How many years is ATLS valid for?

How to reverify your ATLS® qualification. ATLS® provider status lasts for four years. To reverify, you can take our one-day ATLS® reverification course at any point within six months of your qualification’s expiry date.

How do I verify my ATLS certification?

In addition, verbal verification of a physician’s board certification is available through the ABMS toll-free telephone service. Call: 1-866-ASK-ABMS (275-2267). You can also check verification in The Official ABMS Directory of Board Certified Medical Specialists.

How much do ATLS instructors get paid?

ACLS Instructor Salary

How long does it take to reverify an ATLS provider?

It is designed as a straightforward and cost-effective way to reverify and is offered as an alternative to re-taking the full two-day ATLS® course. Your ATLS® provider status lapses four years after taking the ATLS® course, and has to be reverified within six months of its lapse date.

How to get ACLS certification or recertification?

How to get ACLS Certification or Recertification. ACLS Certification is required by health care providers working in acute care settings and also by providers of emergency services. The majority of hospitals and emergency services within the United States require that this certification be obtained through the American Heart Association (AHA).

When does your ATLS status expire in the US?

After the successful completion of the ATLS Student or Student Refresher course, your ATLS status is current for four years from the last date of the course. Students have up to six months after their status expires to take a Student Refresher course. How do I find out if I have a current ATLS provider status?

Do you need to re-take the ATLS course?

If you wait any longer than six months, you will need to re-take the full two-day ATLS course. ATLS is a highly interactive course, taught using a variety of practical techniques including simulated patient scenarios, unfolding scenarios stations, group discussions and tutorials.