ALS 1: has been developed for participants that would not normally manage deteriorating patients or cardiac arrest as part of their normal clinical role. The course is focused on foundation skills and knowledge development. The course is suitable for clinicians who work outside of critical care areas or are new/developing critical care clinicians such as ward-based nurses, GPs, paramedics, and community health care workers.

ALS 2: has been developed for participants who work in critical care areas or may be responsible for the management or care of the deteriorating patient or cardiac arrest. The course is focused on the development of higher-level skills and knowledge over the ALS 1 course. The course is suitable for clinicians who work in critical care areas such as ED or ICU nurses and doctors, critical care paramedics and emergency team leaders.

No, ALS1 is not a prerequisite for ALS2

Yes, MTS is an ARC-accredited Course Centre.

Your place will not be reserved, and any pre-course materials will not be released until payment has been received

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Our Blood Collection course will upskill health professionals however it is not a qualification

Unfortunately, we are unable to email digital copies of the ALS manuals, we will post pre-reading to you, or pick up from our MTS Office in Osborne Park can be arranged.

You will receive an email approximately 2 weeks prior to your course date with instructions on how to access your e-Learning.

If you do not receive this email, please call us on (08) 9386 7889 or 0491 083 938

Please refer to our Cancellation & Transfer Policy or contact us.

Our training rooms are located at 6/30 Collingwood Street, Osborne Park. The rooms are on level 1 and are only accessible by stairs.