Know exactly which CPR class your job actually requires.

CPR/BLS is required for nursing licensure and hospital employment.

ACLS and BLS are standard requirements for practicing physicians.

CPR and advanced resuscitation certifications are legally required.

BLS/CPR is required by most state licensing boards and employers.

CPR is required in most states for dental assistant certification.

CPR and first aid are federally required for Medicare-certified agencies.

CPR is required for most MA certifications and clinical positions.

BLS and often ACLS are required for respiratory therapy licensure.

Many states require CPR training as a condition of teaching licensure.

CPR/AED training is required by most state athletic associations.

Many states require CPR and first aid as part of school bus driver licensing.

CPR and first aid are legally required in most states for childcare licensing.

CPR and first aid are expected by most families and required by au pair agencies.

CPR and first aid are legally required for preschool staff in most states.

CPR/AED is required for all major personal training certifications.

CPR, AED, and lifeguarding certification are all legally required.

CPR/AED is required by USA Swimming and most aquatic facilities.

CPR and first aid are required by most camps and state regulations.

CPR/AED is required in many states for security guard licensing.

BLS/CPR is legally required for all firefighters.

CPR and first aid training is legally required by the FAA.

CPR/first aid training is required by the FAA for airline pilots.

OSHA requires first aid (including CPR) for construction sites.

CPR, first aid, and AED training are required for safety officer roles.

CPR/first aid is required for massage therapy licensing in many states.

CPR/first aid is recommended and often required by employers.

CPR is not universally required but is increasingly expected.