Certification and renewal for nurses, paramedics, and providers who manage critical adult cardiovascular emergencies.
ACLS is due every two years, whether life let you notice or not. Your employer won't wait, and neither will the code you're trusted to run. Let's get it handled before it sneaks up.
ACLS is where it stops being CPR and becomes a code. Rhythms to read, drugs to push, a room full of people waiting on your call. It's a lot the first time. So hold onto this: Sam has run more of these than he can count. What feels like a lot to you is a normal call for him. He'll teach you to read the monitor the way he actually reads it, until it clicks.
lunch break included
manual and pre-course required
self-paced, required
good for 2 full years
Every class is approved by the American Heart Association and issued through our aligned training center. Your card is the real thing, accepted at any hospital or clinic in the country, and good for two full years.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certification for nurses, paramedics, nursing students, EMTs, and anyone in a healthcare role that requires it. Just bring the AHA manual with you, and we’ll take care of the rest.
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ACLS has a pre-course, self-paced and can be paused and resumed anytime. This is where the course videos live, so your classroom time stays hands-on.
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Certificates of completion and score pages for ACLS. Must be printed and brought to class, or we cannot submit your course to the American Heart Association.
ACLS runs about 3 hours. Doing ACLS and PALS together? Plan for about 6 hours (yes, there is time for lunch).
Comfortable clothes
ACLS runs about 3 hours. Doing ACLS and PALS together? Plan for about 6 hours (yes, there is time for lunch).
Comfortable clothes
ACLS runs about 3 hours. Doing ACLS and PALS together? Plan for about 6 hours (yes, there is time for lunch).
Comfortable clothes
Need PALS too? Take them together and skip a second trip. See the combo →
You'll walk out able to run it, not just able to pass it. That's the only difference that matters when the monitor's alarming.