Courses That Include CPR Training
CPR training is delivered across Basic, Intermediate and Advanced life support courses. Each course provides a level of training appropriate to the learner’s role, clinical responsibilities and working environment.
These courses form part of our wider range of medical emergency and life support training programmes.
Basic Life Support (BLS) Courses Including CPR
For non-clinical staff and those requiring annual Basic Life Support training. Focus is on recognition of cardiac arrest, delivery of effective CPR and use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).
Intermediate Life Support Courses (Including CPR)
For healthcare professionals requiring structured assessment of the deteriorating patient, airway management and team-based resuscitation in line with Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) guidance.
Advanced Life Support Courses (Including CPR and Resuscitation Management)
For clinicians responsible for leading or managing emergency situations, including advanced airway management, resuscitation algorithms and team leadership in line with Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) guidance.
First Aid and Workplace Emergency Training
These courses include elements of CPR training but are primarily focused on first aid, workplace emergency response and health and safety requirements.
First Aid Training Courses
Suitable for workplace first aiders, education settings and organisations requiring regulated first aid training.
Health & Safety & Workplace Training
These courses support workplace safety and emergency preparedness. While not focused on CPR training, they complement clinical and first aid skills within broader health and safety requirements.
What You’ll Learn
Training focuses on the practical skills and decision-making required to manage cardiac arrest and other life-threatening emergencies. The level of training delivered is dependent on the course undertaken.
- Recognise cardiac arrest and other time-critical emergencies
- Perform high-quality CPR in line with current guidelines
- Use an automated external defibrillator (AED) safely and effectively
- Manage the airway using techniques appropriate to the course level
- Participate in team-based resuscitation, including communication and role allocation
- Follow current Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) algorithms and guidance
Higher-level courses also include rhythm recognition, emergency drug administration and leadership in resuscitation.
Who These Courses Are For?
These courses are suitable for a range of clinical and non-clinical roles, depending on the level of training required.
- Doctors, Nurses, paramedics and other healthcare professionals
- Dental teams, care home staff and community healthcare workers
- Non-clinical staff in healthcare environments
- Workplace first aiders and managers responsible for emergency response
- Individuals requiring formal training in resuscitation and emergency care
Course selection should be based on clinical role, responsibilities and regulatory requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About CPR Training
CPR training is relevant to a range of roles, including healthcare professionals, dental teams, care staff, workplace first aiders and individuals requiring formal training in emergency response. The appropriate course level depends on clinical responsibilities and workplace requirements.
No prior medical training is required for Basic Life Support (BLS) courses. Intermediate and Advanced Life Support courses are intended for healthcare professionals and require an appropriate clinical background.
Content varies by course level but typically includes recognition of cardiac arrest, delivery of high-quality CPR, use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) and safe management of emergency situations. Higher-level courses include team-based resuscitation, airway management and advanced clinical interventions.
Courses follow current Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) guidelines, and where applicable are RCUK-approved. Training supports compliance with regulatory requirements including CQC, HSE and GDC standards.
Certification is provided on successful completion and reflects the level and type of training undertaken. Validity periods vary depending on the course and relevant professional or regulatory requirements.
Course selection should be based on clinical role, responsibilities and regulatory requirements. Basic Life Support is suitable for non-clinical roles, while Intermediate and Advanced Life Support courses are intended for healthcare professionals involved in patient assessment and emergency response.
Training is delivered through a combination of structured teaching, demonstration and practical assessment using manikins and training equipment. Assessment is based on observed performance and application of skills in line with course requirements.
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Resuscitation Consultancy Medical Services Ltd
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