At FUH Life Support Training Center, we prepare healthcare professionals and community members with the lifesaving skills needed when it matters most.
As an American Heart Association (AHA) training provider, we deliver internationally recognized courses in emergency response, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and advanced life support. Our courses follow the latest AHA resuscitation science.
What makes Fakeeh University Hospital Life Support Training Center unique is that training happens within a fully operational tertiary hospital environment through hands-on simulation by experienced instructors who are all still practicing as licensed healthcare providers, we train people to recognize emergencies, respond confidently, and save lives.
The AHA Basic Life Support course trains healthcare providers to recognize life-threatening emergencies and provide high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for adults, children and infants, early defibrillation with an AED, and effective team dynamics during resuscitation.
Participants learn:
ACLS builds on BLS skills and focuses on the cardiovascular emergencies and management of respiratory and cardiac arrest using advanced interventions such as airway management, ECG interpretation, medications and other interventions.
Participants learn to:
Children are not small adults. Their physiology and emergencies require specialized approaches. The PALS course trains healthcare professionals to recognize early signs and symptoms manifesting in critical ill children that can lead to respiratory distress and failure, compensated and hypotensive shock and cardiac arrest.
Participants learn:
Designed for non-clinical staff in healthcare settings, corporate teams, community members and parents, teachers and students and others interested, the AHA is offering Heart Saver First Aid & CPR with AED.
This course teaches lifesaving skills that can be used in everyday emergencies and can be tailor made on the client needs. (Schools, corporate organizations, community groups like caregivers and nannies, sports clubs, Family and Friends).
These courses can be delivered At Fakeeh University Hospital, on-site at your organization.
Participants learn:
Participants don’t require a medical background and should be at least 14 years of age, for an official international recognized certification.
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At the Fakeeh Life Support Training Center, we believe that saving lives does not start in the hospital — it starts in the community.
Every minute matters in an emergency. In Dubai, ambulance response times average 6–8 minutes, reflecting a world-class emergency system. Yet, in many critical situations such as cardiac arrest, brain injury can begin within 4–6 minutes without intervention.
This means: YOU are the first responder.
This is exactly why Dubai’s vision focuses on empowering every household with life-saving skills, through initiatives like community first aid programs and “Home Medic” awareness campaigns
Through our training programs, we aim to:
Every trained individual becomes a potential lifesaver.
Behind every course, there is a real story.
A heartbeat restored. A child saved. A family given another chance.
These are not just stories.
They are reminders that skills save lives.
Most life-threatening emergencies do not happen in hospitals — they happen at home, at work, or in everyday environments, often without warning.
In those critical first moments, what you recognize and do can make the difference between life and death.
The key is simple: Recognize early. Act immediately. Stay calm.
(To visit Cardiology Center of Excellence click here)
A heart attack occurs when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked. It can happen suddenly — or build up over minutes to hours.
Important: Symptoms can be different in women and people with diabetes — sometimes presenting as fatigue, mild discomfort, or indigestion.
Early CPR and defibrillation can double or even triple survival rates.
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A stroke happens when blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted.
Additional signs:
Rapid treatment within the first hour can significantly reduce disability.
(To visit Department of Endocrinology click here)
People with diabetes can experience emergencies due to low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) or high blood sugar (hyperglycemia).
Early recognition prevents progression to life-threatening conditions like diabetic coma.
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Asthma attacks can worsen quickly — especially in children.
Early treatment can prevent hospital admission.
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Drowning is often quick and silent — it does not look like splashing or shouting.
It can happen in seconds — even in shallow water.
Brain injury can begin within minutes — immediate CPR is critical.
Choking can occur during eating, especially in children and elderly individuals.
When in doubt: Call early. Act early. Never wait.
In Dubai’s fast-moving and diverse community, being prepared means protecting not just yourself — but your family, your colleagues, and your neighbors.
At Fakeeh Life Support Training Center, we don’t just teach skills —
we build confidence to act when it matters most.
Because emergencies don’t come with warnings…but preparation saves lives.
