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QxALS Adulto 2026 Instructor Training

We are not looking for people who repeat what we already know. We seek professionals who can contribute what we still need to learn.

6–10primary positions
2entry pathways
Paidteaching work
Endorsed byConsejo Latinoamericano de Reanimación en Situaciones Especiales
Dr. Rafael Herrera
Dr. Rafael HerreraREASEL Director · QxALS Academic Director

Your interest can also become a national pathway.

The main call is for Mexico, but international interest will not be lost. We will register interested professionals by country to connect them with existing sites, form groups and develop new national pathways under REASEL's academic and methodological guidance.

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Countries with an active structure

In Ecuador and Bolivia, interested professionals may progressively join local teams and processes, always with REASEL training, follow-up and validation.

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Countries without an established center

The interested-professionals database will help build critical mass, identify leaders, connect host institutions and construct a Provider–Instructor–Supervised Practice pathway.

Registering interest does not guarantee the immediate opening of a site, course or instructor position. It enables us to organize the right people and build each process responsibly.

We want to hear from you

Dr. Rafael Eduardo Herrera Elizalde

REASEL Director · CLREASE President and Founder · QxALS Academic Director

I am certain that there are people who know more than we do in specific areas. We want to listen to them, learn from them and give them a place in the project so that the entire team can grow.

For years, REASEL has built the space, platform, academic validation and a community committed to transforming the response to cardiac arrest in special situations. We now want to open this effort to professionals who can contribute their experience and use education to transform practice, make a lasting impact on learners and improve team response in every resuscitation event.

We listen to youYour experience can transform the team.
We support youTraining, mentoring, practice and feedback.
We grow with youWe do not want you to repeat our voice; we want to hear yours.
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We are not here to train the protagonists of resuscitation.

We are here to train professionals who can make a team work.

In the operating room, leadership does not mean everyone trying to direct at the same time. It means knowing when to coordinate, when to perform, when to support and how always to integrate with what the patient and team need.

An ecosystem for teaching, research and growth

Training takes place within an academic structure that connects education, simulation, clinical practice, research, publications, international representation and regional collaboration.

Discover the REASEL platform
REASEL

Resuscitation in Special Situations Latin America

The academic and operational platform that develops programs, materials, courses, simulation and projects in in-hospital resuscitation.

QxALS

Advanced Life Support in the Operating Room

The program that integrates physiology, monitoring, teamwork and cause resolution in the perioperative environment.

CathALS

Advanced life support in the cardiac catheterization laboratory

A program with an educational architecture similar to QxALS, focused on circulatory arrest during catheterization and interventional procedures.

CALS

Cardiac Advanced Life Support

An international program structured for cardiac arrest after cardiac surgery. REASEL has participated in its teaching and Latin American representation for approximately eight years.

Niños Reanimando México

Building a culture of resuscitation from childhood

An educational initiative that introduces resuscitation to children and young people, strengthens the community and fosters an earlier social response.

CLREASE

Latin American Council for Resuscitation in Special Situations

The scientific and regional structure that promotes thematic lines, publications, committees, congresses and Latin American collaboration.

We seek clinical experience and a particular way of working

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Professional profile

  • Anesthesiology and subspecialties
  • Surgery and surgical specialties
  • Critical care, emergency medicine and cardiology
  • Perioperative and critical care nursing
  • Perfusion, ECMO and hemodynamics
  • Residents and other in-hospital profiles
B

Human and academic profile

  • Reliability and ability to honor agreements
  • Openness to feedback
  • Initiative and progressive autonomy
  • Willingness to study and stay current
  • Ability to join and work within teams
  • Interest in building something broader than a certification

Two pathways. The same accreditation standard.

We are committed to identifying candidates with the greatest potential, even when they have not yet completed the prior online and in-person QxALS training. An integrated pathway preserves every requirement and may conclude, after each stage is passed, with validation as a QxALS Instructor.

DIRECT PATHWAY

You are already a QxALS provider

$7,500 MXN

Virtual instructor training, an in-person day, two supervised teaching practices, assessment and support.

Payment 1: $3,750 upon formally accepting the position. Payment 2: $3,750 before internal materials are released and the instructor-specific phase begins.

  • The full amount is not required at the outset.
  • The second payment occurs only after acceptance and before access to protected content.
INTEGRATED PATHWAY

You still need to complete QxALS

$12,500 MXN

The process is divided into stages. QxALS Adulto provider training is completed first; after passing it, instructor training is activated.

Stage 1: QxALS Adulto, $5,000 MXN. Stage 2: instructor training, $7,500 MXN in two payments of $3,750.

  • You do not have to pay $12,500 MXN at once.
  • Access to internal instructor materials begins after passing QxALS as a provider.
  • REASEL may agree on an individualized schedule for selected profiles.

How your training will work

Estimated individual duration: between 6 and 12 months.This does not mean twelve months of continuous classes. The period includes virtual preparation, practice in real courses, site availability, assessment and possible remediation activities.
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Virtual QxALS preparation

Program knowledge and, when applicable, completion of the online provider component.

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In-person provider day

Experience the course as a participant and demonstrate the corresponding competencies.

03

Virtual instructor training

REASEL methodology, simulation, teaching, assessment, debriefing, confidentiality and intellectual property.

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In-person instructor day

Microteaching, operations, scenarios, software, feedback, assessment and remediation.

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First supervised practice

Guided participation in a real course with objectives and structured feedback.

06

Second supervised practice

Progressively autonomous performance in stations, scenarios, assessment and debriefing.

07

Accreditation assessment

Clinical, teaching, operational, professional and methodological evaluation.

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Remediation when needed

One additional practice is included when progress is present and a specific area needs strengthening.

We select potential, commitment and capacity for growth

ApplicationForm, résumé, statement of intent, clinical reflection and recommendation.
ReviewAssessment of profile, experience, availability and alignment with the project.
EvaluationPerioperative resuscitation fundamentals, clinical reasoning, teamwork and learning capacity.
InterviewApproximately 20-minute virtual conversation.
DeliberationREASEL leadership with advice from two active instructors.
OutcomePrimary candidate, conditional acceptance, alternate, future cohort or not selected.

After you are accredited as a QxALS Instructor, your work is paid.

The investment is already explained in the two entry pathways. Here we present exclusively how teaching work is recognized after training and accreditation have been completed successfully.

Each course has one QxALS Course Coordinator and may include one or more QxALS Instructors.

$4,000 MXNQxALS InstructorThere may be one or more per course, according to participant numbers, stations and academic needs.
$5,000 MXNQxALS Course CoordinatorOne per edition; coordinates the academic, operational and documentary execution of the course.

Coordination is a role assigned for a specific edition. It is not a permanent category or separate hierarchy within the teaching team.

During training and supervised practices, expenses are the candidate's responsibility unless written authorization states otherwise. When an accredited instructor is called to work outside their city, REASEL will cover previously authorized expenses.

The complete call in PDF will contain detailed rules on fees, roles, travel, cancellations, invoicing and collaboration per event.

View the full terms online

A pathway to teach, publish and become a reference

Teach
Deepen
Research
Publish
Represent
Train others

Publications

Reviews, clinical cases, educational research, algorithms, consensus documents and manuscripts.

Congresses

Workshops, lectures, roundtables, panels, abstracts and institutional representation.

CLREASE

Opportunity to aspire to thematic groups, projects, scientific lines and committees.

Subject expertise

Obstetrics, pediatrics, cardiac surgery, ECMO, hemodynamics, obesity, LAST and other special situations.

Authorships, invitations, responsibilities and positions depend on real contributions, preparation, compliance, ethical criteria and available opportunities.

Proposed schedule

Dates may change due to site availability, travel, the academic calendar or operational conditions. Any adjustment will be communicated in advance.

15 JULCall published
22 JUL · 20:00 h CDMXVirtual information session
09 AUGApplications close
10–21 AUGAssessments and interviews
24 AUGResults announced
31 AUG–23 OCTVirtual training and preparation
29 OCTIn-person instructor day
30 OCTFirst supervised practice for eligible candidates

Frequently asked questions

Yes. High-potential profiles may receive conditional acceptance into the integrated Provider–Instructor pathway.

No. Teaching or simulation experience is desirable, but not mandatory.

Yes, provided they can meet the dates, obtain the necessary permissions and commit to the process.

No. They are part of the academic stage. Payment begins after accreditation as a QxALS Instructor.

No. Each participation is agreed per event according to needs, performance and availability.

The network includes courses at other sites in Mexico. Assignment depends on availability, supervision and academic needs.

They will be registered by country to connect them with existing centers or build groups, host institutions and national pathways with REASEL support.

Once you have reviewed all the information, this is the next step

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