Identify the prerequisites to becoming an AHA Instructor
Describe the usability of the PAM
Describe the core competencies of an AHA instructor
Describe the five steps of the AHA Instruction Cycle: prepare, teach, test and remediate, close and keep current
Identify resources available to an AHA instructor
Describe how to use discipline-specific AHA instructor materials: the instructor manual, lesson plans, course videos and skills-testing checklists
Identify discipline-specific course formats available to students for completion of the course
Describe discipline-specific course completion requirements
Describe discipline-specific flexibility options available to an AHA instructor within the course
Describe the requirements for how to maintain an AHA Instructor status
Describe effective AHA instructor feedback and remediation techniques
Demonstrate the administration of skills testing with the use of the skills-testing checklists
Describe the use of a CPR coach
Identify the need to measure chest compression fraction (CCF) and the effect on team choreography
Demonstrate prebriefing and structured debriefing skills
Describe how to facilitate the learning and testing stations
Demonstrate facilitating the Bradycardia and Megacode Learning Stations
Course Introduction
AHA Introduction (Mission and Instructor Core Competencies)
AHA Instructor Resources (Program Administration Manual, Other Electronic Resources, Training Center-Specific Policies)
ACLS Provider Course Preparation (Course Paperwork and Course Preparation)
ACLS Provider Course Overview (Instructor-Led) (Introduction, Course Format, Instructor Materials, Learning Objectives and Course Completion Requirements)
ACLS Provider Course (Review Feedback Device Requirement, CPR Coach, Learning/Testing Station: High-Quality BLS Practice, Learning/Testing Station: High-Quality BLS Testing-Testing Details, Learning/Testing Station: Airway Management and Technology Review)
Continuation of ACLS Provider Course (Prebriefing, Debriefing, High-Performance Teams: Megacode Practice, ACLS Instructor Essentials Faculty Guide 10)
Continuation of ACLS Provider Course (High-Performance Teams, Learning Station: Cardiac Arrest and Post-Cardiac Arrest Care)
Continuation of ACLS Provider Course (Learning Station: Preventing Arrest: Bradycardia and Learning Station: Preventing Arrest: Tachycardia [Stable and Unstable])
Continuation of ACLS Provider Course (Review and Megacode Testing, Exam and Exam Details and Remediation)
Course Conclusion and Exam (Course Conclusion and ACLS Instructor Essentials Exam)
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AHA-American Heart Association
https://cpr.heart.org/en/resources/aha-instructors
Instructor candidates must have a TC that has agreed to accept them as an instructor once they have
completed Instructor Essentials and their monitoring is completed, must have a current AHA ACLS Provider course completion card, must be proficient in the skills of ACLS, must pass any retesting needed to measure their ACLS skills proficiency, must complete an Instructor Candidate Application and must successfully complete the online portion of Instructor Essentials.
No
ACLS Provider
Instructor Essentials, Instructor Manual
None
90% attendance
Score of 84% or higher on written exam,Successful completion of hands-on skills,Monitoring within six months of the last day of the course
N/A
Advanced healthcare providers who currently hold an active ACLS provider certification.
Advanced healthcare providers such as Paramedic, RN, MD, PA, NP
N/A
EMS-3048B4
Gabrielle Robinson
919-866-7599
[email protected]
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Requisites: None
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