Time:
8.00am – 3.30pm both days
$750.00
Register for the Advanced Life Support Course and learn some vital patient care skills. This course is consistent with the guidelines produced by the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC), which is Australia’s national representative on the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR).
This is an accredited, two-day face-to-face course, coordinated by highly qualified, experienced facilitators. The course uses multiple workstations to assist the integration of theory into practice. During the course, the participants actually get to utilise the equipment, perform procedures and manage the arrest scenarios themselves.
Numbers are strictly limited and due to the popularity of our education programs we advise you to register early. We have a limit of 6 participants per Facilitator for this course and courses tend to book out very quickly.
Cost: $750.00 (GST Inclusive)
Catering: Morning tea, lunch & afternoon tea provided
Cancellation Policy: Due to the popularity of our programs, your registration will only be confirmed upon receipt of a completed application form and full payment, subject to availability. We must receive seven (7) days notification of cancellation of your attendance at any course. Your registration fee will be refunded to you less a $50 cancellation fee to cover administration & processing costs, Upon seven (7) days notification of cancellation of attendance, your registration may be transferred, with no additional cost, to a future HealthCare Training Service course within the next four (4) months, if registration numbers permit. Further, you may only transfer your registration in any program once. Cancellations will not be accepted within 7 days of a scheduled course. If you cancel your attendance within 7 days of scheduled course, your registration fee with be forfeited.
Note: In the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, your registration fee will be returned in full. As many programs fill up quickly, participants are advised to book early to avoid the disappointment of missing out.
Time:
8.00am – 3.30pm both days
Semester 1:
January 21st & 22nd 2025
February 24th & 25th 2025
March 24th & 25th 2025
May 6th & 7th 2025
June 9th & 10th 2025
Semester 2:
July 8th & 9th 2025
August 14th & 15th 2025
September 3rd & 4th 2025
October 2nd & 3rd 2025
November 3rd & 4th 2025
December 8th & 9th 2025
The Brook Hotel
167 Osborne Road
Mitchelton Qld 4053
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This activity has been accredited by the Australian College of Rural & Remote Medicine (ACRRM), with the following CPD hours awarded:
4 Performance review
8 Educational activity
MOPS Anaesthetics [Emergency Response]
6 MOPS Emergency Medicine hours
ALS
Ethical practice
Grant eligibility: Emergency Medicine/Anaesthetics
Participants in the Australian & New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) CPD Program are able to claim this Paediatric Basic & Advanced Life Support Course as an emergency response activity in their CPD portfolio.
Emergency response activity: Cardiac arrest (ALS)
Recognition code: ER-19-CA-119
In addition, attendance at this course provides you with 14 Continuing Professional Development hours as part of your planned learning activities to maintain, improve and broaden your knowledge, expertise and competence. (Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, 2024).
Medical Officers who are members of RACGP are able to self-submit CPD hours through RACGP self-service.
Karen (Wynnum) –
Presenters and assessors had great knowledge and delivered information in an interesting and exciting manner.
Bobbie (Camp Hill) –
Clinical scenarios and practice time were excellent. Simply awesome course. Well worth the money.
Alison (Corinda) –
I thought the course was brilliant. Non-threatening environment. Interesting and relevant information. I’ll be back for recertification. Thank you.
Dr Jane (Cairns) –
A structured approach to providing effective ALS. Facilitator was entertaining, an excellent presenter.
Suzanne (Barcaldine) –
First class educators who, not only wrote the book on ALS, but know how to expound the information to the rest of us in such a simplified, organized and interesting fashion that the course was actually an easy, if not pleasurable, learning experience. Please keep these folk on the education calendar for all in the Central West Health Service, and ultimately our clients, to benefit from their professionalism.