American Heart Association Course Evaluation Form 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the American Heart Association Course Evaluation Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Instructor Name, Date of Course, and Course Taught in the designated fields. Choose from options like BLS Provider or Heartsaver CPR AED.
  3. Respond to the question regarding whether the course fulfilled your expectations by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. If you select 'No', provide an explanation in the space provided.
  4. Indicate if you felt that you received adequate time and attention from the instructor(s) for questions and practice.
  5. Answer whether your instructor used a feedback device on all adult manikins by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
  6. Share what you liked about your instructor(s) in the comments section.
  7. If applicable, note any changes you would suggest for your training experience.
  8. Rate your overall training experience compared to previous training using the provided scale: Not as good, Better, Best I’ve ever had, My very first class.

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How Do I Become an AHA Training Center? Have a legal business name. Teach AHA courses in ance with the official AHA Guidelines. Maintain at least five AHA Instructors who train at least 250 people collectively each year. Own and maintain all equipment needed for teaching AHA courses.
Individual Professional Certification Certified Professional by the American Heart Association (CPAHA) programs help professionals elevate their careers while building toward a more advanced system of care for patients.
CPR Provider Certification: $75-$150. AHA Instructor Essentials online course: $35 (This is an AHA course that your instructor should send to you before class) Instructor hands-on/classroom course: $250-$600 (varies by location) Monitoring: $0-$150 (Some Training Centers may include this in the classroom course cost)
The instructor class is an 8 hour program. After the instructor training, candidates must be evaluated while they are observed teaching before the certification card can be awarded. The time it takes for an instructor to prepare for each class taught takes between one and two hours.
Potential Income ItemLow CostHigh Cost Training $200 $1000 Certification $100 $300 Equipment Materials $750 $2150 Ongoing Expenses $250 $6501 more row Mar 11, 2024

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The cost to become an AHA Instructor varies based on the specific course and the materials required for teaching. The cost for a Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor course typically ranges between $200 and $400. This includes access to online learning modules and hands-on training sessions.
Course completion cards are valid for two years through the end of the month during which the course completion card was issued.
The American Heart Association certifies Healthcare professionals and other providers for two years as the Red Cross Association certifies for 1 or 2 years. The level of certification for the CPR decides whether the person will be certified for one year or two years via the American Red Cross.

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