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ALS LEVEL 1

ALS1 is an Australian Resuscitation Council Course and Accepted by
All Professional Organisations.

ALS1 - RACGP Accredited course for 6.5hrs Educational Activities and
5.5hrs Reviewing Performance to meet AHPRA New CPD Requirements
from 2023.​

$475.00

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Maximum 6 People for One Course
A one-day course aimed at providing the candidate with the skills and knowledge to manage the patient in the immediate period of crisis.
It includes the recognition, assessment and immediate management of the deteriorating patient. This includes those skills for dealing with a cardiac arrest or other medical emergencies in a clinical setting
Fee     $ 475 AUD Schedule: (call in for up to date status)
Date Availability
29th March 20251 Spot Available
2nd April 20253 Spots Available
6th April 20251 Spot Available
10th April 20254 Spots Available
12th April 20251 Spot Available
17th April 20254 Spots Available
23rd April 20253 Spots Available
26th April 20252 Spots Available
3rd May 20253 Spots Available
8th May 20254 Spots Available
14th May 20252 Spots Available
18th May 20253 Spots Available
20th May 20253 Spots Available
24th May 20254 Spots Available
30th May 20253 Spots Available
Attendance in person
Email us with your Full Name, Mobile Number, Speciality/Place of Work, RACGP [If Member] and AHPRA Number
 
or
Time : 9 AM to 5 PM
Venue : Level 3, 22 Rutland Rd Box Hill VIC 3128
Course Highlights:
  • Skills and knowledge to manage the patient in the immediate period of crisis.
  • Recognition, assessment and immediate management of the deteriorating patient.
  • Skills for dealing with a cardiac arrest and other medical emergencies in a clinical setting
  • Recognition, assessment and management of the critically ill patient using a structured ABCDE approach (aiming to prevent cardiac arrest)
  • Airway management skill
  • Basic Life Support
  • Defibrillation skills
  • Cardiac arrest management using the ARC ALS Algorithm
  • Work as an effective team member in a cardiac arrest