AHA ACLS Provider Original
The AHA ACLS Provider Course trains healthcare professionals to manage cardiac arrest, stroke, and other life-threatening cardiovascular emergencies. This instructor-led course covers high-performance resuscitation, airway management, and pharmacologic interventions. Certification is valid for two years and meets AHA, OSHA, and hospital credentialing requirements.
AHA ACLS Instructor
The AHA ACLS Instructor Course trains experienced healthcare providers to become certified instructors in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS). This instructor-led course covers effective teaching techniques, course administration, and hands-on skill assessment. Certification is valid for two years and meets American Heart Association (AHA) and hospital credentialing requirements
AHA ACLS Provider Recertification
The AHA ACLS Renewal Course is designed for healthcare providers with a current ACLS certification. This instructor-led course reviews advanced cardiac life support protocols, high-performance resuscitation, and team-based emergency response. Certification is valid for two years and meets AHA and hospital credentialing requirements
AHA ACLS Skills Assessment
The AHA ACLS Renewal Course is designed for healthcare providers with a current ACLS certification. This instructor-led course reviews advanced cardiac life support protocols, high-performance resuscitation, and team-based emergency response. Certification is valid for two years and meets AHA and hospital credentialing requirements
AHA ACLS Certification
Designed for healthcare professionals who manage or participate in the resuscitation of adult patients, this comprehensive course builds on the foundation of Basic Life Support (BLS) and emphasizes the recognition and management of cardiovascular emergencies.
Topics include rhythm recognition, airway management, defibrillation/cardioversion, pacing, resuscitation medications, and team dynamics.
Format: Instructor-led with case simulations and skills testing.
Credential: AHA ACLS Provider eCard (valid 2 years).
ACLS Certification FAQs
How will I receive my ACLS certification card?
Upon successful completion, you’ll receive an official AHA ACLS eCard by email within one business day.
You can save, download, or print your card for employer verification. All eCards are verifiable through ecards.heart.org.
What if I lose my ACLS card?
If you lose your ACLS eCard, simply log in to ecards.heart.org to retrieve it.
You can also contact CPRNY for assistance in recovering your certification.
Is there a required ACLS pretest?
Yes. The AHA ACLS pretest must be completed before your in-person session.
You’ll receive a pretest link or access code from CPRNY after registering. You can retake it as many times as needed to achieve a passing score.
What’s the difference between ACLS certification and renewal?
ACLS Certification – for first-time students or those whose cards have expired.
ACLS Renewal – for returning students with a valid (or recently expired) AHA ACLS card.
Both courses cover the same content, but renewal classes focus on updates and skill refreshers, saving time.
Are CPRNY ACLS classes ever canceled?
Never. CPRNY guarantees your spot once you’re registered.
We pride ourselves on reliability — your ACLS class will never be canceled.
How do I know if ACLS is right for me?
If you’re a healthcare provider who responds to cardiac or respiratory emergencies, ACLS is essential.
It helps you build confidence and meet employer or hospital credentialing requirements.
Where can I take ACLS certification in NYC?
CPRNY offers ACLS classes across New York City, including:
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Manhattan
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Plainview, Long Island
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Setauket, Long Island
On-site and group training options are also available for hospitals, clinics, and healthcare offices.
What is ACLS certification?
ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) is an advanced training course that prepares healthcare professionals to manage adult cardiac arrest, stroke, and other life-threatening emergencies.
The course includes:
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Advanced airway management
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ECG interpretation
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Emergency pharmacology
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Effective team dynamics
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High-quality CPR and resuscitation protocols
All ACLS courses at CPRNY follow the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines.
Who should take ACLS certification?
The ACLS course is designed for:
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Physicians, nurses, and paramedics
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Respiratory therapists and emergency personnel
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Healthcare professionals working in ER, ICU, or critical care settings
If you respond to or manage cardiovascular emergencies, ACLS certification is essential for your role and required by most hospitals.
How long does an ACLS class take?
A full in-person ACLS course typically lasts 4 to 6 hours, including practice, testing, and breaks.
CPRNY also offers a blended learning option—complete the online AHA portion (about 2 hours) and finish your hands-on skills check in person at one of our convenient NYC locations.
Does ACLS include BLS certification?
No — ACLS and BLS (Basic Life Support) are separate certifications.
BLS covers CPR for adults, children, and infants, AED use, choking relief, and naloxone administration.
However, CPRNY offers ACLS + BLS combo classes, allowing you to complete both certifications in one session and save time.
How much does ACLS certification cost?
The cost of ACLS certification or renewal generally ranges between $150–$350, depending on whether you’re taking the full or renewal course. This may not include the cost of your student manual or the online course (if choosing blended learning).
At CPRNY, we keep pricing transparent and offer discounts for group registrations and healthcare organizations.
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Available ACLS Courses
Enhance your emergency response skills with ACLS training from CPR New York.
Our American Heart Association–certified ACLS courses are designed for healthcare professionals who manage cardiac arrest and other cardiovascular emergencies. Through a combination of interactive instruction, real-world simulation, and team-based practice, you’ll gain the confidence to respond effectively in high-stress situations.
What You’ll Learn
Our ACLS Certification Course covers:
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Recognition and management of cardiac arrest, stroke, and acute coronary syndromes
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Advanced airway management and ECG interpretation
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Effective communication in a team-based resuscitation setting
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Pharmacology and dosing for emergency medications
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Updated AHA guidelines for adult cardiac care
Who Should Take This Course
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Physicians, nurses, and paramedics
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Respiratory therapists and physician assistants
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Emergency, ICU, and critical care staff
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Medical and nursing students preparing for clinical rotations
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Any healthcare provider requiring ACLS certification for employment