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Making the Workplace

and Community Safer™

ASHI ACLS ™

Advanced Cardiac Life Support


This expert-level program is a scenario (case-based) continuing
education course intended for trained and skilled healthcare
providers who either direct or participate in cardiopulmonary
emergencies and resuscitation efforts.

Participant prerequisites Class topics


All participants must be previously trained, skilled and • Emergency Cardiovascular Care
be able to:
• Resuscitation Simulation Equipment
• Perform high-quality basic life support (BLS)
• Airway Management & Adult BLS
• Read and interpret basic electrocardiograms (ECGs)
• Cardiac Arrest Rhythms
• Understand cardiovascular pharmacology, prepare
• Tachycardias and Bradycardias
and administer essential cardiovascular medications
• Acute Coronary Syndromes
Course highlights • High-Quality Skills and Teamwork
• Designed to provide students with an opportunity
to enhance and refine knowledge and hands-on skill
proficiency in emergency cardiovascular care
• 2-year certification
• Continuing education hours (CEH)* of 15.0 CEH for
initial training, 7.0 CEH for renewal training
*Emergency Medical Services Continuing Education Hours (CEH) provided
through HSI, an organization accredited by the Commission on Accreditation
of Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE).

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