Great for Dentists I am a practicing dentist, required to have ACLS to maintain a moderate sedation license. I have taken ACLS 10-15 times over the past 25 or so years. During my practice lifetime, I have never had access to a 12-lead ECG, nor have I ever needed to or had access to a strip to interpret. And I've never been on a code. With that background, here's my opinion on this course: Not a great source for first timers, IMO. There is so much to understand and you're simply not going to get the depth required in this course. Furthermore, you need and want some initial hands-on A fantastic course for recertification. Even though I never use the knowledge required for the certification, the course is easy to follow, contains the latest and greatest in current policy and procedure, and it's quick and easy. I can get it done in the comfort of my home without having to take time off work.

I took both BLS and ACLS I took both BLS and ACLS. The courses are excellent and the support available was prompt, kind and very helpful. I highly recommend these course for the healthcare professionals.

A good course filled with a lot of… A good course filled with a lot of content, at times very repetitive, but informative. Practice test was so much easier than the actual exam. Need more rhythm strip questions on the practice exam. Overall a very good course!

Excellent overall Excellent overall. Recommend highly. However, my test had 2 questions with incorrect "correct" answers that need to be revamped. Also, the wording on some of the questions creates situations where knowledge of the topic is not properly assessed.

Thorough Thorough. Fair. Easy to do on your own time and will keep you updated on your BLS / ACLS / PALS as required by your credentialing organizations