
Become an AHA Instructor
Teach. Earn. Stay Current. On Your Terms.
Becoming an American Heart Association (AHA) Instructor is a rewarding way to earn additional income, strengthen your clinical skills, and support your healthcare community — all while maintaining control over your own schedule and teaching environment.
This pathway is ideal for healthcare professionals who want flexibility without giving up professionalism or compliance.
Why Become an AHA Instructor?
💼 Earn Supplemental Income
Teaching CPR and life support courses provides a reliable way to earn additional income alongside your primary career. You choose how often you teach and which courses you offer.
⏰ Teach on Your Own Time
Instructors set their own schedules. Teach evenings, weekends, or only when it fits your availability — there are no minimum teaching requirements.
🏠 Teach in Your Own Space
Qualified instructors may teach in approved locations of their choice, including home-based classrooms, offices, or rented spaces, as long as program requirements are met.
You are not restricted to a single facility.
📚 Earn Continuing Education (CE) Credit
Instructor training includes continuing education credit, helping you stay current while advancing your professional credentials.
🧠 Strengthen Your Clinical Confidence
Teaching reinforces best practices, sharpens decision-making, and keeps your skills aligned with current guidelines — benefits that carry directly into your clinical work.
🌱 Teach Independently — With Support
Once aligned, instructors may:
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Teach independently
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Post their classes at no cost
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Receive guidance on compliance and program standards
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Build their own student base
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We provide structure and support — you keep your independence.
Who This Pathway Is For
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Licensed healthcare professionals
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Current AHA providers ready to teach
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Educators, trainers, and clinicians
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Professionals seeking flexible, supplemental income
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Next Steps
👉 View AHA Instructor Training
👉Not sure if becoming an instructor is right for you?
Email trainingfaculty@begincpr.com for more information or guidance.
There is no obligation to teach.
(Instructor candidates must hold a current AHA provider card in the discipline they wish to teach.)


