I did ACLS I did ACLS, BLS and PALS. Unfortunately, ATLS required to be in class and I hope that it would be on line at some point. Concise material and great videos. Examination was excellent as well and passed them all. I did each certification in a days time. The ability to do it on your own time is priceless. Keep up the excellent work and material is up to the current guidelines. Once again, thank you and for anyone considering the process, just go ahead and do it. It is recognized by all hospitals and major institutions as I am in the process of Credentialing and I sit on the executive committee at my institution and is recognized as valid certification.

It’s comprehensive and has detailed and… It’s comprehensive and has detailed and thorough explanation. More EKG reviews on heart blocks and rhythm strips would also help. Overall satisfied with the course & rest.

A good course filled with a lot of… A good course filled with a lot of content, at times very repetitive, but informative. Practice test was so much easier than the actual exam. Need more rhythm strip questions on the practice exam. Overall a very good course!

the tech support was very good and… the tech support was very good and fixed my problem immediately. the problem i have is with the site as there does not appear to be a way to save work done on closing the app so i find myself having to go thru the program until i find were i am.

concise outline with good video… concise outline with good video presentation. Covered material rapidly and I was done in about an hour and fifteen minutes. Only negative was that the site would suddenly return to the home page about every 12 to 15 minutes and you had to restart/resume the program. For BCLS and ACLS, $240.00 is a little steep out of pocket to use a totally computer generated study. But hey, who's fault was it that I missed the free program at the hospital. If you are in a pinch time wise and hate public test taking, this is great.