San Francisco Mission District CPR, BLS, ACLS, PALS, & First-aid

CPR BLS in Mission District of SF

Renewing your Basic Life Support (BLS) certification in San Francisco’s Mission District is a convenient way for healthcare professionals to stay current and confident in life-saving skills. Local renewal classes provide hands-on training with manikins, updated techniques, and guidance from certified instructors. Whether you’re a nurse, physician, EMT, or other healthcare worker, maintaining your BLS card is essential for employment and patient safety. The Mission District offers accessible training locations and flexible class schedules, making it easier to fit renewal into your busy routine. Completing your BLS renewal ensures you remain prepared to respond effectively during critical emergencies.

BLS, ACLS, PALS, and NRP Classes in San Francisco, CA

BLS CPR

Basic Life Support
Online Course: 1-2 hours
Skills Testing: 30 minutes
100% Pass Rate Guaranteed
Lowest Prices In California
Receive Card On Class Day
Thousands of 5 Star Reviews
CE Credits to CA Dentists

ACLS

Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Online Course: 2-3 hours
Skills Testing: 30 minutes
100% Pass Rate Guaranteed
Lowest Prices In California
Receive Card On Class Day
Thousands of 5 Star Reviews
Some Professions: 2-3 CEU

PALS

Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Online Course: 2-3 hours
Skills Testing: 30 minutes
100% Pass Rate Guaranteed
Lowest Prices In California
Receive Card On Class Day
Thousands of 5 Star Reviews
Some Professions: 3.75-5 CEU

NRP

Neonatal Resuscitation Program
Online Course: 2-3 hours
Skills Testing: 3 hours
100% Pass Rate Guaranteed
Lowest Prices In California
Receive Card On Class Day
Thousands of 5 Star Reviews
Some Professions: 4 CEU

CPR and AED Certification for the General Public

STS CPR
and First-aid

Audience: General public
Topics: CPR for all age groups, AED use, bleeding, epi-pen, etc
Online Session: 1 Hour
Skills Testing: 30 minutes
Card: Safety Training Seminars
Certification: Valid 2 years

Heartsaver CPR and First-aid

Audience: General public
Topics: CPR for all age groups, AED use, bleeding, epi-pen, etc
AHA Online Course: 1-2 Hours
Skills Testing: 30-45 minutes
Card: American Heart Association
Certification: Valid 2 years

Pediatric CPR and First-aid

Audience: CA childcare providers
Topics: CPR for all age groups, AED use, bleeding, epi-pen, etc
AHA Online Course: 1-2 Hours
Skills Testing: 30-45 minutes
Card: American Heart Association
Certification: Valid 2 years

EMSA Health and Safety

Audience: Childcare providers
Topics: Lead poisoning, nutrition, infectious disease,etc
Zoom Course: 8 Hrs (state law)
Skills Testing: 30-45 minutes
Card: EMSA Health & Safety
Certification: No expiration

San Francisco - Mission District

Safety Training Seminars

3019 Mission Street, Suite 1, San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 761-1988

Our newest CPR office is located in the heart of the Mission District near Bart and CPCM Mission Bernal campus. We are located inside of a charming co-working space and open Monday to Friday 10 am to 4 pm.

Opening Hours:
Monday: 8 am – 10 pm
Tuesday: 8 am – 10 pm
Wednesday: 8 am – 10 pm
Thursday: 8 am – 10 pm
Friday: 8 am – 10 pm
Saturday: 8 am – 10 pm
Sunday: 8 am – 10 pm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CPR certification and why do I need it?

CPR certification teaches you life-saving techniques like chest compressions, rescue breathing, and AED use. You need it to respond effectively during cardiac emergencies, and many employers require it for healthcare, childcare, and safety positions.

Who needs BLS certification?

BLS certification is required for healthcare professionals including nurses, doctors, paramedics, dentists, EMTs, and medical students. It’s also valuable for anyone in emergency response roles who needs advanced life-saving skills.

How long does CPR and BLS certification last?

CPR and BLS certifications from the American Heart Association are valid for two years. After that, you need to renew your certification to maintain your credentials and stay current with updated techniques.

What's the difference between CPR, BLS, ACLS, and PALS?

CPR covers basic life support for the general public. BLS is for healthcare providers with more advanced techniques. ACLS focuses on advanced cardiac life support for adults, while PALS covers pediatric advanced life support for children and infants.

Are online CPR courses valid?

Yes, but you need both online theory and hands-on skills testing for full American Heart Association certification. Our hybrid model lets you complete coursework online, then attend in-person skills evaluation for your official certification.

Do you offer same-day certification in San Francisco?

Yes! You receive your American Heart Association eCard immediately after completing the online coursework and passing the hands-on skills assessment on the same day.

Can I reschedule my class if needed?

You can reschedule your class by paying a $30 fee or using reschedule insurance if you purchased it during booking. Contact our office to make scheduling changes.

Where do you teach CPR classes in San Francisco?

Safety Training Seminars has seven convenient locations across San Francisco, including Mission District, Sunset, Parnassus/UCSF, Telegraph Hill, Mission Bay, Bayshore, and Nob Hill. We’re located near major transit lines and medical centers.

Do you offer classes near UCSF Medical Center?

Yes, we have locations near UCSF including our Parnassus/UCSF location and Mission District office. Both provide easy access for medical students, residents, and healthcare professionals working in the UCSF system.

View Our Other San Francisco CPR Offices

CPR renewal classes in San Francisco offer healthcare professionals, students, and community members a chance to refresh and maintain essential lifesaving skills. These courses emphasize high-quality chest compressions, rescue breathing, AED operation, and the latest updates from the American Heart Association guidelines. For many healthcare professionals in San Francisco, staying certified is not just a requirement but a key component of professional preparedness. Designed to be hands-on, efficient, and practical, these classes help participants refine their techniques and build confidence to handle real-life emergencies. By renewing your CPR certification, you ensure you’re ready to act swiftly and effectively when every second matters. With seven convenient locations across the city, staying prepared has never been easier.

Comprehensive Life-Saving Training Across San Francisco

At Safety Training Seminars, we’re proud to offer CPR classes in the Mission District of San Francisco, CA. Our BLS classes equip individuals, healthcare professionals, and businesses with essential life-saving skills, all certified by the American Heart Association (AHA). Conveniently located in the heart of the Mission District, our training center makes it easy for residents and professionals to get certified close to home.

The Mission District, known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere, is a bustling hub of activity. Whether you’re exploring Mission Dolores Park, enjoying the murals along Clarion Alley, or working at one of the local clinics or businesses, being prepared for medical emergencies is a vital skill. With its mix of historic charm and modern energy, the Mission District is a dynamic neighborhood where emergency preparedness can make a real difference.

Whether you’re a healthcare professional at a nearby medical center or simply someone who wants to be ready for critical moments, our CPR and BLS training in the Mission District ensures you’re equipped to respond confidently in emergencies.