Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider - $300
The ACLS course is directed to healthcare professionals who respond to patients in cardiac arrest. The course covers advanced skills in airway management, the use of manual and automated defibrillators, the management of cardiac arrest, and the management of post-cardiac arrest patients. Students should be able to read basic EKGs (lead II) and have a current BLS CPR card. There is a written and skills evaluation with this course.
The course length varies according to the student population. Generally, 16 hours is scheduled, but additional time and practice are sometimes needed. Students are required to demonstrate to ensure they are successful. Students receive the ACLS textbook and handouts prior to the beginning of the course. There is a pre-test sent to students to assist them in studying for this course. Course completion cards are valid for two years.
The course length varies according to the student population. Generally, 16 hours is scheduled, but additional time and practice are sometimes needed. Students are required to demonstrate to ensure they are successful. Students receive the ACLS textbook and handouts prior to the beginning of the course. There is a pre-test sent to students to assist them in studying for this course. Course completion cards are valid for two years.
ACLS Refresher - $175
In this course, students review 10 core ACLS case scenarios and are assessed in their proficiency in managing those scenarios. There is a written and skills evaluation. Everyone is required to purchase the book. The program length varies according to the student's proficiency. Generally, eight hours are scheduled. Students have the option of refreshing by attending an original course, or they can attend a one-day refresher course. Students must show their current or expired ACLS provider card and a current BLS provider card.
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Refresher $175
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) - Refresher $175
The PALS course is an advanced life support course designed to instruct healthcare providers on how to recognize and intervene in pediatric emergencies. Students receive instruction in respiratory, shock, and cardiac emergencies, including airway management, pharmacology, IV and IO, cardiac dysrhythmias, spinal immobilization, and special needs children.
This course is scheduled for approximately 16 hours. All students receive the current PALS textbook, and a pre-test is provided to assist them in preparing for the course.
This course is scheduled for approximately 16 hours. All students receive the current PALS textbook, and a pre-test is provided to assist them in preparing for the course.