Getting your American Heart Association certification in Somerset is simple and flexible with our self-guided training format. Complete the online coursework at your own pace, then visit our Somerset station for a quick hands-on skills check. Once you pass, your official AHA eCard is issued the same day.
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220 Davidson Ave, Somerset, NJ 08873, United States
Conveniently located in Somerset, we offer AHA-certified CPR, First Aid, BLS, ACLS, and PALS courses.
BLS
ACLS
PALS
The Somerset CPR training station is located at 220 Davidson Avenue in Franklin Township. The building is easy to access and sits within a commercial complex with convenient rear entry access for participants.
Ample parking is available in the rear parking lot. Parking is free and provides direct access to the building entrance.
Basic Life Support
Flexible & self-paced;
Hands-on practice
Truster Certification
BLS certification in Somerset is designed for healthcare professionals including nurses, physicians, EMTs, dental staff, medical assistants, and students entering clinical roles. Training covers high-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants, AED use, rescue breathing, and team-based emergency response.
ACLS training in Somerset is intended for advanced healthcare providers managing cardiac and respiratory emergencies. It includes airway management, rhythm recognition, emergency medications, ACLS algorithms, and structured team communication during critical situations.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
Flexible & self-paced;
Hands-on practice
Truster Certification
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Flexible & self-paced;
Hands-on practice
Truster Certification
PALS certification focuses on pediatric emergencies involving infants and children. The course covers pediatric assessment, airway and breathing emergencies, shock management, and structured response during pediatric cardiac events.
Healthcare professionals across Somerset County complete training at this station to stay current with their American Heart Association requirements and maintain readiness for clinical practice. Nurses, physicians, paramedics, therapists, and hospital or clinic staff use this location to refresh and certify skills needed to respond to cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, and other emergency situations. The training reinforces how to perform high-quality CPR, use an AED, follow structured emergency protocols, and work effectively as part of a clinical team until full medical support is available.
Medical and healthcare students use this location to complete required certification alongside their studies, clinical placements, and exam preparation. It helps them build practical emergency response skills early in their training, especially for situations involving sudden collapse, breathing difficulties, or cardiac emergencies. The course focuses on understanding step-by-step response procedures, performing CPR correctly on adults, children, and infants, and developing confidence in handling real clinical situations in hospitals or training environments.
First responders including EMTs, firefighters, and emergency personnel complete their certification here to maintain the skills required in high-pressure emergency environments. The training supports fast decision-making in situations such as cardiac arrest, trauma response, or respiratory emergencies where immediate action is critical. It reinforces coordinated team response, effective communication during emergencies, proper CPR techniques, airway management basics, and the ability to continue care until advanced medical teams take over.
Teachers, childcare workers, gym staff, and workplace safety personnel complete CPR training at this location so they are prepared to handle real situations where a child, student, client, or coworker suddenly becomes unresponsive, stops breathing normally, collapses, or experiences a medical emergency. The training focuses on recognizing early warning signs, starting CPR correctly, using an AED when available, and following the correct sequence of emergency steps. It also helps participants stay calm, act quickly, and continue care until emergency services arrive and take over.
The Somerset station is centrally located within Franklin Township, making it convenient for participants across Central New Jersey.
Parking is available at the rear, and entry is direct through the back door using your confirmation code. The route inside the building is straightforward, leading directly to Suite 114.
All certifications issued are from the American Heart Association and are accepted nationwide across hospitals, schools, and licensing boards.
The self-guided format allows you to complete training efficiently without long classroom sessions, while still meeting all required standards.
Take the next step toward certification with a training process designed around your schedule. Complete the required online coursework at your own pace, then visit our Somerset skills station for a quick hands-on assessment. After successfully demonstrating your skills, you’ll receive your official American Heart Association eCard the same day, making it easy to meet employment, licensing, and renewal requirements.
Yes, the Somerset location in Franklin Township is easily reachable from surrounding areas like New Brunswick, Bridgewater, and Hillsborough, with direct road access and simple navigation to the rear entrance.
Just bring your confirmation email with the access codes. Everything else needed for the hands-on skills session is already provided at the Somerset station.
Yes. The online portion is fully self-paced, so you can complete it in short sessions and only visit Somerset when you are ready for the skills check.
Yes, if you complete the required online coursework for each course, you can schedule your Somerset visit to complete multiple skills checks.
