ACLS Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider Course

The American Heart Association ACLS course is designed and often taken by health care professionals and others who want to identify the need for CPR (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation) and recognize life threatening emergencies by providing high quality care in acute emergency situations.This training is used by those who are participants and help to manage cardiopulmonary arrest. The course is directed toward those who are part of an emergency response team

The course includes

• Foundational understanding of BLS including the importance of high quality CPR while incorporating the use of a bag valve device and AED
• Proficiency in EKG readings and interpretations
• Pharmaceuticals and their use during cardio-pulmonary arrest
• Distinction between respiratory and cardiac arrest management of both
• Performance of chest compressions, mock code participation and proper identification of roles and responsibilities
• Understanding the importance of managing cardiac arrest until termination, transfer of care including post cardiac arrest responsibilities
• Passing of American heart association written exam for provider e-card
• When taking the in person class a book is required before, during and after class. The class is approximately 6-7 hours with breaks. Student should be prepared to follow AHA instructions including mock code participation and answering concepts of the course.Class requires bending and kneeling during demonstration and feedback.A passing score of the American Heart Association exam and hands on skill competency is required to receive the AHA verifiable ACLS e-card

• Instructor accepts Apple Pay, Cash, Pay Pal and Zelle Payments,. No refunds. Late or missed classes can be rescheduled.