Pacific Medical ACLS Course List 2022

For healthcare providers that completed an ACLS course since 2018. (You do not need to send us your current card).

For healthcare providers that completed a BLS course since 2018. (You do not need to send us your current card).

For healthcare providers that completed a PALS course since 2018. (You do not need to send us your current card).

This course covers treatment recommendations for resuscitation based on 2020 American Heart Association^® Guidelines for CPR and ECC.

The BLS course covers single-rescuer and team basic life support skills including chest compressions, ventilations and use of an AED.

This course covers basic life support, PALS treatment algorithms and team dynamics for resuscitation in pediatrics.

Introduces basic electrophysiology and telemetry. The student will be able to recognize and diagnose arrhythmias with this course. Useful for scope technicians and nurses.

The 12-lead Electrocardiography course discusses how leads and measurements work and how to diagnose infarctions and other injuries using a 12-lead ECG.

This course has been designed to meet the educational needs of pharmacy technicians, and other healthcare professionals who endeavor to take the PTCB exam.

This activity has been designed for medical students (nursing and medical doctor program tracks) so that they may learn the additional skill of medical documentation.

This course is targeted specifically for tattoo artists and body artists. This course is designed to meet OSHA requirements for bloodborne pathogens training.

This course covers Arrhythmia interpretation, 12-lead ECG, stress testing, and Holter and event monitoring. It can also be used to prepare for the CCI-CCT Exam.

This course meets the educational needs of physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists, dentists, and other members of the surgical team involved in the care of patients undergoing surgical procedures or in the prevention of wrong-site surgery events.

This course is a one credit hour course that explains to emergency physicians the overall changes in ICD-10 and how they must update their clinical documentation to support billing and coding under the new rules. Stop under billing by having your physicians take this course!

This activity has been designed to meet the educational needs of physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, pharmacists and dentists involved in the care of patients who require basic life support.

For healthcare providers that completed a BLS course since 2018. (You do not need to send us your current card).