Where can I find more details about the ATLS test?
You should be able to find more details about your test day through the institution where you are taking the exam.
After registering, you might receive details via email. If not, you can always contact your instructor.
What to expect on my ATLS exam day?
On your exam day, which is the third day of the ATLS course, you will be meeting with faculty before taking your test.
After the three-hour test, you will have another meeting with the course faculty. A selection of the Instructor Course participants will also take place.
What to bring on ATLS exam day?
To determine if/what specific paperwork is required on exam day, consult your course instructor.
Pay close attention to your institution's guidelines as well.
Do I need to bring an ID on exam day?
It is recommended that you have valid, government-issued identification on your person on exam day.
Can I use scratch paper on the ATLS exam?
The ATLS exam does not require you to use scratch paper.
It is a multiple-choice exam that covers your theoretical knowledge, so there is no need for scratch paper.
Can I wear a head covering during the exam?
Religious head-coverings are allowed during the ATLS.
Any other type of head covering, such as hats, caps, or beanies, is not allowed, as well as anything that does not comply with the protocols of the hospital/institution.
Can I have accommodations on the ATLS?
You can have accommodations on the ATLS.
The ACS ATLS program complies with the ADA. If you require accommodations under the ADA, contact your institution.
