Georgia ACLS Options & Classes

Georgia residents in any major GA cities such as Atlanta, Roswell, Peachtree, East Point, Albany or any other town in the state have two basic options for learning ACLS certification or recertification:

• A web-based course like our 100% online ACLS course.
• A traditional classroom Advanced Cardiac Life Support course.

We are proud of our online renewal course and feel it is one of the best web programs available. For anyone that would prefer a traditional classroom course, we have listed several providers below.

Name: Laurens County Emergency Med. Services
Address: 646 County Farm Road
City, State, Zip: Dublin GA 31021

Name: Wilkes County Emergency Medical Services
Address: 105 Marshal Street
City, State, Zip: Washington GA 30673

Name: Eyes on Health CPR Svcs
Address: 2001 Martin Luther King Drive SW Ste 450 B
City, State, Zip: Atlanta GA 30310

About Georgia

Georgia was one of the first states to join the U.S. union, officially declaring statehood in early 1788. Located in the southeast region of the country just above Florida, it is also bordered by Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

On the southeast border of the state is a small coastline running a mere 100 miles that gives access to a unique tourist attraction known as the Golden Isles. This is a series of small Islands in the Atlantic Ocean which offer some of the most beautiful scenery in Georgia.

While some of the islands are off limits to visitors because they have private owners, many are part of state and national park systems which visitors can easily access from mainland Georgia. Most people choose to vacation on a specific island, since each offers high quality resorts and hotels with direct beachfront access and other amusements. Surfing and swimming watching for dolphins are popular amusements on the islands.

The Georgia mainland also offers plenty adventure for visitors with a wide array of outdoor activities available. The coastline is popular for scenic lighthouses while off-beach areas such as Georgia's section of the Chattahoochee National Forest offer difficult hiking opportunities with some of the most beautiful natural scenery on the east coast.

Visitors to these more remote areas of the state give up the luxury hotels and resorts to camp out or stay in cabins nestled in the natural Georgia terrain. The most difficult terrain of the Appalachian Trail passes through this area, attracting many advanced hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Many Georgia cities offer ample opportunity for horseback riding and golfing as well.

Cities in Georgia