EKG Interpretation

BAsic arrythmia Recognition and Treatment (BART)

(2 Year Certification) – Same Day Certification Card!

Recommended for: RN’s, LVN’s, EMT’s, Medics and Dental Surgical Technicians.

The workshop includes determination of multiple ECG strips.
Hours
16 hours

Course Description
The Basic Arrythmia (BART) Course is a classroom-based, Instructor-led course designed to improve electrocardiogram (ECG) recognition skills and pharmacology knowledge for treating cardiovascular emergencies. The BART Course is for healthcare professionals who participate in the management of cardiopulmonary arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies. Required course for Telemetry nurses, Medical Students, ICU Nurses, Emergency Department Nurses, Paramedics, and Monitor techs. We provide use of our Basic Arrythmia Manual. If you wish to purchase your own textbook for this course, please select: BART Manual when registering for this course.

**THIS COURSE DOES NOT COVER 12 LEAD ECG**
This course offers 16 hour continuing education units for those that qualify (EMS only). RN’s do not qualify for CEs for this class per the California BRN, but will receive a Certificate of Completion for 16 hour BART course.

This course is for healthcare professionals who participate in the management of cardiopulmonary arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies. This includes personnel in emergency response, emergency medicine, intensive care and critical care units such as physicians, nurses, paramedics, and others who require this specialized knowledge for their job
Nurses and nursing students
EMT’s and EMT students
Paramedic and Paramedic students
Healthcare Providers who wish to strengthen their ECG skills
ACLS and/or PALS students as a pre-course option who complete the pre-course self-assessment and find they need to improve their knowledge
This is the class that most employers suggest or require during the hiring process. For example: new grad nurses applying for positions in telemetry, emergency, critical care and other units; and also nursing students prior to starting their clinical rotations