Get your BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification without attending a traditional classroom. Complete the required coursework online, then visit our Boulevard CPR verification station for your hands-on skills session. After completing both parts, you’ll receive your AHA Provider eCard the same day.
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Orlando (Hunters Creek)
3708 Town Centre Blvd, Orlando, FL 32837, United States
Providing local access to AHA BLS, ACLS, PALS, and CPR training for healthcare professionals in Hunters Creek and nearby communities.
Popular Course
BLS
ACLS
PALS
Located at 3708 Town Centre Blvd D, Orlando, FL 32837, our CPR Verification Station is a convenient choice for completing your required hands-on CPR training in the Hunters Creek area. The location works well for healthcare professionals and students who need to fit training around work shifts, clinical rotations, or classes, while those coming from nearby communities can complete their skills session without traveling far. With restaurants, shops, and other local services nearby, you can also enjoy the area before or after your training appointment.
If you are traveling from the north, including Downtown Orlando and nearby areas, take S John Young Parkway (SR-423) south toward Hunters Creek. Turn left onto Town Center Boulevard and follow it toward the commercial plaza near Town Loop Boulevard to arrive at 3708 Town Center Blvd D.
If you are coming from Kissimmee or surrounding communities, take S John Young Parkway (SR-423) north toward Hunters Creek. Turn right onto Town Center Boulevard and continue toward the commercial area near Town Loop Boulevard at 3708 Town Center Blvd D, where the training station is located.
If you are traveling from Lake Nona, Orlando International Airport, or nearby communities, take SR-417 West. Take Exit 11 for Orange Blossom Trail (US-441/OBT), head north, turn left onto Town Center Boulevard, and proceed west toward 3708 Town Center Blvd D.
(Note: Alternatively, if taking SR-417 to Exit 10 for S John Young Parkway, turn south onto S John Young Parkway, then make an immediate left onto Town Center Boulevard).
If you are coming from the Disney area or communities west of Hunters Creek, take SR-417 East to Exit 10 for S John Young Parkway. Head south on S John Young Parkway, turn left onto Town Center Boulevard, and follow it to 3708 Town Center Blvd D.
Plenty of parking is available at Town Centre Plaza.
BLS
Basic Life Support
Online Learning
Flexible & self-paced
Skills Only
Hands-on practice
AHA Approved
Truster Certification
Basic Life Support training builds the core resuscitation skills healthcare professionals need when a patient experiences cardiac arrest or another life-threatening emergency. The course covers high-quality CPR, AED use, rescue breathing, and age-specific techniques for adults, children, and infants. Participants also learn how to recognize an emergency, begin appropriate interventions, and work effectively as part of a resuscitation team. BLS is commonly completed by nurses, physicians, EMTs, medical students, and other healthcare professionals who may need to respond quickly during patient emergencies.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support training provides healthcare professionals with additional skills for managing adults experiencing serious cardiovascular emergencies. The course addresses systematic assessment, cardiac arrest response, heart rhythm recognition, airway management, pharmacological interventions, and coordinated resuscitation efforts. Participants also work through scenarios that emphasize clinical decision-making, communication, and team-based care during critical events. ACLS is intended for healthcare professionals who may participate in the assessment and treatment of adults with life-threatening cardiovascular conditions.
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 training focuses on recognizing and managing serious medical conditions in infants and children. The course covers pediatric assessment, respiratory emergencies, shock, cardiac arrest, resuscitation, and coordinated team response. Participants learn to recognize changes in a child’s condition and respond appropriately during pediatric emergencies. PALS is intended for healthcare professionals who may provide care to pediatric patients in emergency departments, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings.
Nurses, physicians, EMTs, medical assistants, and other healthcare professionals need current BLS certification for their roles. Training reinforces CPR, AED use, and other essential resuscitation skills used during patient emergencies. Healthcare professionals who manage serious adult cardiovascular emergencies also need ACLS training to develop additional skills in patient assessment, rhythm recognition, airway management, medication use, and coordinated resuscitation.
Nursing and medical students can build important emergency response skills before and during their clinical training. BLS helps students develop a foundation in CPR and AED use, while ACLS or PALS may become relevant as their education moves into specialized areas. Having current training can also help students meet applicable clinical placement or program requirements.
Teachers, coaches, school nurses, and other staff are responsible for students when a medical emergency occurs at school, during sports, or at an extracurricular activity. CPR and AED training helps staff recognize a medical emergency, begin appropriate care, and use an AED while waiting for emergency responders to arrive. Pediatric-focused training can also help staff understand how emergency response differs for infants and children.
EMS professionals, firefighters, law enforcement officers, and other emergency personnel encounter patients who need immediate resuscitation before reaching a hospital. BLS supports essential CPR and AED response, while ACLS provides additional training for serious adult cardiovascular emergencies when those skills are part of the responder’s role. Keeping training current helps personnel maintain the skills required for their responsibilities.
Personal trainers, fitness instructors, athletic coaches, recreation staff, and wellness professionals work closely with people during physical activity. CPR and AED training prepares staff to recognize a sudden medical emergency and provide immediate assistance while emergency responders are contacted. Having trained staff on site can also contribute to a safer environment for clients, athletes, students, and other participants.
Complete the required training and receive an AHA Provider eCard that is recognized across the United States. This can meet applicable certification requirements for work, school, or clinical training.
Finish your required coursework online using a phone, tablet, or computer. There is no traditional classroom session to attend. After finishing the online portion, visit the Boulevard training station for your required hands-on skills session.
The Boulevard training station is open seven days a week from 7 am to 7 pm. Appointments are available throughout the week, including weekends, so you can schedule your skills session around work, school, or clinical rotations.
After you successfully complete the required coursework and skills session, you can receive your AHA Provider eCard the same day. There is no need to wait several days to receive your certification.
Healthcare facilities, schools, businesses, and other organizations can arrange training for multiple participants. Group scheduling allows team members to complete their required training through the same training station.
Knowing what to do during a critical situation can help you respond with greater confidence. CPR and life support training helps you recognize when immediate action is needed and apply the skills you have learned.
No. You can complete the required coursework online using a phone, tablet, or computer. After finishing the online portion, visit the Orlando Hunters Creek station for your hands-on skills session.
The station offers BLS, ACLS, PALS, and CPR training options. The course you need depends on your role and applicable work, education, or clinical requirements.
Yes. The Orlando Hunters Creek training station is open seven days a week from 7 am to 7 pm. This provides options for scheduling your appointment outside a typical weekday schedule.
During the skills session, you use a voice-assisted manikin to demonstrate the required skills for your course. The system provides feedback while you practice and complete the required evaluation.
Yes. Healthcare facilities, schools, businesses, and other organizations can arrange training for multiple participants. Group scheduling can help several employees complete their required training through the same location.
