PALS certification is essential for healthcare providers involved in the critical care of infants and children. This includes professionals working in pediatric intensive care units (PICUs), emergency departments, and other settings where pediatric patients may need urgent medical attention. These roles include:
Physicians
Nurses
Paramedics
Pediatricians
Pediatric critical care specialists
Pediatric surgeons
Emergency room physicians
Pediatric dentists
Interactive Online Modules: Comprehensive lessons covering critical aspects of pediatric emergency care.
Core Topics: Learn to manage pediatric cardiac arrest, provide respiratory support, and perform thorough pediatric patient assessments.
Flexible Self-Paced Format: Complete the online portion on your own schedule, accommodating busy professional lives.
Engaging Learning Resources: Benefit from dynamic content like videos, realistic simulations, detailed illustrations, and interactive activities to reinforce your understanding.
Hands-On Practice Sessions: Conducted by experienced instructors at our local facility.
Application of PALS Algorithms: Focus on key skills like pediatric assessment, airway management, and identifying cardiac rhythms.
Skill Enhancement and Confidence Building: Gain practical experience to handle real-life pediatric emergencies with greater confidence and precision.
Earn an AHA Certification: Upon successfully completing the online modules and in-person skills training, you will receive an official PALS certification from the American Heart Association.
Two-Year Validity: Your certification will remain valid for two years, ensuring you are recognized for your expertise in pediatric emergency care.
Our PALS course provides in-depth training in essential skills and knowledge for managing pediatric emergencies involving infants and children. Here’s what you’ll learn:
Pediatric Patient Assessment: Techniques to evaluate and identify critical conditions in infants and children.
Recognizing Emergency Signs: Spot warning signs of life-threatening pediatric emergencies.
PALS Cardiac Arrest Algorithms: Apply structured approaches to handle cardiac emergencies.
CPR and Defibrillation: Perform age-appropriate CPR and use defibrillators for pediatric patients.
Respiratory Emergency Management: Address respiratory distress and failure with confidence.
Oxygen Therapy and Ventilation Support: Ensure proper oxygenation and ventilation in emergencies.
Airway Management and ECG Monitoring: Maintain airways and monitor cardiac activity effectively.
Pediatric Medication Administration: Safely administer medications, including proper dosages.
Team Communication and Post-Resuscitation Care: Work efficiently with your team and provide care after resuscitation.
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Keene
Lebanon
Hanover
Claremont
Laconia
Dover
Portsmouth
Rochester
Salem
Londonderry
Derry
Bedford
Merrimack
Hudson
Goffstown
Hooksett
Exeter
Durham
Milford
Amherst
Plymouth
Franklin
Nationally Accepted
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