Advanced Cardiac Life Support and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

The Vitruvian Team is dedicated to making sure everyone in Boston, Massachusetts, is trained in ACLS and CPR alike. You never know when you'll be faced with an emergency scenario, and we can help you prepare. In addition, if you have a medical device you need to market, our team is at your side.

For Dentists

We offer a standard American Heart Association advanced cardiac life support-certification course for those who work in the field of dentistry. This course is important for individuals who work with sedation procedures on a daily basis.

For Physician's Offices

If you work in a doctor's office, you should be certified in ACLS. We offer normal classes, as well as certifications for registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physician's assistants, and doctors.

Recertification

The American Heart Association requires that people who hold a certification in ACLS get it renewed every two years to keep up with the most modern practices. Whether you're part of EMS or the rest of the hospital staff, you can get your recertification with us.

Emergency Medical Services Classes

We provide a standard advanced cardiac life support (AMLS) program approved by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT). We teach an algorithmic approach to different diagnosis you'll see in the field. The 16-hour international trauma life support course is equivalent to pre-hospital trauma life support (PHTLS). Emergency medical services personnel can also take the American Heart Association's standardized pediatric advanced life support, which is 16 hours.

Pediatric Education for Prehospital Providers

Pediatric emergencies are among the most difficult for any health care provider. This class focuses on handling the critical elements of pediatric care and prehospital treatment. It is 16 hours.

Pediatric Education for Prehospital Providers

Pediatric emergencies are among the most difficult for any health care provider. This class focuses on handling the critical elements of pediatric care and prehospital treatment. It is 16 hours.

GEMS

If you're a frequent user of the health care system, it's a good idea to take the course on Geriatric Emergency Medical Serrvices (GEMS). It's often neglected by EMS providers, but it's only 12 hours and a great tool to have.