Emergency medical training with a manikin for CPR practice, with instructors demonstrating resuscitation techniques.

Advanced Life Support Level 2 Recertification

Medical training scenario with a person performing CPR on a mannequin, assisted by rescue personnel in safety gloves.

About the Course

Secure your credentials and refresh your critical care capabilities with EMRT’s accredited Advanced Life Support - Level 2 (ALS2) Recertification course.

Developed alongside Resuscitation Australia, this premium program is specifically built for experienced healthcare professionals, doctors, nurses and paramedics who need to maintain peak performance in high-pressure medical environments.

Fully compliant with ANZCOR Guidelines and NSQHS Standards, our blended learning structure ensures a smooth, highly supported recertification process.

Upcoming ALS2 Recertification dates

Places are limited to small groups of up to 6, so book early. $1,095 per person.

  • Orange: Thursday 1 October 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Cooma: Sunday 11 October 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Nowra: Sunday 18 October 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Bathurst: Saturday 24 October 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Bega: Sunday 8 November 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Griffith: Sunday 22 November 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Batemans Bay: Sunday 6 December 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Wollongong: Sunday 13 December 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Wagga Wagga: Sunday 20 December 2026, 10am to 2pm

  • Canberra: Friday 8 January 2027, 10am to 2pm

Book any date on the course calendar. It takes about two minutes.

Which course do you need?

ALS1

For nurses, doctors, specialists and paramedics who need to recognise and manage the deteriorating patient and work as an effective member of the cardiac arrest team. A common requirement for clinical roles and placements.

ALS2

For clinicians who lead cardiac arrest situations until advanced support arrives. Adds team leadership and special circumstances, including causes of arrest in perioperative and post surgical settings.

ALS2 Recertification

For practitioners who already hold ALS2 and need to renew their credential.

How the course works

  • Self paced eLearning in bite sized modules, done at home before the day

  • Face to face training in small groups of up to 6, with simulated scenarios tailored to your role

  • Continuous assessment across the eLearning and the training day

  • A digital ALS credential valid for 4 years, with eLearning access the whole time for refreshers

  • CPD time you can claim

Where are ALS2 Recertification courses held?

In Wollongong, Nowra, Batemans Bay, Bega, Cooma, Canberra, Wagga Wagga, Griffith, Orange and Bathurst. EMRT delivers training regionally, so you can train close to home.

How long is the ALS2 Recertification training day?

10am to 2pm, after you complete the eLearning at home.

How much does ALS2 Recertification cost?

$1,095.

Who can do ALS2 Recertification?

Clinicians who already hold ALS2 from Resuscitation Australia or ARC, completed within the last 4 years. You upload a copy of your current ALS2 credential when you book.

Who runs the course?

Accredited Resuscitation Australia instructors, all experienced healthcare professionals.