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Building upon BLS skills, the ARC ALS course equips healthcare professionals with the advanced knowledge and skills to assess, recognize, and manage life-threatening cardiopulmonary emergencies. Participants delve into systematic patient assessment, effective resuscitation team dynamics, rhythm interpretation, electrical therapies (defibrillation, cardioversion, pacing), airway management, pharmacology, and post-cardiac arrest care. Led by instructors with extensive critical care and emergency response experience, this course emphasizes critical thinking and effective team leadership through complex case-based scenarios. Conforms to the latest ARC Scientific Advisory Council guidelines.
Upon successful completion of the skills session and written exam, participants will receive an official ARC Advanced Life Support certification (valid for 2 years).
Physicians, Nurses (ICU, ED, etc.), Paramedics, Respiratory Therapists, and other advanced healthcare providers who manage cardiopulmonary arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies.
Building upon BLS skills, the ARC ALS course equips healthcare professionals with the advanced knowledge and skills to assess, recognize, and manage life-threatening cardiopulmonary emergencies. Participants delve into systematic patient assessment, effective resuscitation team dynamics, rhythm interpretation, electrical therapies (defibrillation, cardioversion, pacing), airway management, pharmacology, and post-cardiac arrest care. Led by instructors with extensive critical care and emergency response experience, this course emphasizes critical thinking and effective team leadership through complex case-based scenarios. Conforms to the latest ARC Scientific Advisory Council guidelines.
Upon successful completion of the skills session and written exam, participants will receive an official ARC Advanced Life Support certification (valid for 2 years).
Physicians, Nurses (ICU, ED, etc.), Paramedics, Respiratory Therapists, and other advanced healthcare providers who manage cardiopulmonary arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies.