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FAQ'S

  1. What courses do you offer?
    We offer a range of American Heart Association (AHA)-accredited courses, including Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS for HCP), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), as well as the Basic & Advanced International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) course endorsed by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and the National Association of EMS Physicians  
  2. What is the difference between BLS and ALS?
     Basic Life Support (BLS) focuses on fundamental CPR and life-saving techniques, while Advanced Life Support (ALS) involves more complex interventions, including airway management, medication administration, and ECG interpretation.
  3. Who should take an ALS course?
     ALS courses are designed for healthcare providers such as doctors, nurses, paramedics, and other professionals who are involved in emergency response and critical care.
  4. Is your training center accredited by the American Heart Association?
     Yes, we are an AHA-accredited training center, ensuring that our courses meet the highest standards of quality and compliance.
  5. Are your courses CPD accredited?
    Yes, our ALS courses are accredited for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points.

Please visit our Training page to find out what points you earn for each course.

  1. How do I register for a course?
     You can register online through our website, call our office, or visit our training center in person.
  2. Do you offer online or hybrid training options?
     No, all of our courses are classroom based.
  3. How long do the courses take?
     The BLS course is 5.5 hours whereas the ACLS/PALS and ITLS courses are 2 days in duration.
  4. Can I schedule a private or group session for my organization?
    Yes, we offer customized training sessions for hospitals, clinics, and other organizations. Please contact us to arrange group training.
  1. How much does the ALS course cost?
     Course fees vary depending on the program. Please visit our website or contact us for the latest pricing.
  2. What payment methods do you accept?
     We accept payments exclusively through the PayGate
  1. What topics are covered in an ALS course?
    The ALS course includes advanced airway management, ECG interpretation, pharmacology, high-quality CPR, and team dynamics in resuscitation. Please visit our website or contact us for more information.
  2. Is there a written and practical exam?
    Yes, all participants must pass both a written exam and a hands-on skills assessment to receive certification.
  3. What happens if I fail the exam?
    You will have the opportunity to retake the exam. Our instructors provide additional support and guidance if needed.
  1. How long is my certification valid?
    AHA certifications are valid for two years, whereas the ITLS certification is valid for three years.
  2. Is AHA certification recognized internationally?
    Yes, AHA certifications are widely recognized across the healthcare industry worldwide.
  3. Can this certification help me advance in my healthcare career?
    Absolutely! ALS certification is a requirement for many advanced healthcare roles and can enhance your job prospects
  1. Where is your training center located?
    Our training center is conveniently located in Germiston, Johannesburg.
  2. Do you offer onsite training at hospitals or clinics?
    Yes, we can conduct training at your facility upon request.
  3. What should I do if I lose my certification card?
    You can request a replacement through our center or via the AHA’s online system.

ACLS 1-Day Update

Course Description

IMPORTANT: Prerequisites/Eligibility: Participants must hold a valid ACLS provider card at the time of booking and must be in possession of the most recent ACLS provider manual (click here to view the most recent manual).

If you already have the most recent manual, please use the coupon code “aclsupmanual” at checkout to deduct the cost of the manual.

If you require the latest manual, please select whether you would like to collect it from our offices or have it couriered to you, and provide your delivery address.

The ACLS Update Course is designed to refresh and reinforce the knowledge and clinical skills required for Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support. This one-day course combines pre-course self-study with a practical classroom session focused on reviewing key concepts, practising essential skills, and participating in simulated cardiac arrest scenarios (“Megacodes”).

The course is limited to a maximum of eight participants to ensure focused, hands-on learning. Participants must hold a valid ACLS Provider certificate and be in possession of the most recent ACLS Provider Manual.

Upon successful completion of the course assessments, participants will receive an updated American Heart Association (AHA) ACLS Provider Certificate and earn 30 Continuing Education Units (CEUs), including Ethics.

Duration:

  • 1 Day (plus additional self-directed pre-course study)

Course Size:

Maximum of 8 participants per course

CPD Accreditation:

30 Continuing Education Units (CEUs), including Ethics

Prerequisites/Eligibility:

Participants must hold a valid ACLS provider card at the time of booking and must be in possession of the most recent ACLS provider manual.

Aim and Objectives:

The aim of the ACLS Update Course is to refresh and reinforce participants’ knowledge and clinical skills related to Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support.

Participants are required to complete pre-course preparation by studying the provider manual and completing the required online preparation prior to attending the course. The one-day classroom session focuses on reviewing key concepts, practising essential skills, and participating in simulated cardiac arrest scenarios (“Megacodes”) before completing the final assessments.

Target Audience:

This course is intended for healthcare professionals who currently hold a valid ACLS Provider certificate that is nearing expiry and who wish to renew their ACLS Provider status.

Preparation and Assessment:

Participants will receive instructions for pre-course preparation, which includes reviewing the most current edition of the ACLS Provider Manual and completing the required online assessments prior to attending the one-day practical classroom session.

During the course, participants will review and demonstrate critical ACLS skills and knowledge through practical scenarios and formal assessments.

Certification:

Upon successful completion of the course requirements and assessments, participants will receive an updated American Heart Association (AHA) ACLS Provider Certificate.

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FAQ'S

  1. What courses do you offer?
    We offer a range of American Heart Association (AHA)-accredited courses, including Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS for HCP), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), as well as the Basic & Advanced International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) course endorsed by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and the National Association of EMS Physicians  
  2. What is the difference between BLS and ALS?
     Basic Life Support (BLS) focuses on fundamental CPR and life-saving techniques, while Advanced Life Support (ALS) involves more complex interventions, including airway management, medication administration, and ECG interpretation.
  3. Who should take an ALS course?
     ALS courses are designed for healthcare providers such as doctors, nurses, paramedics, and other professionals who are involved in emergency response and critical care.
  4. Is your training center accredited by the American Heart Association?
     Yes, we are an AHA-accredited training center, ensuring that our courses meet the highest standards of quality and compliance.
  5. Are your courses CPD accredited?
    Yes, our ALS courses are accredited for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points.

Please visit our Training page to find out what points you earn for each course.

  1. How do I register for a course?
     You can register online through our website, call our office, or visit our training center in person.
  2. Do you offer online or hybrid training options?
     No, all of our courses are classroom based.
  3. How long do the courses take?
     The BLS course is 5.5 hours whereas the ACLS/PALS and ITLS courses are 2 days in duration.
  4. Can I schedule a private or group session for my organization?
    Yes, we offer customized training sessions for hospitals, clinics, and other organizations. Please contact us to arrange group training.
  1. How much does the ALS course cost?
     Course fees vary depending on the program. Please visit our website or contact us for the latest pricing.
  2. What payment methods do you accept?
     We accept payments exclusively through the PayGate
  1. What topics are covered in an ALS course?
    The ALS course includes advanced airway management, ECG interpretation, pharmacology, high-quality CPR, and team dynamics in resuscitation. Please visit our website or contact us for more information.
  2. Is there a written and practical exam?
    Yes, all participants must pass both a written exam and a hands-on skills assessment to receive certification.
  3. What happens if I fail the exam?
    You will have the opportunity to retake the exam. Our instructors provide additional support and guidance if needed.
  1. How long is my certification valid?
    AHA certifications are valid for two years, whereas the ITLS certification is valid for three years.
  2. Is AHA certification recognized internationally?
    Yes, AHA certifications are widely recognized across the healthcare industry worldwide.
  3. Can this certification help me advance in my healthcare career?
    Absolutely! ALS certification is a requirement for many advanced healthcare roles and can enhance your job prospects
  1. Where is your training center located?
    Our training center is conveniently located in Germiston, Johannesburg.
  2. Do you offer onsite training at hospitals or clinics?
    Yes, we can conduct training at your facility upon request.
  3. What should I do if I lose my certification card?
    You can request a replacement through our center or via the AHA’s online system.

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