Designed for health care professionals with a basic EKG Knowledge. Our ACLS program presents a stress free approach to dealing with cardiovascular emergencies - from oxygenation and airway management to AMI recognition and the nationally recognized cardiac arrest algorithms. Our teaching criteria allows more flexibility and remediation, however, students must still be familiar with the ACLS information. We strongly recommend the full course for participants not familiar with EKGs, Algorithms and Pharmacology.

You are not eligible to take this course if any of the following apply.

1. Your card does not say “Healthcare Provider” on it.
2. Your card has expired or will expire prior to the class.
3. Your card is not issued by the American Heart Association, but by Red Cross, National Safety Council, or some other organization.

You are not eligible to take this course if any of the following apply:

1. Your card does not say “Healthcare Provider” on it.
2. Your card has expired or will expire prior to the class.
3. Your card is not issued by the American Heart Association, but by Red Cross, National Safety Council, or some other organization.

The skills involved in your ACLS check-off will focus on your BLS interventions. Your instructor will work with you to make sure you're comfortable performing the following skills:Chest compressions, Pocket-mask ventilations, Bag-mask ventilations, and Use of the AED (defibrillator) You will be presented with an "in-hospital" adult BLS scenario so you can practice these skills in sequence. Following this opportunity to practice, your instructor will then test your skills by asking you to perform the scenario without any assistance or intervention from the instructor. Once the adult check-off is complete, your instructor will also assess your ability to identify respiratory arrest and provide rescue breaths with a bag-mask device. This hands-on skills check-off is for healthcare providers seeking certification who have completed the Online AHA ACLS Part 1 course within the last sixty days. Please remember that you MUST complete the online portion and bring the AHA Certificate of Completion to the skills check off. The instructor cannot perform the skills check-off unless you provide documentation of completion of the online portion of the course!

The latest American Heart Association certification includes adult, child, and infant CPR, AED, and choking skills, along with testing and a two year card.

This course is for those who hold an American Heart Association (AHA) Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers card which is due to expire. You are not eligible to take this course if any of the following apply:

1. Your card does not say “Healthcare Provider” on it.
2. Your card has expired or will expire prior to the class.
3. Your card is not issued by the American Heart Association, but by Red Cross, National Safety Council, or some other organization.

This hands-on skills check-off is for healthcare providers seeking certification who have completed the AHA Online BLS Part 1 course within the last sixty days. Course includes hands on skills checks by a licensed instructor in Adult, Child, and Infant CPR/AED. After completing the online portion, you must print your AHA Certificate of Course Completion and bring a copy of the certificate to your skills check-off session. You will be allowed to go through a self-directed skills practice session after presenting your certificate, and then an AHA Instructor will complete your skills check-off. Participants who complete the course and the skills check-off will receive an AHA BLS Healthcare Provider E-card. Please remember that you MUST complete the online portion and bring the Certificate of Completion to the skills check off. The instructor cannot perform the skills check-off unless you provide documentation of completion of the online portion of the course!

This course is for non-medical providers. This program is designed to train individuals to perform basic CPR and choking procedures on adults, children and infants. Participants will receive a 2 year certification card. Also provided is how to use Automated External Defibrillators that have been approved for public use (as seen on '20/20' and '60 Minutes'). This program saves thousands of lives yearly.

This course is for non-medical providers that provide a Heartsaver® CPR and AED AHA online completion certificate. This program is designed to train individuals to perform basic CPR and choking procedures on adults, children and infants. Participants will receive a 2 year certification card. Also provided is how to use Automated External Defibrillators that have been approved for public use (as seen on '20/20' and '60 Minutes'). This program saves thousands of lives yearly.

The PALS Program is designed to stress early recognition and management of potentially life threatening situations in the pediatric patient rather than merely "running code". Through the use of STRESS FREE case based scenarios and interactive skills stations, participants will receive instruction in the recognition and management of respiratory failure and shock; basic life support and airway management, rhythm disturbances, vascular access, trauma and managing cardiopulmonary arrest in the infant and child.

You are not eligible to take this course if any of the following apply:

1. Your card does not say “Healthcare Provider” on it.
2. Your card has expired or will expire prior to the class.
3. Your card is not issued by the American Heart Association, but by Red Cross, National Safety Council, or some other organization.

This hands-on skills check-off is for healthcare providers seeking certification who have completed the Online AHA PALS Part 1 course within the last sixty days. After completing the online portion, you must PRINT your AHA Certificate of Course Completion and bring a copy of the certificate to your skills check-off session. You will be allowed to go through a self-directed skills practice session after presenting your certificate, and then an AHA Instructor will complete your skills check-off. Unfortunately, those students arriving without this printed copy will not be able to remain in the class and rescheduling will be at the student's expense. Participants who complete the course and the skills check-off will receive an AHA PALS Provider Ecard. Please remember that you MUST complete the online portion and bring the AHA Certificate of Completion to the skills check off. The instructor cannot perform the skills check-off unless you provide documentation of completion of the online portion of the course!