🫀Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers

Learn to save lives with the AHA's nationally recognized BLS course. This hands-on training teaches high-quality CPR, the use of an AED, and how to respond quickly and confidently in life-threatening emergencies.

✔️ Course Includes:

Adult, child, and infant CPR techniques

Use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

Rescue breathing with barrier devices

Relief of choking (conscious and unconscious)

Team dynamics and communication during resuscitation

Updated protocols based on the latest AHA Guidelines

🕒 Course Format:

Classroom or blended learning (online + skills session)

Average length: 3–4.5 hours

Hands-on skills practice and testing required

🎓 Who Should Take This Course:

Nurses, doctors, EMTs, medical assistants, and other healthcare professionals

Required for most clinical and hospital-based roles

🪪 Certification:

American Heart Association BLS Provider Card

Valid for 2 years

Accepted nationwide

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)

The AHA ACLS course builds on the foundation of BLS to enhance your ability to recognize and manage cardiac emergencies in adult patients. Designed for healthcare providers, this advanced course emphasizes critical thinking, leadership, and team-based response.

✔️ Course Includes:

Recognition and early management of cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, and peri-arrest conditions

Basic and advanced airway management

ECG rhythm interpretation

Effective communication during resuscitation

Pharmacology for cardiovascular emergencies (e.g., epinephrine, amiodarone)

Post-cardiac arrest care

🧠 What to Expect:

Realistic, case-based scenarios

High-performance team training

Emphasis on the AHA’s Systems of Care and 2020 ECC Guidelines

🕒 Course Format:

Instructor-led or blended learning (HeartCode® ACLS)

Initial course: ~10–12 hours

Renewal/update: ~6–8 hours

Includes hands-on skills practice and written exam

🎓 Who Should Take This Course:

Physicians, nurses, paramedics, and advanced-level healthcare professionals

Anyone involved in emergency response, critical care, or intensive care settings

🪪 Certification:

American Heart Association ACLS Provider Card

Valid for 2 years

Recognized and required by most hospitals and healthcare systems

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)

The AHA’s PALS course is designed to prepare healthcare providers to respond to critically ill or injured infants and children. This advanced training emphasizes early recognition, pediatric assessment, and effective resuscitation strategies in pediatric emergencies.

✔️ Course Includes:

Pediatric assessment and recognition of respiratory failure, shock, and cardiac arrest

High-quality child and infant CPR & AED use

Airway management techniques

Vascular access (IV/IO) and fluid resuscitation

Pediatric ECG rhythm recognition and medication administration

Team dynamics and leadership during pediatric codes

Post-resuscitation care

🧠 What to Expect:

Case-based learning and simulations

Critical thinking in high-stress scenarios

Emphasis on AHA’s Pediatric Chain of Survival

🕒 Course Format:

Instructor-led or blended learning (HeartCode® PALS)

Initial course: ~12 hours

Renewal/update: ~6–8 hours

Hands-on skills testing and written exam required

🎓 Who Should Take This Course:

Pediatricians, ER/ICU nurses, paramedics, respiratory therapists

Healthcare providers working in emergency, critical care, or pediatric settings

🪪 Certification:

American Heart Association PALS Provider Card

Valid for 2 years

Widely accepted in hospitals and clinical environments