Please review this description thoroughly prior to registration.

This is a blended class which requires an online component prior to the in-person skills session; details below.

1. REGISTRATION

There are 2 options for registration:

1) Public Class (Scroll to the bottom of this page and then click the REGISTER button)

2) Schedule a Private Session (click HERE)

Provide EXACT STUDENT NAME and VALID STUDENT EMAIL ADDRESS to be applied to the certification. This creates a student account through CPR Mobile's website. Students can log in to this website to manage their registration.

• If you've already registered through the American Heart Association (AHA) website, you will still need to re-register through this (CPR Mobile's) website; CPR Mobile hosts the class and will issue certifications.

• Students will receive an automated registration email and text with further details for class. Email/text reminders are sent out 1-day and 1-hour prior to class. This personal information is used for appointment reminders, certification information, and follow-up emails only. This personal contact information is not used for any other reason, nor is it distributed/sold to other parties; please provide contact information you will remember to check.

2. REQUIRED ONLINE COMPONENT

1. Complete the AHA ACLS PreCourse Quiz, which unlocks the PreCourse Work/Videos. You can re-take this quiz as many times as you'd like to get the highest score possible.
2. Complete the AHA ACLS PreCourse Work/Videos

• Expect to spend 3-4 hours with the online work.
• Screenshot/print your certificate of completion
• *If you already have completed the AHA ACLS HeartCode module, disregard.

3. REQUIRED IN-PERSON COMPONENT

• Review algorithms for stable/unstable bradycardia/tachycardia and cardiac arrest
• Review medications
• Practice and test skills (NPA, OPA, IO insertion, manual defibrillation, synchronized cardioversion, and pulse-checks)
• Practice scenarios (stable and unstable bradycardia and tachycardia)
• Testing scenarios (unstable bradycardia/tachycardia progressing into cardiac arrest, then management of ROSC)
• 50 question exam (verbal, written, or digital)

Please review the in-person class performance requirements prior to registering for class. Click HERE to view.

• By registering for this class, you agree that you have clicked on the link above and reviewed the performance requirements. A copy of these requirements will be also be sent to your email upon registration.

• Please read your AHA 2020 ACLS Provider Manual in its entirety.

• Refer to the Appendix (pg 166-181) in your AHA 2020 ACLS Provider Manual for specific testing criteria.

• Although a current BLS certification is not required to take this ACLS class, all ACLS students must demonstrate high-quality BLS (high-quality compressions and ventilations). These BLS physical performance requirements are NOT WAIVED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE.

ORGANIZE AND SAVE!

• Add a 10 minute $35 BLS check-off, even if you're not quite due. This saves a lot of time, money, and headache.
• PALS (an additional $125) has a lot of skill/cognitive overlap with ACLS. When you bundle PALS+ACLS, add about 60-90 minutes onto your in-person session. BLS is free when you combine PALS+ACLS.
• To get started with PALS, click HERE and complete the PreCourse Quiz and PreCourse Work/Videos.