The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Course by the American Heart Association (AHA) is a comprehensive training program designed for healthcare professionals who manage or respond to adult cardiovascular emergencies. It expands on the foundation of Basic Life Support (BLS) and focuses on the timely and coordinated response to cardiac arrest, acute coronary syndromes, stroke, and other life-threatening conditions. The course reflects the latest scientific updates and resuscitation guidelines, ensuring learners are equipped with evidence-based knowledge and techniques.

Participants will learn to integrate advanced skills such as ECG rhythm recognition, airway management, and emergency pharmacology into effective clinical practice. A key component of the ACLS course is its emphasis on high-performance team dynamics and communication, allowing providers to operate confidently within multidisciplinary resuscitation teams. Through simulated scenarios and guided practice, learners are trained to make swift, informed decisions under pressure—crucial for improving survival outcomes in critical care situations.

Upon successful completion, participants receive the internationally recognised AHA ACLS Provider certificate, valid for two years. The course is ideal for doctors, nurses, paramedics, and other healthcare providers working in emergency, critical care, and acute care settings. With its strong emphasis on both technical proficiency and team-based response, the ACLS course ensures participants are well-prepared to deliver advanced care when every second matters.

• Doctor, nurses, and paramedics involved in emergency or critical care
• Healthcare professionals working in A&E, ICU, HDU, OT, or prehospital settings
• Medical staff who respond to cardiac arrest or code blue situations
• Clinicians requiring ACLS certification for employment or renewal

14.5 hours (Excluding breaks)

American Heart Association – Valid for 2 years.