To establish a formally recognized centre, the following must be completed before a certificate will be issued by the SAUDI HEART ASSOCIATION indicating that your centre is affiliated to the SHA. The requirements are the following:

1. EQUIPMENT

• Training manikins for BLS and ACLS according to the status of the centre.
• Crash cart.
• Defibrillators.
• Audio-visual materials.
• Sterilization solution.
• Drugs. Premixed and ampoules.
• Consumables.
• Other accessories.

2. INSTRUCTORS (4 at least)

• BLS Courses (nurses, doctors, technicians, paramedics etc.).
• ACLS Courses (cardiologists, physicians, anaesthetists, Paramedic, etc.).
• PALS Courses (Paediatricians, Paediatric intensivist, Paediatric care nurses, etc.)

3. THE FACILITIES

• Lecture hall with adequate seating
• Four rooms for practice, demonstration and testing.
• Computers for secretarial work
• Secretary, clerk, and labour
• Storage facility
• Lounge
• Prayer facilities
• Office for the in charge of the programme
• Computer lab equipped with 24 computers for 24 candidates.

4. MATERIALS & HANDOUTS

Materials and hand-outs can be purchased from the Saudi Heart Association (SHA). The association has the facilities for English and Arabic versions. You can contact the CPR Secretary.

5. THE WORKING PERSONELL: TITLE AND CRITERIA;:

PROGRAMME DIRECTOR
physician or an anaesthetist has to be assigned by the Chief of staff to be responsible for the CPR Centre in your hospital. A physician or an anaesthetist has to be assigned by the Chief of staff to be responsible for the CPR Centre in your hospital.

Job description:

• He/she must have three-five years experience as a consultant.
• The assigned programme director has to attend and complete the Basic and Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor's Course.
• The programme director (chairman of the CPR Committee of that establishment) will be responsible for full control of the activities of the centre regarding organization, conduction and supervision of all CPR training programmes.
• He/she can participate as instructor in order to keep the validity of his/her certificate.
• In hospitals he/she responsible for the content of the crash carts, distribution,stocking and testing.
• He/she can assign instructor for each course.
• He/she must sign the small certificate.
• He/she must submit the annual report.
• He/she should be able to utilize the statistics in research and conferences.
• He/she can submit regular reports to the chairman of the CPR committee requesting recertification of instructors who complete the required 8 courses during the validity of the certificate.
• He/she can submit a recommendation letter to the chairman of the national CPR committee requesting an upgrade of certain instructors who complete the requirement of participating in 30 or more courses for instructor training and fulfil the criteria of SHA.

CPR COORDINATOR

A physician, nurse or a technician may be assigned as CPR coordinator by the programme director (CPR chairman).

Job description:

• The assigned CPR coordinator has to attend and complete the Basic and Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor's Course.
• He/she is assigned by the CPR programme director.
• He/she is responsible for running the activities of the CPR centre.
• He/she is responsible to submit monthly report on the CPR courses conducted in the centre to the chairman of the programme director.
• He/she is responsible to see that the assigned course supervisor is preparing all necessary educational materials for the course.
• He/she is responsible to communicate with the CPR office for any inquiries, advice,requesting the necessary educational materials and purchasing books.

Identification of Instructor potential (IP)for SHA CPR Courses

• The instructor can be a medical doctor, nurse, technician or paramedic.
• Demonstrated good competence in the subject at a provider course.
• Score more than 90 % in the written and skill performance at provider course from the first attempt.
• Speak both languages (Arabic/English) good and fluently.
• Shown leadership personality.
• Shown clinical credibility and skills, then involve being articulated, supportive and motivated.
• Recommended by two (2) senior instructors at the provider course.

Identification of Instructor Candidates (IC)

• Successfully complete the instructor course at any recognized CPR training center by SHA.
• Teach on courses under the supervision of senior instructor for the first 90 days after the date of the instructor course.
• The number of under supervision courses is decided with the final result of the instructor course.
• After he/she finish the assigned supervision course, the IC normally progress to full instructor status, but occasionally the senior instructor and/or faculty decides that a further course is required, or rarely that the candidates is not suitable to progress to be an instructor.
• An appeal can be logged with the national CPR committee which makes the final decision.

Full Instructor status

• FULLY conduct any assignment during the course independently.
• He/she can be responsible or assigned to organize and conduct a specific CPR course by the coordinator and approved by the CPR program director.
• Shown Flexibility, modest personality during teaching and training.
• Should consult senior instructor in case of inefficient knowledge, or skill performance to himself.
• He/she is responsible to maintain and keep the center and all equipment in a good working order.
• He/she may be assigned by senior for any task within the center activities.
• Attached to his certifying center for renewal of instructor certificate.

Senior Instructor (SI)

• Full instructor conducting more than twenty (20) provider courses.
• Participate in more than 10 under supervision for (IC).
• Have excellent feed back about his performance during the course by candidates, coordinator/director.
• Can participate in training of trainer (TOT) courses under supervision of faculty.
• Letter of recommendations by coordinator /director of the center to upgrade to senior instructor, forwarded to national CPR Committee
• Recommend by two (2) faculty members as a full TOT instructor.

Faculty Member

• Senior instructor (for both BLS and ACLS) participates fully and independently in more than ten (10) TOT courses.
• Have considerable clinical credibility, good judgment and impeccable powers of assessment and fairness.
• Recommended by Director of CPR Training Centers and course Director of TOT courses.
• Approval should come from National CPR Committee at SHA.

Course Director Status

• Full instructor can progress to the status of course director.
• Should participate in more than Ten (10) courses as full instructor, and least four (4) courses have been appointed as course co-director.
• Have considerable clinical credibility, good judgment and impeccable powers of assessment and fairness.
• Recommended by coordinator/director of training center.

6. AFFILIATION FEES (Please see the Rules & Regulations)

CERTIFICATION OF RECOGNITION WILL BE ISSUED BY THE SAUDI HEART ASSOCIATION UPON THE COMPLETION OF THE ABOVE.

7. SUPPORTING FACILITIES:

Secretary, computer, receptionist, male and female lounges, prayer area, etc. The policy of the Saudi Heart Association, which is not much different from the other Heart Associations, is that you must be an instructor in Basic or Advanced Cardiac Life Support by attending one of the SHA's Instructor courses. If you hold a valid certificate from abroad issued by other associations, and these association have a valid memorandum of understanding(a sort of contract/deal) with Saudi heart association, then a Copy of the certificate from abroad issued by these association should be forwarded to the Saudi Heart Association to be replaced by the SHA certificate.

8. CERTIFICATION:

The center will be visited for inspection by one of the faculty of the Saudi Heart Association for final Approval.

The Saudi Heart Association is the sole body responsible for the CPR activities in the kingdom is affiliated with international liaison committee on resuscitation (ILCOR).

1. The Saudi Heart Association will issue a certificate of accreditation annually upon the payment of the fees indicating the period of its validity and specifying the facilities of the centre.
2. The SHA will provide all needed materials to organize and conduct courses and small certificates (with serial number) free of charge, together with a reasonable quantity of posters or other training aids.
3. The Saudi Heart Association will immediately notify all accredited centres of any changes in the standards and performance guidelines which are notified to the association.
4. The first and second courses run by any centre will be supervised by a member of the faculty of the Saudi Heart Association.
5. The Saudi Heart Association shall form an oversight group of faculty members who will be responsible for monitoring and/or reviewing training Centres performance and compliance with SHA program guidelines and curriculum on an annual basis through a review of sites, course audits and monitoring of instructors.
6. Validity of the CPR certificates is two years.
7. The SHA will notify the SCFHS with all centres accredited regularly.
8. The Saudi Heart Association has the right to withdraw or cancel the certificate of accreditation in the case of violating the following points :

• Providing courses away from their approved centers.
• Courses not compliant to approved contents.
• Courses not compliant to approved course duration.
• Providing courses at reduced rates.
• The center should maintain the ratio of (one instructor: 5-6 candidates) and never use one instructor only for classes with a bigger numbers(i.e > 6 candidates).
• Using copies of educational material.
• Forgery of signatures, falsification of examination results & other documents.
• Improper use of materials provided by the Association.

It is hoped that all centres/affiliates will adhere to these requirements and recommendations to achieve our goal in maintaining the standards and guidelines of CPR issued and available on the website of the CPR committee (www.cprksa.com). Approved by, the Board of Directors of the Saudi Heart Association.

OBLIGATIONS OF ACCREDITED CENTERS

The following criteria must be met before the Saudi Heart Association (SHA) will consider request from any Institution for recognition and accreditation:

1. 1. Follow the standards and guidelines of the Saudi Heart Association for establishing Training Center: Adequate numbers of certified Instructors in BLS and/or ACLS. Availability of equipment required for Basic and/or Advanced Cardiac Life Support training programs. A well equipped center with a lecture room & performance stations nearby, offices, secretarial facilities, storage room, etc. Ample supply of textbooks and hand outs required for a specific course.
2. 2. The centre (hospital) will pay an annual registration fee, which will be dependent on the type of courses that they offer.

a. Basic Life Support Provider	2,000.00	SAR
b. Basic Instructor	1,500.00	SAR
Sub Total	3,500.00	SAR
c. Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider	2,000.00	SAR
d. Advanced Instructor	1,500.00	SAR
Sub Total	3,500.00	SAR
e. Pediatric advanced life support	2000.00	SAR
g. Pediatric instructor	1500.00	SAR
Sub Total Grand Total	3500.00 10500.00	SAR SAR

Private centers will pay the stipulated fees allocated for the centre / year (please read carefully item no. 3 category of centers next page). The fees should be deposited for the Saudi Heart Association,
Account Number (33035725001), ( IBAN: SA6750000000033035725001) Saudi Holland Bank, Olaya Main street Branch. Proof of bank to be transferred or to be submitted to the CPR Secretary.

3. the following are the categories of accredited private CPR centres:

• Small Centers; Certify up to 300 candidates/year, Pay double the normal fees (Total 4000.00 SAR)
• Intermediate Centre; Certify over 300-800 candidates/year, Pay 1 &1/2 in addition to the normal fees (Total 5000.00 SAR)
• Major center; Certify over 800 candidates/year, Pay twice the normal fees (Total 6000.00 SAR)
• Each center must specify its category during the application for accreditation or reaccreditations, so the center will have automatic counter on the website for the no. of issued bar coded certificates
• The big certificates will be issued through the web site, but candidates can claim them from the training center. The training center can issue their certificate with both Saudi heart logo and their logo provided that they upload their logo through their profile in the website.
• The new small serial certificate is under preparation and will be sent soon & to be used officially by all centers.

4. The new small bar coded certificates will be issued automatically through the website after approval from Saudi heart program head/facilitator, and can be printed by the candidates once they fill the feedback of the course. In case of loosing the certificate the candidates can claim a copy of it through the training center.

5. Once the training centers are registered in the website, and manage their courses through it, the statistic of each center will be sent automatically to the Saudi heart, and no need to forwarded to SHA Monthly or bimonthly.

6. Re certification of each center will only be granted provided the file record of the center is kept up to date. The following should be in the file of each center at SHA office regularly: CPR Statistics, Instructor's names & courses taught, Name of the CPR chairman (If changed)for authentication and Other relevant matters.

7. The SHA shall have an access to all center facilities through the website in order to conduct and annual review to all centers.

8. Application form must be completed with the agreement form during the application for accreditation or reaccreditation of centers..

To establish a new Training Center  Click here

Basic Life Support Portion:

STATION 1:

ONE RESCUER CPR/TWO-RESCUER CPR – ADULT

1. 1 Resusci Annie /Skill Reporter/Skill Guide
2. Resusci Face Shield, 1 per candidate (preformed mask – silicone) or
3. 1 box of Resusci face shields
4. Pocket mask with or without O2 inlet one each
5. Bag Value Mask device --Adult/Child (Resuscitator)
6. Alcohol swabs
7. 1 box Kleenex

STATION 2:

ADULT/CHILD/INFANT FBAO MANAGEMENT

1. Choking Charlie
2. infant manikin
3. 1 box of Kleenex
4. Alcohol swabs
5. Waste Bucket

STATION 3:

INFANT/CHILD CPR

1. 1 Resusci Junior (Child)
2. 1 Infant manikin (Resusci Baby) + 2 demo plastic child & 2 demo plastic infant manikins
3. Resusci Face Shield, 1 per candidate (preformed mask – silicone) or 1 box of face shields
4. Pocket mask
5. Bag Value Mask (Child/Infant)
6. Alcohol swabs
7. 1 box Kleenex
8. Waste Bucket

STATION 4:

AED/ BARRIER DEVICES – ADULT/CHILD/INFANT

1. Torso Annie
2. 1 box of Face Shields
3. Pocket mask with one-way valve with or without O2 inlet one each
4. Bag-Valve-Mask- Adult/Child/Infant
5. AED Trainer
6. Alcohol swabs
7. 1 Box of Kleenex/ Waste Bucket

ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT PORTION:

STATION 1:

AIRWAY ADJUNCTS & INTUBATION

1. Adult Intubation Manikins
2. Infant Intubation Manikins
3. Endotracheal tubes of various sizes (adult and paediatric)
4. Stylets for adult endotracheal tubes
5. Stylets for paediatric endotracheal tubes
6. Magill Forceps
7. Laryngoscopes (adult/paediatric) Straight and curve blades
8. Spare batteries for laryngoscopes
9. 2 Adult bag valve-mask systems with oxygen reservoir
10. 1 Paediatric bag valve-mask system with oxygen reservoir
11. 1 Infant bag-valve-mask system with oxygen reservoir
12. Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA)
13. Combitube, 1 Large (150 ml) Syringe for combitube
14. Cuffed Oropharyngeal Airway (COPA)
15. Fast Trach, Proseal
16. Trachlight & wand
17. 2 Syringes, 10 ml. for inflating adult endotracheal tube cuff
18. 2 Syringes, 35 mI for esophageal airway
19. 2 Stethoscopes
20. 2 cans of silicone spray lubricant
21. 2 tables (3 ft. x 6 ft)
22. 6 – 8 chairs
23. Oxygen cylinder
24. Reducing valves (50psi)
25. Oxygen flow meter
26. 1 Manually triggered, oxygen powered breathing device (Demand valve)
27. Pocket mask with one way valve with or without O2 inlet)
28. Nasal Cannula
29. Simple face mask
30. Face mask with reservoir (non rebreather)
31. Venturi Mask/different concentrations
32. 1 set of oropharyngeal airways (0 through 5)
33. 1 set of nasopharyngeal airways
34. Tongue depressor blades
35. Suction apparatus
36. Suction catheters (tracheobronchial/Yankauer)
37. End Tidal CO2 Detector
38. 1 roll adhesive tape or ½ inch ribbon gauze

STATION 2 :

INTRAVENOUS TECHNIQUES (PERIPHERAL & CENTRAL)

1. 2 Arm IV models
2. 1 manikin for central vein cannulation
3. Various types of cannulas:

a. catheter over needle (14 18G)
b. catheter through needle
c. Leader Cath (Catheter over guidewire)
d. Hollow needles
e. Scalp Vein infusion sets (Butterflies)
f. Intraosseous cannula

4. Rubber tourniquets
5. 1 roll of adhesive tape
6. IV Dressings
7. IV splints
8. IV stand
9. IV administration sets

a. Adult
b. Paediatric
c. Blood

10. IV solution LR or NS
11. Box of alcohol or povidone iodine wipes
12. Syringes 10 ml (for central vein cannulation)
13. I/O drill/ bone model/training needle
14. Optional; venlite = a device to check for superficial veins of the extremities.


STATION 3:

DYSRHYTHMIAS AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES

1. 1 Arrhythmia generator
2. 1 defibrillator monitor
3. Shockable Manikin
4. 1 set of ECG rhythm strips:

a. Sinus rhythm
b. Sinus tachycardia
c. Sinus bradycardia
d. Supraventricular premature complex (PAC's, PJC's)
e. Supraventricular tachycardia (atrial & junctional)
f. Atrial flutter
g. Atrial fibrillation
h. Junctional rhythm
i. AV block – first degree
j. AV block – second degree (Mobitz type I & II)
k. AV block – third degree
l. PVC's (unifocal and multifocal)
m. Ventricular tachycardia (paroxysmal and sustained)
n. Ventricular fibrillation
o. Asystole
p. Artifact
q. Torsades de pointes
r. Idioventricular rhythm

5. 1 table
6. 6 – 8 chairs
7. Posters of ACLS Algorithms

STATION 4:

MEGA CODE

1. 1 ALS Trainer (or Adult manikin that can be countershocked)
2. 1 Heartsim 4000 (or Rhythm simulator)
3. 1 ALS Monitor interface
4. 1 Defibrillator/monitor (Monophasic and or biphasic)
5. Crash cart
6. Intubation tray
7. Bag valve bag Adult, child
8. I.V. arm model (Optional)
9. Intubation model (Optional)
10. Posters of ACLS Algorithms
11. Premixed Emergency drugs box containing:

a. Epinephrine
b. Lidocaine 2%
c. Amiodarone (150mg/3ml)
d. Procainamide
e. Atropine Sulphate
f. Sodium Bicarbonate
g. Vasopressin
h. Lidocaine 20%

PALS COURSES

3 rooms are required to run the code simulation practice stations. Each should have the same equipment.

STATION 1:

CODE SIMULATION

1. Pediatric advanced trainer manikin (shockable)
2. Stretcher or table for manikin
3. Crash cart with monitor/defibrillator, synchronized cardioversion capabilities and accompanying leads and cables
4. 6 rolls of ECG recording paper
5. Small table for ECG simulator
6. Adequate electrical outlets for all electrical equipment
7. chairs
8. Adult bag-valve-mask device with accompanying pediatric mask and accompanying oxygen reservoir
9. Laryngoscope blade and handles
10. Endotracheal tube sizes 3 – 5, uncuffed with stylets
11. Pediatric nasal prongs
12. Pediatric simple face mask
13. Pediatric non-rebreather mask
14. Pediatric oral airway
15. Pediatric nasal airway
16. Suction apparatus
17. Suction catheters, various sizes
18. Pediatric Yankauer suction
19. Pediatric stethoscope
20. Pediatric medications: Epinephrine, Adenosine, Lidocaine, Amiodarone, Atropine, Bicarbonate and Inotropes – Dopamine (optional)
21. Syringes to simulate administering medications
22. 1-litre bag of normal saline and accompanying tubing
23. I.V. pole
24. Adhesive tape or I.V. dressings

STATION 2:

AIRWAY MANAGEMENT & INTUBATION

General Airway:

1. Nasal prongs
2. Simple mask
3. Venturi mask
4. Partial re-breather mask
5. Non-rebreather mask
6. Adult bag-valve-mask device with accompanying mask and oxygen reservoir
7. Various sizes uncuffed ET tubes with stylets
8. Laryngoscope handle and #3 blades, both Macintosh and straight
9. Various size nasal airways
10. Various size oral airways
11. Flow meter

Infant Intubation

1. 3 Infant intubation training heads
2. 3 Infant bag-valve-mask devices with accompanying infant mask and oxygen reservoir
3. 3 Laryngoscope handles and 1 #0 and 1 #1 blade for each
4. ET tubes (uncuffed) sizes 2.5 – 4.0, with stylets, for each intubation training station
5. 3 Infant stethoscopes
6. Various size oral airways

Pediatric Intubation

1. 1 Pediatric advanced trainer manikin
2. 1 Adult

Life Saving Products Can Be Purchased From:

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PRICE LIST OF APPROVED BOOKS

To: All accredited CPR training Centers

I hereby declare that the following books have been officially approved for use by all Saudi Heart Association BCLS and ACLS PROVIDER courses.

They are:

1. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) – New Manual for Health Care Providers –New Technical Aspects of Basic Life Support (BLS) & Hospital CPR Policy Procedure
(BLS Provider Manual = 50.00 SAR).

2. The Complete Illustrated Manual of Resuscitative Procedures
(ACLS Provider Manual= 120.00 SAR).

3. Arabic BLS Provider Manual (الانعاش القلبي الرئوى للمسعفين SAR).

4. Arabic BLS Instructors Manual (الانعاش القلبى الرئوى للمدربين = 100.00 SAR).

5. Basic Emergency Care (BLS + First Aids = 80.00 SAR).

أقرت جمعية القلب السعودية بأن الكتب المذكورة أعلاه أصبحت معتمدة بإستخدامها في جميع مراكز التدريب المعترفة من قبل الجمعية وهي متوفرة عن طريق سكرتارية الجمعية في العنوان المذكور .

The above books are available from the Saudi Heart Association secretaries' office:

Mrs. Alma D. Lopez
CPR, Secretary
Saudi Heart Association
King Abdul-Aziz Medical City
National Guard Health Affairs
Tel: 00966 1 2520088 ext. 40152
Fax: 00966 1 2520718
Riyadh Saudi Arabia

The American Heart Association Instructor Manuals will continue to be used for BCLS and ACLS INSTRUCTOR Courses.

Recommendation Letter Format

In order to register for Instructor course or to apply for Senior Instructor /Faculty Member/Inspector, the candidate needs to upload two recommendation letters.

You can download the format of the Recommendation letter of Senior Instructor/Faculty Member/Inspector registration from here and upload it while registration.

You can download the Recommendation letter format to apply for Instructor registration process from here

STEPS TO REGISTER TO THE COURSES THROUGH THE PORTAL

• To apply to any course, login to the CPR Portal with your login credentials and navigate to the Course Catalog menu in the portal where you can find all the available courses
• You can view the Published training programs for each course respectively
• Register to the course by simply clicking on the Register Link, you will be redirected to the My Courses Page under the My Activities menu and the registered course would be added to your active courses list
• Once your registration is approved by the training center, you can make the payment of the respective course and access the course content online
• For Registration to an instructor course, the candidate needs to submit two recommendation letters which will be approved or rejected by the SHA panel.
• After the completion of the course, you need to take an online exam. There is also a facility to take a pre exam (mock test) before attempting the final exam and the result of the pre exam will not be taken into account. The candidate also has an option to view the previous exam results in the portal.
• The candidate will be issued certificate for the course only when he clears the Final Course end exam which would be conducted online.
• After successful completion of the End exam, candidate can access the E-Certificate online by logging into the portal in the My Activities -> My courses ->My Completed courses by clicking on the E Certificate column and can print his/her E-Certificate from anywhere.
• At any time, the candidate can login to the portal navigate to the My Activities -> My courses and can get the history of all the active and completed courses

STEPS TO APPLY TO SENIOR INSTRUCTOR/FACULTY MEMBER/INSPECTOR PROCESS THROUGH THE PORTAL

• To apply to Senior Instructor /Faculty Member/Inspector registrations, login to the portal with your credentials.
• Navigate to My Activities-> Senior Instructor /Faculty Member/Inspector registration form
• Fill in the registration form (Recommendation Letter format can be found in the FAQ’s menu under the Recommendation letter format)
• Once the registration is approved, the committee would review the application and if candidate satisfies the Eligibility criteria he/she would be informed with the further proceedings via email or telephone
• The candidate can always check the status of the application by navigating to My Activies-> Senior Instructor /Faculty Member/Inspector registration form and checking the status of the application at the top right in the Application Status field
• At any time, the candidate can view his Senior Instructor /Faculty Member/Inspector registrations and validity dates in the My Courses page in the Senior Instructor /Faculty Member/Inspector registrations

PRICE LIST OF MATERIALS AND FEES PER INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP COURSES

ITEM	COURSE DURATION	PROPOSED PRICE (SR)
BOOKS/SLIDES/VIDEOS
Heartsaver Guide		55.00
BCLS Healthcare Providers Manual (English)		50.00
BCLS Healthcare Providers Manual (Arabic)		60.00
Basic Emergency Care (BLS + First Aids)		80.00
BCLS Instructor’s Manual (American)		180.00
ACLS Textbook		120.00
ACLS Instructor’s Manual (American)		170.00
BCLS Video or DVD		50.00
Acute Ischemic Stroke Video or DVD		50.00
BLS Health Care Providers Renewal Video or DVD		50.00
CPR for family and Friends Video (x2) or DVD		80.00
Heartsaver CPR Video (x2) or DVD		80.00
COURSE COSTS (INDIVIDUAL)**
Heartsaver course	½ day	180.00
Heartsaver course + First Aid	1Day	350.00
BCLS Healthcare Provider Course	1Day	350.00
BCLS Healthcare Instructor Course	1Day	500.00
BCLS Provider /Instructor Courses	2 Days	850.00
BCLS Healthcare & First aid provider course	2 days	750.00
BCLS Healthcare + First Aid Instructor Course	2 Days	1.000.00
ACLS Provider Course	3 Days	1,200.00
ACLS Instructor Course	Days	500.00
ACLS Provider / Instructor Courses	4 Days	1,700.00
BLS/ACLS Provider Courses	4 Days	1,550.00
BCLS Provider /ACLS Provider / Instructor Courses	5 Days	2,050.00
BCLS Instructor /ACLS Provider/ Instructor Courses	5 Days	2,200,00
BCLS Provider / Instructor /ACLS Provider / Instructor Courses	6 Days	2,550.00
RECERTIFICATION
Heartsaver	2 Hours	100.00
BLS Healthcare Provider	4 Hours	175.00
ACLS Provider	1 Day	400.00
COURSE COST (INSTITUTIONS)**
Maximum 24 candidates
Heart saver	½ Day	5,000.00
BCLS Provider Course	1 Day	9,000.00
BCLS Instructor Course	1 Day	12,000.00
BCLS + FA Instructor Course	2 Days	24.000.00
BCLS Provider /Inst. Course	2 Days	21,000.00
ACLS Instructor Course	1 Day	12,000.00
ACLS Provider Course	3 Days	29,000.00
BCLS Provider /ACLS Provider Course	4 Days	38,000.00
ACLS Provider / Instructor Course	4 Days	41,000.00
BCLS Provider /ACLS Provider / Instructor Course	5 Days	50,000.00
BCLS Instructor/ACLS Provider/ Instructor Course	5 Days	53,000.00
BCLS /ACLS Provider/ Instructor Course	6 Days	62,000.00