PALS Certification, First-Time or Renewal
Blended online and skills-check training for pediatric emergency care, one course covers both new certification and renewal.
Who Should Take Our PALS Course?
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) certification is for healthcare providers who assess and treat infants and children in emergency, critical care, or intensive care settings.
The course builds on core BLS skills, covering pediatric assessment, respiratory distress and failure, shock, cardiac arrest, and arrhythmias specific to infants and children.
PALS is commonly required for:
- Pediatric ED and ICU nurses
- Paramedics and EMS providers who transport children
- Pediatricians and advanced practice providers
- Respiratory therapists working with pediatric patients
- Anyone whose employer requires current PALS certification
HeartCode® PALS Online - Provider
Course Overview
The HeartCode PALS Online - Provider course prepares healthcare providers to recognize and respond to pediatric emergencies, including respiratory failure, shock, cardiac arrest, and arrhythmias. This blended course works for both first-time PALS students and providers renewing an existing certification: participants complete the cognitive coursework online at their own pace, then finish with an in-person skills session to demonstrate hands-on competency.
- Blended-learning format: online coursework plus in-person skills session
- Suitable for both first-time certification and renewal
- Covers pediatric assessment, respiratory distress and failure, and shock
- Reinforces pediatric cardiac arrest and arrhythmia recognition
- Hands-on skills check required for completion
- Successful participants receive a 2-year AHA PALS provider certification
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PALS certification is offered in a blended online format, with a hands-on skills session to finish. Contact us to check upcoming availability.
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