We provide
American Heart Association
CPR , Heartsaver CPR/AED/First Aid,
ACLS, PALS Training
ENA
TNCC Training.
DOT Urine Collection and Breath Alcohol Training
BAP Life Support Certification Center
CORONA VIRUS
Your education is essential
BAP Life Support knows the Corona virus is still out there. Please if you are experiencing signs or symptoms of COVID-19 do not come to class. Please reschedule at another time.
Thanks BAP Staff
Deer Park office 832-472-2390
NE Texas office 903-261-2199
Now providing CPR Instructor class. Click here to goto the schedule for more information on the classes.
What We Do
Providing high quality American Heart Association and ENA Training, Classroom and Online Training, CPR, ACLS, PALS, Heartsaver CPR/AED/First-aid, DOT Urine and Breath Alcohol Training.
Our Mission
Properly train and certify the public and healthcare providers in Advanced and Basic Life Support Services.
Properly train and certify the public in Cardiovascular Care Emergencies.
Areas We Serve
Houston, La Porte, Deer Park, Pasadena, South Houston, Baytown, League City, Webster, Friendswood, Clear Lake, Alvin, Galveston, League City, Dickenson, and Channelview areas of Texas.
BAP Life Support first TNCC class
About Us
At BAP Life Support we provide high quality AHA and ENA training
Classes include CPR, Advanced Cardiac life support (ACLS), pediatric advanced life support (PALS), Trauma Nurse Core Curriculum (TNCC) and Dot Breath Alcohol and Urine Collection training. We do CPR for Pasadena, Deer park, La Porte, Katy, Tanglewood, Longview, and Tyler area of Texas.
E-Learning Specials
Be A Lifesaver
Each of us is aware that CPR saves lives, which is why more and more people enroll in CPR courses each year. Most people however are not aware that of cardiac arrest victims, 92% fail to survive. This is simply because the time frame the victim has before their brain becomes damaged or the tissue dies, and that time frame is less than eight minutes- which could be the time that it takes for the emergency team to show up. When the victim receives CPR while waiting for the emergency response team, that victim has the window of opportunity they need for survival..
