Choose the ASLS Course You Need
ASLS Pre-Hospital Course
$160
Best for: Healthcare professionals taking ASLS for the first time, returning after expiration, or directed to complete the full provider course
Options: Instructor-led or another currently listed full-course format
Choose the initial course when you do not hold a current card that qualifies for renewal. Review the registration listing for required pre-course work, assessment, BLS expectations, course materials, and scheduled duration.
Our ASLS Certification Course in Honolulu is designed for healthcare professionals who manage cardiovascular emergencies such as cardiac arrest, stroke, and other life-threatening events. Gain advanced skills in ECG interpretation, airway management, pharmacology, and team dynamics.
View ASLS CertificationASLS In-Hospital Course
$165
Best for: Current ASLS providers who meet the eligibility requirements in the scheduled listing
Options: Focused renewal pathway with required pre-course work and hands-on assessment
Renewal is intended for current providers. If your ASLS card is expired, choose the initial course unless Defib Hawaii confirms another eligible pathway. Stay up-to-date with the latest guidelines and maintain your readiness for emergencies with our ASLS Recertification course.
Refresh your skills in advanced life-saving interventions and team leadership. Renew your ASLS certification in Hawaii with confidence and continue delivering critical care.
View ASLS RenewalWhat is ASLS?
Advanced Stroke Life Support (ASLS) is a specialized training program designed to equip healthcare professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to quickly recognize and manage stroke emergencies. The program focuses on the early identification of stroke symptoms, rapid assessment, and the initiation of appropriate prehospital and in-hospital interventions. The ASLS course is widely implemented in stroke centers and hospitals to improve patient outcomes through standardized, evidence-based care practices.
ASLS Certification Course Details:
- Includes: Stroke assessment, time-sensitive interventions, and best-practice protocols
- Format: In-person, group or blended
- Duration: Approx. 6–8 hours
- Certification: Valid for 2
- Materials: Stroke scale tools and reference guides provided
How to become ASLS certified?
Enroll your employees or yourself in the training
- Choose either Certification or Recertification
- Select your preferred training style (Blended or In-Person)
- Register online easily
Step 1
Pre-course work/Assessment or Heartcode
- Attend your ASLS classes
- Receive expert guidance from AHA-certified instructors
- Practice hands-on ASLS skills
Step 2
Pass & Get your certification
- Pass the skills assessment and written exam
- Receive your ASLS certification card instantly
- Certification valid for 2 years
Step 3
Who Commonly Takes ASLS?
ACLS may be required for healthcare professionals whose roles involve advanced assessment or treatment during cardiovascular emergencies. Common participants include:
Physicians
Emergency and critical-care physicians
Nurses
Registered nurses and advanced-practice providers
Paramedics
Paramedics and other advanced prehospital clinicians
Emergency Medicine Care Providers
Emergency department staff
Intensive Care Providers
Intensive-care and critical-care workers
Pediatric Care Staff
Pediatric healthcare workers
ASLS Training Formats
Instructor-led ASLS
In an instructor-led course, students complete the scheduled cognitive instruction, hands-on practice, team-based scenarios, skills testing, and written or cognitive assessment required for that course option. Review the listing for pre-course work and material requirements.
Book In-Person ClassesHeartCode ASLS blended learning
HeartCode ASLS combines an AHA online course with a required hands-on skills session. The online portion must be completed before the skills appointment. The skills session focuses on practice, debriefing, team scenarios, and required skills testing.
Book Blended ClassesPrivate and onsite ASLS training
Healthcare facilities, clinical teams, emergency-response organizations, and other eligible groups may request private ASLS training. Availability depends on the course required, participant count, location, instructor availability, and scheduling needs.
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ASLS Classes Near Honolulu Healthcare and Education Centers
The Defib Hawaii classroom is located at 1314 S King Street, Suite 606, in Honolulu. The location is used by healthcare professionals and students from across Honolulu and Oʻahu, including people connected with Queen’s Medical Center, Straub Medical Center, Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women and Children, Kaiser Permanente Moanalua, Pali Momi Medical Center, Adventist Health Castle, UH Mānoa, JABSOM, Hawaiʻi Pacific University, Chaminade University, and other employers and schools.
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FAQs about our ASLS Classes
How long does an ASLS class take to complete?
An ASLS class typically takes 6 to 8 hours to complete, depending on the format (in-hospital, prehospital, or combined). Blended learning options may reduce in-person time, as part of the coursework is completed online.
What is the difference between ASLS Pre-Hospital and In-Hospital certification?
ASLS Pre-Hospital is tailored for EMS providers and first responders who are the first point of contact for stroke patients.
ASLS In-Hospital focuses on hospital staff involved in stroke care, such as ER nurses, physicians, and stroke team members.
The combined option covers both tracks and is ideal for professionals working across both settings.
Do I need BLS or ACLS certification before taking ASLS?
No, ASLS can be taken independently of BLS or ACLS. However, having a background in basic or advanced life support may enhance your understanding of stroke-related emergencies.
Is the ASLS certification course available entirely online?
No. While blended learning includes an online component, an in-person skills session is mandatory to demonstrate hands-on stroke assessment and treatment techniques.
Is this ASLS certification accepted nationwide?
Yes. Our ASLS certification is nationally recognized and aligned with the latest evidence-based stroke care standards, making it accepted by hospitals, EMS agencies, and clinical institutions across the U.S.