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American Heart
Association Programme

The American Heart Association (AHA) is a leading nonprofit organization in the United States, dedicated to advancing heart and brain health worldwide. Founded in 1924, the AHA is committed to reducing the global burden of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and stroke through education, research, advocacy, and community initiatives. Professional Training: The AHA is a global leader in life-saving training programs, including CPR, Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS). Their guidelines for resuscitation and emergency cardiovascular care are considered the gold standard worldwide.

HeartCode® BLS (American Heart Association)

HeartCode® BLS is the American Heart Association’s blended learning program for Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. The course combines self-paced online learning with a hands-on skills practice and assessment session conducted by an AHA Instructor.

Participants first complete the interactive online modules, which cover the core science and decision-making behind resuscitation. After completing the online portion, learners attend a practical skills session to demonstrate CPR, AED use, and airway management on training manikins.

This blended learning approach allows students to study the theory anytime and anywhere, while the in-person session focuses on hands-on performance and real-life resuscitation scenarios.

Upon successful completion of both the online course and skills assessment, participants will receive the American Heart Association BLS Provider eCard, which is valid for 2 years and internationally recognised.

Course Content

Participants will learn how to:

Recognise cardiac arrest and activate emergency response systems
Perform high-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants
Use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) safely and effectively
Provide effective ventilation using barrier devices or bag-mask devices
Perform team-based resuscitation in multi-rescuer situations
Manage foreign body airway obstruction (choking) in adults, children, and infants
Apply the Chain of Survival principles to improve survival outcomes

Course Format

Part 1 – Online Learning: Self-paced HeartCode BLS modules (approximately 1–2 hours)
Part 2 – Skills Session: Hands-on CPR and AED practice with instructor assessment （3 hours)
Certification: AHA BLS Provider eCard valid for 2 years

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for healthcare professionals and responders who require Basic Life Support certification, including:

Doctors and physicians
Nurses and medical assistants
Paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMT)
Dentists and allied healthcare professionals
Medical and nursing students
First responders and healthcare support staff
General Public are welcome too

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)

American Heart Association (AHA)

The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course by the American Heart Association is an advanced resuscitation program designed for healthcare professionals who manage or respond to cardiac arrest and other cardiovascular emergencies.

This course builds upon the foundation of Basic Life Support (BLS) and focuses on the systematic assessment and treatment of adult patients experiencing life-threatening cardiac events, including cardiac arrest, stroke, and acute coronary syndromes.

Participants learn to integrate ECG rhythm recognition, airway management, defibrillation, and emergency medications while working effectively within a resuscitation team. Training includes hands-on practice, simulated clinical scenarios, and team-based “megacode” resuscitation exercises.

Upon successful completion, participants will receive the American Heart Association ACLS Provider eCard, valid for 2 years and internationally recognised.

Course Content

Participants will learn how to:

Perform high-quality CPR and early defibrillation
Recognise and manage cardiac arrest rhythms (VF, VT, PEA, Asystole)
Manage symptomatic bradycardia and tachycardia
Perform advanced airway management and ventilation
Interpret ECG rhythms for clinical decision making
Administer ACLS emergency medications
Apply systematic patient assessment using ACLS algorithms
Manage acute coronary syndromes (ACS) and stroke
Function effectively in high-performance resuscitation teams

Course Format

Precourse Work: Online self-assessment and preparation
Classroom Training: Instructor-led lectures and case discussions
Hands-On Practice: Skill stations and team-based simulations
Megacode Assessment: Scenario-based resuscitation testing
Certification: AHA ACLS Provider eCard valid for 2 years

Who Should Attend

This course is intended for healthcare professionals who direct or participate in the management of cardiovascular emergencies, including:

Doctors and physicians
Nurses
Paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMT)
Respiratory therapists
Emergency department staff
Intensive care and critical care providers
Final Year Medical students entering acute care settings

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Provider Course

American Heart Association (AHA)

The Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Provider Course by the American Heart Association equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills required to recognize and manage critically ill infants and children experiencing respiratory emergencies, shock, or cardiac arrest.

This advanced course focuses on early recognition, systematic assessment, and evidence-based treatment of pediatric emergencies using structured algorithms and team-based resuscitation principles.

Participants will learn how to stabilize pediatric patients, perform high-quality CPR, manage respiratory failure and shock, and respond effectively to pediatric cardiac arrest through hands-on skills stations and simulated emergency scenarios.

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the American Heart Association PALS Provider eCard, valid for 2 years and internationally recognised.

Course Content

Participants will learn how to:

Recognise respiratory distress and respiratory failure in children
Perform high-quality CPR for infants and children
Identify and manage pediatric cardiac arrest rhythms
Perform systematic pediatric assessment
Manage shock in pediatric patients
Perform airway management and effective ventilation
Interpret pediatric ECG rhythms
Administer PALS emergency medications
Apply PALS treatment algorithms
Work effectively in high-performance resuscitation teams

Course Format

Precourse Preparation: Online self-assessment and study materials
Classroom Training: Instructor-led lectures and case discussions
Skills Stations: Hands-on practice for pediatric airway, CPR, and rhythm management
Simulation Scenarios: Team-based pediatric resuscitation simulations
Certification: AHA PALS Provider eCard valid for 2 years

Who Should Attend

The PALS course is designed for healthcare professionals involved in the emergency care of infants and children, including:

Doctors and physicians
Pediatric nurses and emergency nurses
Paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMT)
Respiratory therapists
Pediatric intensive care and emergency department staff
Medical and nursing students working in pediatric care

ECSI Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Course

The Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI) Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Course is an advanced prehospital care program designed to train individuals to provide immediate, lifesaving medical care in emergency situations prior to the arrival of ambulance or advanced medical services.

This course goes beyond basic first aid and CPR, focusing on systematic patient assessment, airway management, trauma care, and medical emergency management. Participants will develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to stabilize patients, support life functions, and assist higher-level medical personnel during emergencies.

The EMR course emphasizes a structured approach to emergency care, integrating both medical and trauma management with real-world scenarios and hands-on practical training.

Upon successful completion, participants will receive an ECSI Emergency Medical Responder Certification, AHA BASIC LIFE SUPPORT Certification and American College of Surgeons's STOP THE BLEED Certificate.

Course Topics

Participants will be trained in:

Scene size-up and personal safety
Primary and secondary patient assessment
Airway management and ventilation techniques
Oxygen administration
Adult, child, and infant CPR and AED use
Management of cardiac arrest and respiratory emergencies
Trauma care including bleeding control, shock management, and spinal motion restriction
Musculoskeletal injuries and splinting
Medical emergencies (e.g. stroke, heart attack, seizures, diabetic emergencies, allergic reactions)
Obstetric emergencies and basic childbirth
Patient lifting, moving, and extrication principles
Incident management and communication with EMS

Who Should Attend

This course is ideal for individuals who are likely to be first on scene and are expected to provide a higher level of care before ambulance services arrive.

Recommended participants include:

Emergency responders and civil defense personnel
Firefighters and rescue team members
Security and industrial emergency response teams
Healthcare assistants and clinic staff
Lifeguards and dive rescue personnel
Law enforcement officers
Workplace emergency response team (ERT) members
Individuals pursuing a career in EMS

Course Duration

50 hours + two 12 hours shift ambulance attachment
Conducted over 10 days (full-time) or spread across weekends for modular training
Includes both theoretical sessions, practical skills assessment and ambulance attachment

Requirement

Minimum 6 participants
Fee: RM 3,500/pax
Pre-requisite: None

ECSI Pet First Aid & Disaster Response Course

The Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI) Pet First Aid & Disaster Response Course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills to provide emergency care for pets and respond effectively during disaster situations involving animals.

This course focuses on the recognition and management of common pet emergencies, as well as safe handling techniques to prevent injury to both the rescuer and the animal. Participants will also learn how to prepare for, respond to, and manage pets during disasters such as floods, fires, and other emergencies.

Through a combination of interactive learning and hands-on practice, participants will gain the confidence to act quickly and appropriately when pets are injured, ill, or in distress.

Course Duration

8 hours
Conducted as a 1-day course
Includes both theory and practical skills training

Course Topics

Participants will learn how to:

Perform basic pet assessment and recognize signs of distress
Safely approach and restrain injured or frightened animals
Provide basic first aid for pets, including bleeding control and wound care
Manage choking and breathing emergencies in pets
Recognize and respond to common medical conditions (e.g. poisoning, heatstroke, seizures)
Perform basic pet CPR (dogs and cats)
Prepare pet emergency kits and evacuation plans
Respond to disasters involving animals (e.g. floods, fires, evacuations)
Ensure personal safety when handling animals in emergencies

ECSI First Aid, CPR & AED Course (2 Days Program with Simulation)

The Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI) First Aid, CPR & AED Course equips participants with the essential knowledge and hands-on skills required to respond confidently during medical emergencies. This internationally recognized program teaches lifesaving techniques based on current evidence-based guidelines and best practices in emergency care.

Participants will learn how to recognize life-threatening situations and provide immediate assistance while waiting for professional medical help to arrive. The course combines interactive learning with practical skills training to ensure participants are capable of performing interventions safely and effectively.

Training includes hands-on practice using CPR manikins and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) trainers, allowing participants to develop the confidence needed to act quickly in real-world emergencies.

Course Topics

Adult, Child, and Infant CPR
Proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Recognizing and managing cardiac arrest
Choking relief techniques
Basic First Aid for common injuries and illnesses
Control of bleeding and wound management
Shock recognition and initial treatment
Medical emergencies such as stroke, heart attack, and seizures

Upon successful completion, participants will receive an ECSI First Aid, CPR & AED Provider Certification, American College Of Surgeon’s STOP THE BLEED Certificate

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for individuals who want to be prepared to respond to medical emergencies at home, in the workplace, or in the community.

Recommended participants include:

Healthcare workers and medical students
Workplace safety officers and first responders
Teachers and school staff
Security personnel
Fitness trainers and sports coaches
Lifeguards and outdoor activity leaders
Parents, caregivers, and members of the public
Corporate organizations seeking workplace emergency preparedness training

Course Duration

2 days (16 hours)
Includes both theoretical sessions, practical skills assessment and Hyper-Realistic Simulation

Requirement

Minimum 6 participants
Fee = RM 600/pax
No prior medical experience is required.

ECSI Wilderness First Aid Course

The Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI) Wilderness First Aid Course prepares participants to respond effectively to medical emergencies in remote and austere environments where access to immediate professional care is limited or delayed.

This course focuses on patient assessment, stabilization, and prolonged care using limited resources. Participants will learn how to make critical decisions in challenging environments, manage injuries and illnesses, and safely evacuate patients when necessary.

Training emphasizes real-world scenarios, problem-solving, and hands-on skills to build confidence in managing emergencies when you are the first—and possibly only—responder.

Course Levels & Duration

Basic Wilderness First Aid (WFA)

Fee: RM650
Requirement: Minimum 6 pax , No prior medical training is required
Duration: 16 hours （8 hours classroom + 8 hours in remote)

Designed to provide fundamental knowledge and skills for short trips and low-risk environments.

Advanced Wilderness First Aid - Medical Provider (AWFA - MP)

Fee: RM 2000
Requirement: Minimum 6 pax, Medical Professionals Only (Eg: Nurse, Medical Assistant and Doctors)
Duration:: 4 days (2 days Classroom, 2 days in remote)

A more in-depth program focusing on extended patient care, leadership in emergencies, and management of complex trauma and medical conditions in remote settings.

Course Topics

Scene safety and wilderness risk assessment
Patient assessment system (primary & secondary surveys)
Management of trauma (bleeding, fractures, spinal injuries)
Environmental emergencies (heat stroke, hypothermia, dehydration)
Wound care and infection prevention in remote settings
Improvised splinting and patient packaging
Medical emergencies (allergic reactions, asthma, cardiac conditions)
Prolonged patient care and monitoring
Evacuation decision-making and communication strategies

Participants will also learn how to improvise with limited equipment and adapt to unpredictable conditions.

Who Should Attend

This course is ideal for individuals who operate or spend extended time in remote environments where medical help may be delayed:

Outdoor enthusiasts (hikers, campers, trekkers, climbers)
Adventure guides and tour leaders
Search and rescue team members
Military and tactical personnel
Remote site workers (plantations, oil & gas, construction)
Scouts, expedition groups, and outdoor educators
Divers and water-based expedition teams
Anyone traveling to rural or wilderness areas

No prior medical training is required for the Basic level, while the Advanced level is recommended for those with healthcare qualification (eg: Nurse, Medical Assistants, Doctors).

ECSI Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Course

Tactical Emergency Casualty Care

TECC - First Responder and Law Enforcement Officer

The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) – First Responder / Law Enforcement Officer Course is designed to equip non-medical and first-line personnel with the critical skills required to manage life-threatening injuries in high-risk and tactical environments.

Based on guidelines from the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care, this course bridges the gap between traditional emergency care and tactical operations. It focuses on providing lifesaving interventions during active threats, mass casualty incidents, and hostile environments where standard EMS response may be delayed or limited.

Participants will learn how to operate effectively across the three phases of care:

Direct Threat Care (Hot Zone)
Indirect Threat Care (Warm Zone)
Evacuation Care (Cold Zone)

Training is scenario-based, high-intensity, and focused on decision-making under stress.

Course Duration

First Responder / LEO Level:

Duration:b> 16 hours (8 hours classroom + 8 hours practical + Simulation)
Fee: RM 1200/pax
Requirement : Minimum 6 participants, No prior medical training is required (Preferably First Aid, CPR and AED Trained)

Course Topics

Tactical mindset and situational awareness
Threat-based casualty care principles
Hemorrhage control (tourniquets, wound packing, pressure dressings)
Airway management in austere environments
Management of penetrating trauma (gunshot, blast injuries)
Chest injuries and use of chest seals
Casualty movement and extraction techniques
Mass casualty incident (MCI) management
Integration with EMS and rescue teams
Use of Individual First Aid Kits (IFAK)

Who Should Attend

This course is specifically designed for personnel who may be required to respond in hostile or high-threat environments:

Law Enforcement Officers (LEO)
First Responders and Civil Defense personnel
Security and close protection officers
Firefighters operating in high-risk scenes
Tactical team members (SWAT, special units)
Selected corporate security teams

No prior medical background is required, but participants must be prepared for physically and mentally demanding training.

TECC - First Responder and Law Enforcement Officer

Tactical Emergency Casualty Care

TECC) – BLS / ALS Medical Provider Course

The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) – BLS / ALS Medical Provider Course is designed for healthcare professionals and trained responders who are required to deliver advanced medical care in high-threat and operational environments.

Built on the principles and guidelines of the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care, this course integrates evidence-based trauma care with tactical considerations. It prepares participants to manage critically injured patients during active threats, mass casualty incidents, and austere conditions where resources are limited and evacuation may be delayed.

Participants will learn to adapt their clinical skills to dynamic environments while maintaining safety, situational awareness, and operational effectiveness across all phases of care:

Direct Threat Care (Hot Zone)
Indirect Threat Care (Warm Zone)
Evacuation Care (Cold Zone)

Course Duration

TECC) – BLS / ALS Medical Provider Course

Duration: 36 hours (3 days 2 nights with Classroom, Practical assessment, Dark/Low light Simulation + Force on Force Simulation)
Advanced-level training for medical professionals, emphasizing critical care decision-making, invasive interventions, and prolonged field care.

Fee: RM 2500
Requirement : Minimum 6 participants. Refer Who Should Attend

Course Topics

Threat-based casualty care and tactical medical principles
Advanced patient assessment in dynamic environments
Massive hemorrhage control (tourniquets, hemostatic agents, junctional bleeding)
Airway management (basic to advanced adjuncts)
Respiratory trauma management (chest seals, needle decompression*)
Shock recognition and resuscitation strategies
Fluid management and prolonged field care concepts
Analgesia and medication considerations in the field
Triage and Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) management
Casualty evacuation and coordination with EMS/hospital systems
Documentation and communication in tactical operations