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ACLS + PALS + BART Bundle
$550 — normally $700. New/initial students only.
These courses need no state approval and are open for registration today. Book a date online or by phone.
For anyone who responds to medical emergencies as part of their job — nurses, CNAs, EMTs, and other healthcare providers who need CPR, AED, and airway-obstruction skills on a set renewal schedule.
For healthcare providers who manage cardiac arrest, stroke, and other cardiopulmonary emergencies directly — typically nurses and clinical staff working in higher-acuity settings than BLS alone covers.
For providers who care for critically ill infants and children, covering recognition and treatment of pediatric respiratory and cardiac emergencies.
For anyone present at deliveries who may need to resuscitate or stabilize a newborn in the first minutes after birth.
For clinicians who need a standardized way to measure stroke severity and track a patient's neurological status over time.
For staff who read cardiac monitors and need to reliably identify common heart rhythms and arrhythmias on an ECG strip.
For staff in care settings who need de-escalation skills to recognize and safely respond to a behavioral crisis.
Weekend class by request
Need a Saturday or Sunday? Send a request — this isn't a confirmed booking. We'll call you to confirm the date.
Call us to book any of these. Online booking isn't available for them yet.
A course of the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) for nurses who care for trauma patients, taught by ENA-verified TNCC instructors.
A review course for nursing graduates preparing to take the NCLEX-RN exam. The exam belongs to NCSBN and is taken separately. AHCS does not give the exam or grant a license, and this course is not endorsed by NCSBN.
A review course for critical care nurses preparing to take the CCRN exam. The credential belongs to AACN and the exam is taken separately. AHCS does not give the exam or grant the credential, and this course is not endorsed by AACN.
A review course for emergency nurses preparing to take the CEN exam. The credential belongs to BCEN and the exam is taken separately. AHCS does not give the exam or grant the credential, and this course is not endorsed by BCEN.
For registered nurses only. A single course covering PICC lines, ultrasound-guided IV insertion, and midline catheters.
For nurses returning to practice who want to refresh their knowledge and skills. Completing this course does not by itself reinstate or reactivate a license.
IV Therapy for LVNs
Coming soon. Pending approval by the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians.
