Stay ready to respond during emergencies with CPR certification. Complete your BLS, ACLS, or PALS coursework online, then visit our Bowman Street CPR Verification Station for the required hands-on skills session. After successfully completing both parts, you can earn your AHA Provider eCard the same day.
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Clermont
1206 Bowman St, Clermont, FL 34711, United States
Providing local access to AHA BLS, ACLS, PALS, and CPR training for healthcare professionals in Clermont and nearby communities.
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Located at 1206 Bowman Street in Sunnyside Plaza, Clermont, FL 34711, our training station offers a convenient local option for healthcare professionals and students completing AHA BLS, ACLS, PALS, or CPR requirements. The station is near Orlando Health South Lake Hospital and Lake-Sumter State College, making it easier to fit training around work shifts, clinical rotations, and academic commitments without adding a long trip to your day. Before or after training, you can visit nearby restaurants, shops, and local businesses around Clermont.
If you are commuting from the east along SR 50, continue toward Clermont and turn south onto Disston Avenue. Continue for about two blocks, then turn right onto Bowman Street. The training station at 1206 Bowman Street will be on your left.
If you are coming from the west on SR 50, continue toward downtown Clermont and turn south onto Disston Avenue. Head south for about two blocks, then turn right onto Bowman Street. Continue along Bowman Street to reach 1206 Bowman Street.
If you are traveling south on US 27, take FL 50 W / W Highway 50 toward Clermont. Continue west on SR 50 until you reach Disston Avenue, then turn left onto Disston Avenue. Turn right onto Bowman Street to reach the training station.
If you are coming from Historic Downtown Clermont, take W Montrose Street toward Disston Avenue. Turn left onto Disston Avenue, then turn left onto Bowman Street. Continue along Bowman Street to arrive at 1206 Bowman Street, which will be on your left.
Parking is available in the lot between the buildings when entering from Bowman Street. Access from US 50 also leads directly into the same parking area.
BLS
Basic Life Support
Online Learning
Flexible & self-paced
Skills Only
Hands-on practice
AHA Approved
Truster Certification
Basic Life Support training covers the essential skills needed to respond to cardiac arrest and other life-threatening emergencies. The course includes high-quality CPR, AED use, rescue breathing, choking relief, and age-specific techniques for adults, children, and infants. Participants also learn how to recognize cardiac arrest, provide effective chest compressions and ventilations, use an AED safely, and work as part of a team during a resuscitation response. Nurses, physicians, EMTs, medical students, and other healthcare professionals commonly complete BLS training as part of their professional training or workplace requirements.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) is an advanced course focused on the assessment and treatment of adults experiencing cardiac arrest and other serious cardiovascular emergencies. The course covers high-quality CPR, advanced resuscitation, cardiac arrest algorithms, airway management, rhythm recognition, defibrillation, synchronized cardioversion, medication use, and effective team dynamics. Participants also learn how to recognize and manage different cardiac rhythms, respond to changes in a patient’s condition, and coordinate care during complex resuscitation situations. ACLS is intended for healthcare professionals who respond to or manage adult cardiac emergencies.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
Online Learning
Flexible & self-paced
Skills Only
Hands-on practice
AHA Approved
Truster Certification
PALS
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Online Learning
Flexible & self-paced
Skills Only
Hands-on practice
AHA Approved
Truster Certification
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) is an AHA course that prepares healthcare professionals to recognize and manage serious emergencies involving infants and children. The course covers pediatric assessment, respiratory emergencies, shock, cardiac arrest, resuscitation, airway management, and effective team dynamics. Participants learn how to assess a child’s condition, identify signs of deterioration, provide appropriate interventions, and respond to life-threatening pediatric emergencies. PALS is intended for healthcare professionals who care for infants and children in settings where advanced pediatric emergency care may be required.
Patient care can move quickly from routine treatment to an unexpected emergency. Nurses, physicians, EMTs, medical assistants, and other clinical professionals may rely on Basic Life Support skills for immediate CPR and AED response, while Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support adds the knowledge needed for serious adult cardiac emergencies.
Students entering clinical training begin working in environments where they may encounter patients who need immediate assistance. BLS provides foundational skills for recognizing cardiac arrest, performing CPR, and using an AED, while ACLS or PALS may become part of the training pathway for students entering programs involving adult or pediatric acute care. The Clermont training station gives students a nearby option to complete their required hands-on training while managing classes, clinical rotations, and other school responsibilities.
A medical emergency can occur anywhere on a school campus, including classrooms, playgrounds, athletic fields, sports practices, or school events. Teachers, coaches, school nurses, and other staff may need to provide immediate assistance when a student or staff member experiences cardiac arrest or another life-threatening emergency. CPR and AED training gives school personnel the skills to begin an appropriate response while emergency medical services are on the way.
Firefighters, law enforcement officers, and EMS personnel may encounter medical emergencies while responding to calls or providing care in the field. BLS training provides essential skills such as CPR, AED use, and rescue breathing, while ACLS adds advanced skills for managing adult cardiac emergencies. Maintaining current training helps first responders provide timely care during the initial stages of an emergency, before the patient reaches a hospital.
Gyms, recreation centers, and fitness facilities serve people of different ages and fitness levels, so staff may encounter a medical emergency during regular activities. Personal trainers, coaches, instructors, and facility staff may be among the first people available when someone suddenly collapses, becomes unresponsive, or has difficulty breathing. CPR and AED training gives them practical skills to begin an emergency response while professional medical help is on the way.
Successful completion of an AHA course provides an AHA Provider eCard that is recognized throughout the United States. The credential can be used to meet applicable training requirements for healthcare employment, education programs, and clinical placements in Clermont and other locations.
HeartCode courses combine online learning with an in-person skills session. Complete the online portion on a phone, tablet, or computer, then visit the Clermont training station to demonstrate the required skills. This format lets you complete the knowledge portion remotely while still receiving a hands-on skills assessment.
The Clermont training station operates seven days a week from 7 am to 7 pm. Appointments are available throughout the week, giving students, healthcare workers, and other participants additional options for completing their required skills session.
After completing the required course components and skills session, your AHA Provider eCard can be issued the same day. You can receive your credential without waiting several days for processing.
Healthcare facilities, schools, businesses, and community organizations can arrange training for multiple participants. Group sessions allow team members to complete their required training through a coordinated schedule rather than arranging individual appointments.
A serious medical emergency can happen in any setting, from a workplace or classroom to a healthcare facility or public space. CPR and life support training gives participants the practical knowledge to recognize a critical situation, begin appropriate care, and use available emergency equipment while waiting for professional responders.
No. The HeartCode coursework is completed online before you visit the Clermont training station for the required skills session.
AHA BLS, ACLS, and PALS Provider certifications are valid for two years. Your AHA Provider eCard includes the expiration date of your certification.
Yes. The Clermont training station is open every day from 7 am to 7 pm, including weekends. This allows you to schedule your skills session around your work, school, or other commitments.
Parking is available between the buildings and throughout the parking lot.
Yes. Healthcare organizations, schools, businesses, and other groups can arrange BLS, ACLS, PALS, or CPR training for multiple participants. Group scheduling can help staff complete required training together rather than arranging separate training plans for each person.
