AHA Courses (BLS, ACLS, and PALS)

The American Heart Association (AHA) offers a variety of courses focused on providing life-saving skills and knowledge related to cardiovascular health and emergency medical care. These courses are designed for healthcare professionals, individuals who work in emergency response, and laypeople who want to be prepared to respond to emergencies. This includes Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).

Medical Emergencies Management for Dentists

          Medical emergencies can occur at any time in a dental practice, and it is important for dental professionals to be prepared to manage them effectively. We are pleased to offer a range of training programs that will be conducted at your location. Our trainers will come to your centre with all the necessary training equipment to deliver these programs to your team.

Public BLS Training (Common Emergencies Management)

          Basic life support (BLS) refers to the immediate medical care provided to a person who is experiencing a life-threatening medical emergency. In order to provide effective BLS, it is important to understand the vital organs and systems that are essential to sustaining life.

Healthcare Management Observership Program

       The program is an empowering platform for students enrolled in healthcare administrative diploma courses and individuals interested in healthcare administration.

The ED Team Leader (TL) Training Program

       "Excelling Emergency Department Dynamics" is a training program designed to help the ED team leaders (TL) in the ED  develop the skills and knowledge needed to manage an Emergency department's complex and fast-paced environment effectively. The program focuses on effective communication and collaboration in the emergency department.

The Physician Assistant Course 

          Physician assistant training focuses on training candidates to help physicians diagnose, treat, and provide preventive health care services. It is an opportunity to learn the skills and knowledge required to support physicians/surgeons in almost all specialities. Physician assistants collaborate with licensed physicians to provide medical care to the patient. Working as members of the health care team, they take medical histories and assist doctors with diagnosis, medical reconciliation and treatment

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