Safety Training Seminars
Utah’s healthcare system is growing fast — and so is the demand for professionals who can respond when every second matters. From the busy corridors of Salt Lake City’s major medical centers to clinics serving communities in Utah and Weber Counties, the need for current, AHA-aligned training has never been more urgent. Safety Training Seminars provides CPR BLS, ACLS, and PALS classes across Utah, built for the real pace of healthcare work here.
Utah’s healthcare workforce is one of the most dynamic in the Mountain West. With world-class facilities like University of Utah Health in Salt Lake City and Intermountain Health campuses stretching from Ogden down through Provo, the expectations placed on nurses, paramedics, respiratory therapists, and clinical staff are high — and their training needs to match.
At Safety Training Seminars, we deliver AHA-aligned BLS, ACLS, PALS, and CPR-First Aid training that goes well beyond the basics. Every course is built around real emergency scenarios: hands-on chest compression practice, AED deployment drills, airway management, and team-based response coordination that mirrors what actually happens in a Salt Lake City trauma bay or a pediatric unit in Provo.
Utah’s population is growing rapidly — and with that growth comes an expanding pool of healthcare workers, students, and community members who need current training. Whether you’re a registered nurse at an Intermountain Health facility, an EMT responding to calls along the I-15 corridor, or a clinic worker in Weber County preparing for anything, our courses are designed to meet AHA standards without pulling you away from work for an entire day.
Safety Training Seminars brings life-saving CPR BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses to healthcare professionals and community members across Utah’s most vital cities. We proudly serve Salt Lake City, Provo, Logan, and Ogden — covering the Wasatch Front and beyond — so that no matter where you work or train in Utah, essential AHA-aligned courses are within reach.
All courses are delivered by experienced, AHA-authorized instructors to ensure high-quality training and compliance with healthcare standards. After successfully completing your course, you’ll receive an official AHA Course Completion eCard, valid for 2 years and widely accepted by hospitals, clinics, and employers throughout Utah and across the United States.
The BLS course is essential for healthcare professionals who need strong foundational life-saving skills. This training covers adult, child, and infant CPR, AED operation, airway obstruction relief, and team-based resuscitation techniques. The course is designed to be flexible, with 1–2 hours of online learning followed by a 30-minute hands-on skills session at a CPR Verification Station™ learning center. Upon successful completion, you will receive a two-year AHA Course Completion eCard, and the total course fee is $120.
The ACLS course builds on your BLS knowledge and focuses on advanced management of cardiovascular emergencies. You will learn how to respond to critical situations such as acute stroke, cardiac arrest, and acute coronary syndromes using structured, evidence-based protocols. The course includes 2–3 hours of online learning and a 30-minute skills session to demonstrate your competency. This two-year AHA Course Completion eCard course is offered at $290, providing excellent value for advanced-level training.
The PALS course is specifically designed for healthcare providers who care for infants and children, including pediatric nurses, physicians, and emergency responders. It teaches advanced pediatric assessment, resuscitation, and emergency response techniques to handle critical situations with confidence. The course includes 2–3 hours of online learning and a 30-minute skills session. After completion, you will receive a two-year AHA Course Completion eCard, and the course fee is $290.
The CPR, AED, and First Aid course is ideal for non-medical professionals, workplaces, teachers, and anyone who wants to be prepared for real-life emergencies. This training equips you with the knowledge to respond to cardiac emergencies, injuries, and everyday health situations using CPR techniques, AED devices, and basic first aid skills. The course includes 2–3 hours of online learning followed by a 60-minute skills session. Upon completion, you will receive a two-year AHA Course Completion eCard, and the course is available for $120.
The Utah dense concentration of hospitals, academic medical centers, and regulated industries creates high, ongoing demand for AHA life support certification.
RNs, LPNs, and nursing students at Harvard, Penn, Columbia, and Johns Hopkins must hold current BLS before clinicals. Many ICU and ER nurses also require ACLS.
Medical doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners at Northeast hospitals must maintain active BLS and often ACLS as a condition of hospital credentialing.
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics throughout New England and the Mid-Atlantic must hold AHA BLS and often ACLS to meet state EMS licensure requirements.
Dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants in MA, NY, and other Northeast states are required by state dental boards to maintain current CPR/BLS certification.
Teachers, daycare providers, school nurses, and childcare staff in MA, NY, and VA are required by law or employer policy to hold current CPR and First Aid certification.
OSHA regulations and many large Northeast employers in finance, manufacturing, and construction require CPR-certified employees. We offer on-site group training for any size.
No two healthcare roles are identical — and neither are the training needs that come with them. Here’s a full breakdown of the courses Safety Training Seminars offers across Utah, including what each one covers and what you can expect.
The AHA BLS CPR Course is the starting point for virtually every healthcare professional working across Utah’s hospitals, clinics, and emergency response teams. From the ICUs along Salt Lake City’s medical corridor to urgent care centers in Ogden, BLS skills are non-negotiable — and this course delivers them with precision.
You’ll cover high-quality CPR technique for adults, children, and infants, proper AED use, relief of choking, and team-based resuscitation dynamics. The course is completed in 1–2 hours online through our Self-Guided Learning™ platform, followed by a 30-minute skills testing session at a CPR Verification Station™. Successfully complete the course and receive your AHA Course Completion eCard, valid for two years. Pricing is $120.
Advanced cardiac life support isn’t just a credential requirement in Utah — it’s the difference between a patient surviving a complex cardiac event and not. Our ACLS course is built for physicians, nurses, paramedics, and respiratory therapists who need to recognize rhythms, manage airways, coordinate drug administration, and lead or participate in a resuscitation team with confidence.
Whether you’re renewing ahead of a compliance deadline at Intermountain Medical Center or completing an initial course before starting a new role, Safety Training Seminars makes the process efficient. ACLS is available as an Initial or Renewal course, with 2–3 hours of online learning through our Self-Guided Learning™ platform plus 30 minutes of skills testing. Successfully complete the course and receive your American Heart Association Course Completion eCard, valid for two years. Pricing is $290 — low price guaranteed.
When a child is in crisis, clinical hesitation is not an option. Our PALS course prepares Utah healthcare providers — from pediatric nurses at Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City to ER staff in Provo — to assess and stabilize infants and children facing respiratory distress, shock, or cardiac arrest.
The course walks through systematic pediatric assessment, recognition of life-threatening conditions, and evidence-based stabilization interventions in a format that builds both knowledge and confidence. PALS is available as an Initial or Renewal course, with 2–3 hours of online coursework through our Self-Guided Learning™ platform followed by 30 minutes of hands-on skills testing. Successfully complete the course and receive your American Heart Association Course Completion eCard, accepted nationally and valid for two years. Pricing is $290 — low price guaranteed.
Emergencies don’t wait for an ambulance. Across Utah’s workplaces, schools, and public spaces — from corporate offices in downtown Salt Lake City to retail environments in Ogden — having someone on-site who knows CPR and first aid can mean everything. This course is designed for non-clinical employees, HR professionals, educators, and community members who want to be genuinely ready when something goes wrong.
Coverage includes CPR, AED operation, choking response, wound care, and scene safety fundamentals. Available as an Initial or Renewal course, participants complete 2–3 hours of online training and a 1-hour skills testing session. Successfully complete the course and receive a card valid for two years. Pricing is $120 — low price guaranteed.
Our CPR BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses across Utah include:
Cardiac arrest doesn’t announce itself. It happens in break rooms, on job sites, in school hallways, and at hospital bedsides — and in Utah’s growing urban centers and rural communities alike, the first person who responds is rarely a paramedic. They’re a coworker, a nurse off the clock, or a bystander on a Provo street corner.
The data is clear: immediate, high-quality CPR dramatically increases survival odds. Yet the window is narrow — brain damage can begin within minutes without intervention. Emergency services covering the I-15 and I-84 corridors do their best, but response times in even well-serviced areas can’t compete with someone already on the scene who knows what to do.
For Utah healthcare workers, the stakes are even more direct. University of Utah Health, Intermountain facilities across Salt Lake and Utah Counties, and regional hospitals in Ogden and Logan all expect their staff to arrive current — and to stay that way. Training through Safety Training Seminars ensures you meet that standard and carry it with genuine competence.
Healthcare schedules in Utah don’t follow a predictable pattern. A night shift nurse in Salt Lake City, a traveling clinician moving between Weber and Davis County facilities, or a medical student balancing rotations in Provo — none of them have the luxury of blocking off a full day for a classroom session.
That’s exactly why our Self-Guided Learning™ format exists. Complete your BLS, ACLS, or PALS online coursework at any hour, from any location in Utah, at whatever pace works for you. No scheduled start time. No group pacing. No rushing through material just to keep up. When you’re done, simply schedule your skills assessment at a nearby CPR Verification Station™ and finish the process on your terms.
It’s modern, practical, and built for people who take their training seriously — even when their calendar barely cooperates.
HeartCode® Complete brings together the best of online education and hands-on skills verification in one streamlined AHA program — and it’s one of the most trusted pathways to completing your BLS CPR course in Utah. Instead of sitting through a live group class, you move through adaptive online scenarios that respond to your input, delivering real-time feedback and reinforcing proper technique before you ever pick up a manikin.
By the time you arrive at your CPR Verification Station™ for skills testing, you’ve already worked through the material thoroughly. Healthcare systems in Salt Lake City and across Utah rely on HeartCode® Complete because it produces consistent, well-prepared responders — not just eCard holders.
After completing your online coursework, the final step is a focused, hands-on skills assessment at a CPR Verification Station™ — a dedicated learning center where trained evaluators confirm your competency in a real-world setting.
The visit is efficient by design. You arrive, you demonstrate your skills, and you leave with your AHA Course Completion eCard ready to go. There’s no classroom lecture to sit through, no redundant content review — just a direct evaluation of what you’ve learned. For Utah healthcare professionals navigating busy commutes along I-15, managing split schedules between Salt Lake City and Provo, or simply trying to check a compliance box without losing a full workday, CPR Verification Stations™ are the smartest way to complete the process.
In Utah’s healthcare environment, an expired AHA eCard isn’t just an inconvenience — it’s a compliance issue that HR departments and department managers take seriously. Facilities aligned with Intermountain Health, University of Utah Health, and independent clinic networks across Salt Lake, Utah, and Weber Counties all maintain strict renewal standards, and falling behind puts your professional standing at risk.
Safety Training Seminars makes renewal as simple as the initial course. Whether you’re updating your BLS, ACLS, PALS, or CPR & First Aid course, the format is consistent — online modules through Self-Guided Learning™ followed by a quick skills session at a CPR Verification Station™. No unnecessary complexity. Just renewed competency and a fresh two-year eCard. Start the process before your current card expires, not after.
Across Utah, Safety Training Seminars has built a reputation among the healthcare professionals who take their training most seriously. Nurses working overnight shifts at University of Utah Hospital, EMTs responding to calls in Ogden and along the I-84 corridor, clinical students mid-rotation in Provo, and front-line staff at community health clinics in Logan — all rely on AHA-aligned training that’s substantive, accessible, and recognized everywhere.
Our courses aren’t built for the minimum standard. They’re built for the nurse who wants to be genuinely ready, the paramedic who needs renewal without disruption, and the new graduate who’s heading into a facility that demands quality from day one. If you’re part of Utah’s healthcare workforce — at any level, in any role — Safety Training Seminars is prepared to help you meet the moment.
There’s no better time to enroll. Whether your current eCard is expiring soon, you’re starting a new role that requires AHA training, or you’re simply ready to build skills that matter beyond the workplace — Safety Training Seminars has a course ready for you in Salt Lake City, Provo, Ogden, Logan, and across Utah.
Complete your online coursework at your pace. Schedule your skills session when you’re ready. Walk away with an AHA Course Completion eCard that your employer trusts and your patients’ lives may one day depend on. Enroll today — and be ready when it counts.
Have questions about CPR, BLS, ACLS, or PALS training? This section covers the most common queries to help you better understand course formats, requirements, and what to expect. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or someone looking to gain essential life-saving skills, you’ll find quick, clear answers about course duration, certification process, and training options.
The AHA BLS CPR Course through Safety Training Seminars uses a blended format. You complete 1–2 hours of online coursework through our Self-Guided Learning™ platform at your own pace, then attend a 30-minute hands-on skills testing session at a CPR Verification Station™ near you in Salt Lake City, Provo, Ogden, or Logan. It’s not fully online — the skills component is conducted in person to meet AHA requirements.
Once you successfully complete your skills testing session, your AHA Course Completion eCard is issued promptly — most participants receive it the same day. This is particularly helpful for healthcare workers in Utah who are starting a new position or need to meet a compliance deadline quickly.
Yes. The AHA Course Completion eCard issued through our courses is recognized by healthcare employers across Utah, including facilities affiliated with Intermountain Health, University of Utah Health, and independent medical networks. The eCard meets national AHA standards and is accepted wherever AHA training is required.
It depends on your specific role and unit. BLS is the baseline requirement for virtually all clinical roles. ACLS is typically required for those working in emergency, critical care, or cardiac units. PALS is required for providers working with pediatric patients. If you’re unsure, your employer’s HR or education department is the best resource — but Safety Training Seminars offers all three, so you can complete whichever course or combination you need.
We recommend beginning the renewal process at least 60–90 days before your eCard expiration date. Many Utah healthcare employers — especially those within larger systems like Intermountain or University of Utah Health — conduct regular compliance checks, and an expired eCard can trigger immediate action. Renewing early gives you buffer time and keeps your standing intact without any last-minute scrambling.