Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
(ACLS)
ECG, Pharmacology and Defibrillator Training
We provide high-quality, hands-on emergency medical training
Our ACLS course is designed for healthcare professionals responsible for leading or assisting in the management of cardiac arrest and other life-threatening cardiovascular emergencies. This training equips participants with the critical skills and knowledge needed to assess, respond, and provide advanced interventions in high-pressure situations. Whether you’re a first responder, physician, nurse, or emergency care provider, this course will enhance your ability to make quick, life-saving decisions when every second counts.
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Course Overview
The ACLS course is designed for healthcare professionals involved in the critical management of cardiac arrest and cardiovascular emergencies. This advanced training builds on Basic Life Support (BLS) principles, focusing on high-quality CPR, effective team communication, and post-cardiac arrest care. Participants will also develop essential skills in airway management, emergency pharmacology, and rapid assessment of life-threatening conditions.
Ideal for physicians, nurses, paramedics, and emergency or critical care personnel, this course provides hands-on learning through interactive case based scenarios. Training is delivered in both group and individual settings, ensuring that every participant gains the confidence and competence to act swiftly in emergency situations. Take your life-saving skills to the next level.
ACLS Course Coverage
Master essential basic life support skills
to provide immediate care in emergency situations.
Learn early management of respiratory and cardiac arrest
to improve survival chances.
Recognize and respond to peri-arrest conditions,
including symptomatic bradycardia, before they escalate.
Develop airway management techniques
to ensure proper ventilation and oxygenation.
Understand critical emergency pharmacology
and how to administer life-saving medications.
Gain expertise in managing acute coronary syndromes (ACS) and stroke,
ensuring timely intervention.
Enhance communication and teamwork skills
to effectively lead and coordinate resuscitation efforts.
This training equips participants with the skills and confidence to handle life-threatening emergencies with precision and efficiency.
Who Should Take This Course?
ACLS is designed for healthcare professionals who manage or assist in the treatment of cardiac arrest and other cardiovascular emergencies
. This course is essential for those working in emergency response, emergency medicine, intensive care, and critical care settings including:
Physicians and nurses
involved in advanced patient care
Paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMTs)
handling prehospital emergencies
Critical care and intensive care unit (ICU) personnel
managing life-threatening conditions
Other healthcare providers
who require ACLS certification for their role
This course ensures that participants are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond effectively in high-stress medical emergencies
Course Inclusions
AHA ACLS Certification – Valid for 2 years, ensuring compliance with professional requirements.
Ebook Manual for Healthcare Providers – A comprehensive guide for continued learning and reference.
Exclusive Community Access – Stay connected with experts and fellow participants for continuous guidance and updates.
Note Guide Material – A structured resource to support learning and review.
Pen and Notebook – Essential tools for taking notes during the training.
Snacks – Light refreshments provided to keep you energized.
Souvenir – A special token to commemorate your training experience.
Shifa Heart Medic is a certified American Heart Association training site committed to providing high-quality and internationally recognized emergency medical training. Our mission is to equip healthcare professionals, first responders, and communities with essential life-saving skills to improve emergency response and patient outcomes.