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Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support

(ACLS)

Overview:
ACLS trains healthcare professionals in managing cardiac emergencies like stroke, heart attack, and arrhythmias. It focuses on advanced airway management, defibrillation, and emergency pharmacology.

Duration:
2–3 days (approx. 16–20 hours)

Eligibility:

Healthcare professionals with BLS certification

Doctors, nurses, paramedics, or medical interns

Career Growth:

Essential for working in emergency departments, ICUs, and cardiac units

Increases chances for promotions and specialized roles in critical care

Mandatory for many international healthcare roles

Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers

(BLS)

Overview:
BLS teaches essential CPR and emergency response skills, including chest compressions, rescue breathing, and AED use for adults, children, and infants.

Duration:
1 day (approx. 4–6 hours)

Eligibility:

Open to all healthcare providers and students in medical fields

Career Growth:

Fundamental requirement for any clinical role

A stepping stone for ACLS, PALS, and other certifications

Improves emergency response readiness in any healthcare setting

Neonatal Advanced Life Support

(NALS)

Overview:
NALS equips professionals with the skills to handle neonatal resuscitation, focusing on newborns requiring immediate care post-delivery.

Duration:
2 days (approx. 12–16 hours)

Eligibility:

Doctors, nurses, or midwives involved in neonatal or delivery care

BLS certification recommended

Career Growth:

Critical for roles in NICUs, maternity wards, and pediatric units

Enhances expertise in neonatal emergency care

Boosts eligibility for advanced pediatric roles

Pediatric Advanced Life Support

(PALS)

Overview:
PALS covers emergency care for infants and children, focusing on pediatric assessment, respiratory and shock management, and team-based resuscitation.

Duration:
2–3 days (approx. 16 hours)

Eligibility:

Healthcare professionals treating children (e.g., pediatricians, nurses)

BLS certification required

Career Growth:

Opens doors to pediatric ICU and emergency roles

Required for pediatric specialists and advanced practice roles

Recognized globally for pediatric emergency competence

ECG Interpretation

Overview:
This course teaches healthcare workers how to read and interpret electrocardiograms (ECGs), essential for diagnosing cardiac conditions.

Duration:
1–2 weeks (varies by program)

Eligibility:

Nurses, paramedics, or medical students

Basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology helpful

Career Growth:

Useful in cardiology departments, emergency care, and telemetry units

Enhances diagnostic skills and clinical confidence

Strong foundation for roles in cardiac care units (CCU)

Infection Control and Prevention

Overview:
Focuses on protocols to reduce healthcare-associated infections, including sterilization, hygiene practices, and outbreak management.

Duration:
1–2 weeks (may vary)

Eligibility:

Healthcare professionals, hospital staff, and students

No prior certification needed

Career Growth:

Critical for roles in hospitals, especially in surgical and ICU units

Valuable for infection control officers and hospital quality teams

Helps meet global health and safety standards

Critical Care Training Program

Overview:
A comprehensive program that builds core competencies in managing critically ill patients, covering ventilators, IV lines, emergency drugs, and ICU protocols.

Duration:
1–3 months

Eligibility:

Nurses, doctors, and paramedics with clinical experience

BLS/ACLS certification preferred

Career Growth:

Prepares for ICU, trauma, and emergency department roles

Supports transition into critical care specialization

In demand across hospitals and emergency response teams

Nurses Skill Development Program

Overview:
Designed to strengthen core clinical skills in nursing practice, including wound care, IV access, documentation, and patient communication.

Duration:
1 month (approx.)

Eligibility:

Registered nurses or nursing students

Career Growth:

Improves bedside care quality and confidence

Prepares nurses for advanced clinical roles or specialization

Enhances employability and performance in competitive settings

Experienced Nurse Program

Overview:
This program helps experienced nurses update and refine their clinical and leadership skills with modern practices and technologies.

Duration:
1–2 months

Eligibility:

Practicing nurses with 2+ years of clinical experience

Career Growth:

Supports promotion into senior or supervisory roles

Facilitates transition to specialized departments (ICU, OT, emergency)

Builds a foundation for academic, training, or management roles

At Ajax Medical Training, we empower you to step confidently into the healthcare industry with skills that matter.

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