AHA BLS Provider

Basic Life Support (BLS)

AHA BLS Provider certification, this week.

BLS, short for Basic Life Support, is the CPR and defibrillator certification that Qatar's Department of Healthcare Professionals (DHP) requires to renew a clinical licence.

  • AHAAccredited International Training Center
  • DHPeCard accepted for licence renewal
  • 24HAHA eCard issued after you pass
  • 6Students maximum per class
  • Free retestIf you don't pass first time

What you'll learn

  • High-quality CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for adults
  • CPR for children and infants
  • Use of an AED (automated external defibrillator)
  • Rescue breathing and airway
  • Two-rescuer and team resuscitation
  • Relief of choking
  • Live feedback on your compression depth and rate
  • Skills test and written test

Course content

    • High-quality CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for adults
    • Use of an AED (automated external defibrillator)
    • Rescue breathing and airway
    • Live feedback on your compression depth and rate

About this course

It must come from an American Heart Association (AHA) accredited center. Most centers here run one class a month. We run three a week, and issue your AHA E-Card within 24 hours of passing.

BLS, short for Basic Life Support, is the CPR and defibrillator certification that Qatar's Department of Healthcare Professionals (DHP) requires to renew a clinical licence. It must come from an American Heart Association (AHA) accredited center. Most centers here run one class a month. We run three a week, and issue your AHA E-Card within 24 hours of passing.

Course details

Course information

Duration
4–5 hrs
Class size
Max 6
Instructor ratio
1 : 6
Written pass mark
84%
eCard validity
2 years

Who this course is for

  1. Required for your DHP clinical licence

    For many DHP-registered clinical roles, including nurses, doctors, technicians, physiotherapists and pharmacists, a current AHA BLS card is required to renew your licence under DHP's published requirements. It is valid for two years, so most professionals certify on a two-year cycle. If your certification lapses, the fine starts from the day it expires, not the day it is noticed. Certifying now means two years of clear standing, not a countdown.

  2. The cost of waiting

    A lapsed BLS card against a DHP licence can mean a QAR 3,000 to 5,000 fine and a hold on your practice while it is reviewed. A single unannounced inspection is enough. The class fee is a fraction of that risk.

Fast, but not rushed

Speed only matters if you leave able to do this for real. That is what the small classes are built around.

  1. Six students, maximum

    Small classes mean real time on the manikin and individual attention, not a room where you watch someone else practise.

  2. Feedback as you practise

    Live feedback on your compression depth and rate, so the technique holds before you are tested on it.

  3. eCard within 24 hours

    Your official AHA eCard reaches your inbox the same evening or the next morning, ready to submit.

Learning outcomes

  • The full AHA BLS Provider curriculum, delivered by video and hands-on practice, then assessed. No shortcuts.

Certificate & accreditation

DHP

Frequently asked questions

AHA is the American Heart Association, the body whose guidelines CPR and resuscitation are taught from worldwide. A course only counts as AHA-certified when an accredited International Training Center runs it and the card is issued through the AHA's own system. That accreditation is exactly why regulators and employers accept the card, and why it cannot be shortcut. TRIDY is an accredited center.

Next available intake

Dates are currently being finalised.

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Ask about fees, intakes, or employer billing for Basic Life Support (BLS). A TRIDY training advisor will follow up with you.