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Re: ACLSFrom: Arthurfree@aol.comThu Sep 5 23:34:26 1996
Your best bet for ACLS training is to call the medical education departments of tertiary hospitals in your area. ACLS training is so prevalent now that most large hospitals have courses every month or two for their own employees and should be able to accomodate you (especially if they see a benefit to doing you a favor, i.e. you will be practicing in their catchment area and might refer tertiary cases their way). You might also talk to the potential employer about courses in their area. You might also check out the website listed below. Arthur Freeland Warrensburg Missouri
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