Acute Care Education Systems

I am an Emergency Room nurse and have taken PALS and have recertified in ACLS through A.C.E.S.
Both course lectures were taught by Doug. He has lots of stories and keeps the class interesting yet relevant to content material. He also always makes sure we understand important concepts in the lecture so we are prepared to pass the test.
My two day PALS class was small (10 people), and the one day (6 hour) ACLS recertification was large (50 people). However both classes had enough staff members to lead the mega codes thoroughly and efficiently.
A.C.E.S. is the company my hospital works with for all nurses’ educational needs, however I would choose them in a «heartbeat» if I was given a choice.

Renewal CPR for HealthCare Providers. Small class makes group instruction more attentive making the experience of learning… first class! I appreciate the complimentary refreshments. .Melanie makes learning CPR (even for the renewal course) simple, interesting, educational, and fun!

For work, I need to know how to save lives via CPR. (No, open heart surgery for me, please). When I need to renew my mouth to mouth saving skills, I turn to these folks. They are professional, offer a variety of locations, have several classes a month, are affordable and best of all conscious about our time. For a BLS renewal, you pay $ 40, (at the time of this review), and spend about two hours learning how to save adults and children through CPR, use of AED’s and the Heimlich maneuver. The last renewal class I went to there was only three of us, so we were able to speed through class and finish with in under the 2 hours we were scheduled for yet still completing everything we needed to go over. They try and make the classes fun, yet knowledgeable. Luckily I haven’t had to use my skills, hopefully I never will, but I feel confident that if I do, I can help save a life.