Friends Medical for Health Creativity
ACLS is an advanced, hands-on course by the American Heart Association (AHA) designed for healthcare professionals who manage cardiovascular emergencies. The course builds on the foundation of BLS, focusing on critical decision-making, team dynamics, and advanced clinical skills in urgent cardiac and respiratory situations.
Whether you’re working in a hospital, clinic, ambulance, or attending a patient on-site, BLS prepares you to act fast—and save lives.
Doctors (ER, ICU, Internal Medicine, Surgery)
Nurses and nursing students
Paramedics and EMTs
Anesthesia and critical care staff
Healthcare professionals working in hospital or clinical settings
Medical interns and residents
ACLS is required for many hospital jobs, rotations, and licensing procedures.
Core Topics and Skills:
Recognition and management of cardiac arrest and peri-arrest conditions
High-quality CPR for adults
Airway management and oxygenation strategies
Algorithms for tachycardia, bradycardia, PEA, and asystole
Post-cardiac arrest care and team roles
Use of medications (e.g., epinephrine, amiodarone) during resuscitation
Reading and interpreting ECG rhythms in emergencies
Effective team dynamics and communication in critical situations
Before attending ACLS, participants should:
Be BLS certified (we can arrange this too)
Have a basic understanding of ECG rhythms and pharmacology
Complete the AHA ACLS Pre-Course Self-Assessment (we’ll send the link after registration)
Yes, there’s a written test and practical assessment.
We provide guidance and practice scenarios before the final assessment.
Yes – we offer both initial and renewal courses.