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Which ALS course should I do?

If for some reason your workplace specifically requires you to have the ARC ALS2 then you need to contact one of their course centres. If, however you simply need to complete a nationally accredited ALS course that covers the ARC and international guidelines, our course is perfect for you. Both the blended and full face-to-face ALS course covers the ARC and international guidelines.

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Yes, the 2 day program is now fully integrated to include ALS content across both days.
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Our 2 day Basic and Advanced Life Support course and our 1 day Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) course have been approved for grants with the RACGP and ACRRM
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It is recommended that participants have read the pre-program course manual and have watched the demonstration BLS and ALS videos to enhance their learning.
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All participants will undertake practical and theoretical assessments for basic life support and advanced life support throughout the face to face program.
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Yes, You are more than welcome to attend most courses/webinars but note some courses have face-to-face components.
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Yes, the assessments are no longer optional.
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All resources can be accessed by logging into Medcast
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In the event that you need to cancel one of our paid courses, a cancellation request must be received a minimum of 7 days prior to the event. Cancellations will not be accepted within 7 days of the event. Cancellation fees do apply.
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Our ALS course covers the same material as an ALS2 course.
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Assessment consists of theory exam requiring an 80% pass mark plus typically a practical assessment
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We offer an optional competency based assessment which is valid for 12 months. BLS and ALS certificates of attendance are in accordance with the RACGP and are valid for 3 years.
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Yes, our ALS & PALS courses have accreditation with various medical colleges
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Ensure you have copied and pasted the correct coupon code into the booking form.
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The ALS2 courses, for example, are conducted by ARC Course centres and will typically be more expensive in part because they pay royalties back to the ARC.
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During our ALS course, we cover the use of adrenaline and amiodarone however...
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