Accredited, online ACLS training

Accepted across North America and Canada, done in 3 hours. Up to 8 AMA CME/CE credits each.

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10% off with 2 courses, 15% off with 3

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10% multiple course discount is applied, add one more course for the 15% discount

15% multiple course discount is applied

Course acceptance

Our ACLS, BLS, and PALS courses satisfy CE requirements for Physicians, Nurses, Pharmacists and Dentists

For more information, see our Florida state page

Miami FAQs

Is my online enrollment of the Miami ACLS processed securely?

Yes, our entire site is safe and secure. Our shopping cart uses secure SSL encryption to protect your financial information.

How often do you update the PALS courses?

We update our Miami PALS, ACLS and BLS regularly to keep them consistent with the American Heart Association’s Guidelines.

Does the Miami BLS have any course material that overlaps with ACLS or PALS?

The BLS covers the fundamentals of providing life support in critical situations. The tenants of the BLS are expanded upon in the ACLS and PALS in more advanced and in situational cases.

Where can I find in person training

Medical Education Training Services, Inc. / 10271 SW 72 St. Suite: D102 Miami, FL 33173

Mt. Sinai Medical (NOTE: EMC is in Port St Lucie) / 4701 North Meridian Ave Miami Beach, FL 33140

Miami Children`s (NOTE: EMC is in Port St Lucie) / 6101 Blue lagoon drive Miami, FL 33126

Critical care providers should know

Miami has a significantly high count of residents who speak Spanish. Medical providers, especially emergency responders and trauma professionals, are encouraged to be fluent or at the very least familiar with basic Spanish. Communication done well can make a life saving difference in emergency situations.

18% of adults in Miami reported being in poor to fair health last year. Only 15% of adults smoke regularly and 22% were obese. Low birth weight babies occurred 8.5% of the time. Unfortunately, an alarmingly high 34% of Miami-Dade residents went without health insurance last year.

The Miami-Dade County Health Department received a federal grant of $14.7 million in 2010. The grant will help the MDCHD stay atop chronic disease prevention and create healthy communities. Prevention is a key strategy of the MDCHD. The Communities putting prevention to work program is a good example of the department’s process. The CPPW attempts to improve positive health indicators like nutrition and physical activity while decreasing negative health risks like smoking and obesity in an effort to prevent and reduce chronic diseases.

With a yearly threat of hurricanes, refugees and natural disasters the MDCHD is also very active in planning and preparing for large scale public emergencies. Medical providers should visit the Emergency Preparedness section on the MDCHD website.

Major hospitals in Miami

Hospital name Address Map
Mount Sinai Medical Center 4300 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL 33140 Click to view full-size
Baptist Hospital of Miami 8900 North Kendall Drive, Miami, FL 33176 Click to view full-size
Mercy Hospital 3663 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33129 Click to view full-size
Miami Children’s Hospital 3100 Southwest 62nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33155 Click to view full-size
Metropolitan Hospital 5959 Northwest 7th Street, Miami, FL 33126 Click to view full-size

About Miami

Miami originally became a part of the state of Florida in 1896. Located on the southern tip of the state, it is one of the most popular tourist attractions within the United States. Popular with older people looking for a warm place to retire and college aged kids on spring break alike, the atmosphere in the city can be serene and peaceful as well as lively and rowdy.

Besides Miami Beach which attract horde of visitors every year, this city has major importance to the television and movie industry. It is a common location for some of the most famous celebrities to be seen and it has its fair share of luxurious hotels, upscale restaurants, and fine shopping boutiques. Much of this is located in the South Beach area of the city.

There are also some smaller enclaves of residents who have created small cities within the larger city, each with their unique atmosphere reflective of their native culture. For instance, visitors can go to Little Havana for a very latino feel and a variety of small shops with unique goods, or they could visit Little Haiti to experience the Creole side of town.

Downtown Miami is more reflective of a typical American urban environment. It is home to many large businesses and is thriving to this day.

Florida info

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PMT Miami news

February 14, 2024 — High school student saved by CPR after he collapsed on track

On February 5, a student in Tampa at Leto High School suffered a heart attack during his track practice. School staff used an AED while they waited for emergency services to arrive. Deputy Deena Biland arrived and started providing CPR while another person gave rescue breaths. Paramedics arrived and after the second AED shock his heart restarted and he was hospitalized. Sheriff Chad Chronister applauded Biland’s life-saving response. This incident shows the importance of CPR and AED training in saving lives.

Full Story / February 14, 2024

August 21, 2023 — After an on-field cardiac arrest a high school athlete’s life was saved by CPR

Team effort saved 17-year-old Timothy Burroughs-Love’s life when he went into cardiac arrest during a game. Quick action including the usage of AED and CPR was crucial. Paramedics Bobby Curtis and Alex Arias, assistant trainer Nicholle-Christine Galletti, and physician assistant Javier Ditas all helped in saving his life. Danisha Rolle, his godmother showed her gratitude towards their team work.

Full Story / August 21, 2023

August 24, 2017 — Teenager remembers comedy series and saves a life

Jack Menzies managed to save an elderly’s life thanks to his basic CPR knowledge and for remembering the comedic series “Scrubs”. It all happened at a pensacola neighborhood. Greg Yost was driving with his wife when he suddenly lost consciousness. Greg’s wife Tony Yost got out of the car and started screaming for help. Luckily for them, Jack was passing nearby with his aunt. The heroic teenager jumped to help by remembering the chest compressions done on Scrubs series and singing “Staying Alive” song in his mind, he began giving CPR assistance until the ambulance arrive to transport the elderly to a nearby hospital.

Full Story / August 24, 2017

Questions

How to find CPR near me?

You can find a map of all accredited training centers in above.