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Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

VIVICPR delivers the ACLS Provider course through the Heart & Stroke Foundation and the Canadian Heart Association. This highly interactive course is designed for healthcare professionals to build on Basic Life Support (BLS) skills, stressing continuous, high-quality CPR and high-performing team response to cardiopulmonary arrest, acute dysrhythmia, stroke, and acute coronary syndrome.

Online component:

~6 hours self-directed

Certification:

2-year provider card

Locations:

North York & Mississauga
Delivered through the Heart & Stroke Foundation and the Canadian Heart Association. Certification is issued by the Heart & Stroke Foundation and recognized by hospitals and regulatory colleges.
Course overview

What this course covers

Evidence-based research has led to significant changes in both the content and design of the Heart & Stroke ACLS training program. Using the latest evidence-based design and content, the course delivers a high-quality training program that fulfills cardiopulmonary resuscitation requirements for many medical professionals.

The course takes healthcare provider training to the next level by highlighting the importance of high-performing teams, systems of care, and recognition and intervention of cardiopulmonary arrest, immediate post-cardiac arrest care, acute dysrhythmia, stroke, and acute coronary syndrome.

Course contents

Systematic approach
High-quality BLS
Airway management
Rhythm recognition
Defibrillation
Intravenous (IV) / intraosseous (IO) access
Use of medications
Acute coronary syndrome
Cardioversion
Transcutaneous pacing
Team dynamics

Course details

Length

~6 hrs online + in-class skills

Format

Blended · Classroom · Renewal

Price

Contact for pricing

Certification

2-year ACLS Provider card

Available in

North York, Mississauga

Delivered through the Heart & Stroke Foundation and the Canadian Heart Association. ACLS classes are eligible for continuing medical education (CME) credits.

Send a booking request
Or call (647) 948-9662 during business hours.

Intended audience

The Heart & Stroke Foundation ACLS certification course is for medical professionals who either supervise or participate in the management of cardiopulmonary arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies. This includes personnel in emergency response, emergency medicine, intensive care, and critical care units — such as physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, paramedics and others who need an ACLS course completion.

If you are a medical professional who will use ACLS skills in your practice, it is highly recommended that you take the ACLS course. Those who meet the prerequisites and pass the course receive an ACLS certification card valid for 2 years.

What the course delivers

Life-saving science to help improve patient outcomes.
Realistic simulations, high-quality animations, and scenarios from real emergencies.
An immersive learning experience designed to be retained.
Method of delivery

Two ways to take ACLS

Choose the format that fits your schedule. Both options are led through the Heart & Stroke Foundation and the Canadian Heart Association.

Blended

Online + in-class skills

The blended learning course consists of an online component and an in-classroom component. Learners move through ACLS concepts at their own pace before attending a hands-on skills session in the classroom.

Part 1 — self-directed — can be completed in approximately 6 hours.*

Classroom

Fully instructor-led

In-classroom training means you are with a Heart & Stroke Instructor for the entire learning experience. The instructor-led course uses video presentations and skills practice, with the instructor observing and providing guidance and feedback in a supportive environment.

Additional information

What you will be able to do

Upon completion of this certification course, the participant will be able to:

Respond to a cardiovascular emergency using Primary and Secondary Assessments.
Perform high-quality BLS skills with emphasis on effective chest compressions and early defibrillation.
Recognize and stabilize patients experiencing acute coronary events and strokes.
Recognize and stabilize patients experiencing arrhythmias.
Understand ACLS pharmacology for use in cardiac and respiratory emergencies.
Recognize and stabilize patients experiencing a respiratory arrest.
Apply ACLS algorithms and flowcharts to clinical scenarios.
Provide early management of cardiac arrest with effective resuscitation team dynamics.
Monitor a patient’s physiologic response during CPR and give real-time feedback to improve outcomes.

Prerequisites

A current Heart & Stroke Foundation BLS course completion card.
BLS renewal can be completed prior to the start of the course.
Complete a mandatory Precourse Self-Assessment.

Course material

ACLS Provider Manual (print or ebook).
2020 Handbook of ECC for Healthcare Providers (print).
It is advised that you read the textbook in its entirety prior to the course.
Certification

Course completion card

Upon successful completion of this training, participants receive an ACLS Provider certification card that is valid for 2 years. ACLS classes are eligible for continuing medical education (CME) credits.

VIVICPR delivers this course through the Heart & Stroke Foundation and the Canadian Heart Association. The completion card is issued by the Heart & Stroke Foundation.

ACLS Provider

Blended and classroom-only options available. Designed for healthcare professionals who lead or participate in resuscitation teams.

ACLS Provider Renewal

For providers holding a current ACLS card who need to recertify. Confirm renewal eligibility before booking.
Book ACLS

Reserve an ACLS Provider seat

Call us to confirm a date, location and format, or to arrange a private group ACLS session for your clinical team. We will reply with availability, prerequisites and next steps.

Group & on-site ACLS

Booking for a unit or department? We organize private ACLS sessions for clinical teams, with scheduling built around your operations.
Blended and classroom delivery options
Heart & Stroke Foundation / Canadian Heart Association certification
2-year ACLS Provider card on successful completion
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