills verification. This model gives healthcare professionals and students a convenient way to complete AHA training in Bothell while balancing self-paced learning with practical instruction.
For learners who need AHA training in Bothell, this established approach provides a straightforward certification experience supported by structured coursework and practical skills practice. CPR Washington helps participants build the knowledge and hands-on abilities needed to respond effectively during medical emergencies while completing their required BLS, ACLS, or PALS training.
No. You do not need prior healthcare experience to take BLS, although the course is commonly required for healthcare professionals, nursing students, EMTs, first responders, and other roles that require basic life support certification. If you are unsure whether BLS is appropriate for you, check your employer, school, or professional requirements before enrolling.
Yes. You must complete the required HeartCode® online coursework before attending your hands-on skills session in Bothell, WA. During the in-person session, an instructor evaluates your required CPR and resuscitation skills and confirms that you have completed the practical portion of the course.
Yes. American Heart Association BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications are widely recognized throughout the United States. However, individual employers, healthcare organizations, schools, and licensing bodies may have specific certification requirements, so verify which course and completion requirements apply to your position.
Yes. You can complete BLS, ACLS, or PALS renewal training in Bothell, WA when you need to maintain your current certification. Select the renewal course that matches your certification and follow the requirements set by your employer, school, or professional organization.
The skills session is the hands-on portion of the blended AHA training process. After completing the required online HeartCode® course, you attend an instructor-led session in Bothell, WA, to demonstrate the practical skills required for your BLS, ACLS, or PALS course.
