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Advanced Life Support for Healthcare Professionals
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
(ACLS)
Life Rescue Training offers American Heart Association (AHA)-certified Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification for healthcare providers who respond to cardiovascular emergencies. Our program uses a blended model: self-paced RQI HeartCode ACLS training followed by an in-person skills session at one of our certified locations.
AHA ACLS Certification
HeartCode® ACLS Complete
Initial or renewal
Part 1: Online ACLS (RQI)
- AHA ACLS Provider eCard
- AHA ACLS Certification Card
ACLS Skills Session
Initial or renewal
Part 2: In Person ACLS
- AHA ACLS Provider eCard
- AHA ACLS Certification Card
ACLS Certification Format (RQI + Skills Session)
For Initial or Renewal Certification
- Part 1: AHA HeartCode ACLS via RQI: Learn online at your own pace with AHA’s HeartCode ACLS through the Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI) platform. Includes realistic scenarios, video instruction, and algorithm reviews.
- Part 2: In-Person Skills Session: Demonstrate your knowledge and clinical skills under the guidance of a certified ACLS instructor.
- Includes: AHA ACLS Provider eCard issued after completion
- 100% Pass Guarantee
- Cost: Varies by location
Locations We Serve
- Georgia
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
- Texas
Benefits of the ACLS Course
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Advanced Clinical Skills
Gain hands-on experience in managing cardiovascular emergencies, enhancing your confidence and competence in high-pressure clinical situations.
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AHA Certification
Earn an American Heart Association (AHA) ACLS certification, a nationally recognized credential required by many hospitals and healthcare institutions.
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Pharmacology Training
Learn essential emergency medications, including indications, dosages, and administration techniques crucial for cardiac arrest and acute care scenarios.
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ECG Rhythm Recognition
Develop the ability to quickly and accurately identify life-threatening ECG rhythms, a critical skill in emergency cardiac care.
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Realistic Team Simulations
Participate in dynamic team-based scenarios that mirror real-life emergencies, improving leadership, communication, and coordination under pressure.
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Meets Credentialing Requirements
Fulfills ACLS training requirements for employment, licensing, and professional advancement in many medical and allied health roles.
What You'll Learn in ACLS Training
In our ACLS course, you will master advanced techniques for managing cardiac and other cardiovascular emergencies:
High-Quality CPR
Effective CPR techniques for adults, children, and infants
Advanced Airway Management
Techniques to secure and manage airways in emergency situations
Pharmacology
Understanding and administering medications for cardiovascular emergencies
Cardiac Arrest Management
Team-based approaches for responding to patients in cardiac arrest
Stroke Management
Recognizing and responding to signs of a stroke
ECG & Rhythm Interpretation
Identifying life-threatening arrhythmias and appropriate interventions
Get Certified Today!
Equip yourself with the essential skills to manage cardiovascular emergencies and improve patient outcomes. Become ACLS certified today and be prepared to save lives in high-stakes medical situations.
Training Formats Available
We offer a variety of training formats to suit your schedule and learning preferences:
In-Person Training
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Join a class at one of our locations and get hands-on experience
Automated Stations
(powered by RQI Partners)
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Life Rescue Training provides convenient, self-guided American Heart Association BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification courses. Our automated, self-service model offers a quick and efficient way to meet your certification needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to complete an in-person session?
Yes. After completing the HeartCode ACLS through RQI, an in-person skills assessment is required for certification.
How long is my ACLS certification valid?
AHA ACLS certification is valid for 2 years from the issue date.
Is this accepted by hospitals and clinics?
Yes. The AHA ACLS eCard is nationally recognized and required in many clinical roles.
