
ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) is an international protocol focused on the care of cardiovascular emergencies, such as cardiac arrest and severe arrhythmias. It was developed by the American Heart Association, the largest organization in the United States dedicated to combating heart disease and stroke.
Our ACLS course provides healthcare professionals with excellent training on recognizing and intervening in adult cardiac arrest, as well as post-resuscitation care, treatment of arrhythmias in the emergency room, and initial treatment of stroke and acute coronary syndrome.
The course consists of 16 hours of classes, with practical training supervised by leading experts and certification from the American Heart Association (AHA). During the training, the importance of high-quality CPR and leadership of a resuscitation team are emphasized.
By the end of the course, doctors, 6th-year medical students (11th and 12th semesters), nurses, and final-year nursing students will have more knowledge to make a difference in the face of cardiac arrest and cardiovascular emergencies.
Study Material:
After payment confirmation, the student will receive the E-book - Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Professional Manual - 2020 American Heart Association Guideline.
Important!
Tutorial for accessing the American Heart Association e-book: Click hereImprove your performance in the ACLS course.
Watch 3 free video lessons before coming to the in-person course.
The lessons will be available after you register for the course.
Emergency Training Center
Our Center offers a variety of training courses, including ACLS, PALS, BLS, and First Aid CPR and AED.
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