Instructor Courses
Process
If you are interested in becoming an instructor for the Heart and Stroke, the process has changed. The new on-boarding process is done completely online; all candidates must enroll through the portal.
Part of the process is to complete the application form that is available through the instructor candidate's own online account - each candidate is accountable for completing and submitting this application along with a $55 application fee. For more information, check this out.
PALS Instructor Course
The specific PALS module introduces the Instructor-Candidate to the educational materials and course outlines utilized in the delivery of the Heart and Stroke Foundation PALS provider and renewal course.
The Instructor-Candidate will be introduced to HSF policies, procedures and administrative requirements for delivering HSF courses, including the specific First Aid module introduces the Instructor-candidate to the educational materials and syllabus.
The Basic Life Support instructor training module introduces the instructor-candidate to the educational materials and course outlines utilized in the delivery of Heart & Stroke BLS provider courses.
Course Description
Designed to teach you how to teach people of varying healthcare backgrounds and the essential skills of patient care, including how to protect and support the life of a suddenly ill or injured person
Course Description
The ACLS EP Instructor Course teaches Instructor-Candidates how to apply effective communication techniques, manage the classroom environment, and promote knowledge and skill transfer and retention.