ECC Product Reviewers

As a reviewer of American Heart Association (AHA) Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) training materials and documents, you will provide a critical review. 

Qualifications

Each applicant must be fluent in English and a native speaker of the language. The reviewer must be willing to volunteer 18-24 months to review AHA material and is required to communicate regularly with AHA staff.  Applicant must be familiar with AHA /ECC guidelines and training.  Reviewers must live in the country, have expert knowledge of the subject, and posses a working knowledge of AHA science and training. 

Languages

Accepting application for the following languages: Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, German, Polish, Korean, Russian, Korean, Hindi, Urdu, Vietnamese.

Deadline for application acceptance is Oct. 1, 2009.  The AHA plans to continue expanding its product offerings into many more languages.  So please bookmark this page.  We will be updating with new requests for ECC product reviewers as our product offerings expand into new languages.

Additonal Information

American Heart Association		Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) Programs		ECC Products for Review
The American Heart Association (AHA) provides emergency cardiovascular care to encourage the development of Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) lifesaving training programs worldwide. The AHA is a national voluntary health agency whose mission is “Building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.”		The American Heart Association’s Emergency Cardiovascular Care Programs deliver a dynamic message of hope — the hope of saving lives. ECC programs educate healthcare providers, caregivers and the general public about how to respond to emergencies.  ECC programs train more than 9 million people every year.		ECC has extensive experience in developing and producing educational materials and courses, all of which are based on the latest scientific research.  ECC has a variety of courses, which need native reviewers.

_{Please Note: The AHA may require additional information from an applicant or the applicant’s cooperation in obtaining information from third parties.  Prompt response to requests for further information or cooperation will minimize delays in processing the application.  The AHA requires that its reviewers conform to standards of high ethical and professional standing.  Thus, if the AHA learns that any information in any application is untrue or if circumstances change after the date of application that affect ethical and professional standards, it may be grounds for suspension or revocation of reviewer status.}