Pediatric Advanced Life Support

Who it’s for:
Healthcare providers who manage pediatric emergencies — including EMTs, paramedics, ER & ICU nurses, pediatric nurses, physicians, respiratory therapists, and allied health staff.

What it covers:

• Pediatric assessment & recognition
• Respiratory distress & failure
• Pediatric shock & cardiac emergencies
• Airway management & ventilation
• Pediatric medication & rhythm management
• Team-based pediatric resuscitation & megacode scenarios
   

Class Length:

• Initial Course: 6–8 hours
• Renewal: 4–6 hours

Outcomes
Hands-on AHA PALS Provider certification with pediatric-focused scenarios and equipment.

Best for:
Pediatric & emergency clinicians, EMS providers, and hospital staff caring for infants and children.

Who it’s for:
Healthcare providers who prefer flexible learning with an online pediatric emergency course followed by a hands-on testing session.

How it works:

• Complete AHA PALS online learning at your own pace
• Attend an in-person skills session with an instructor
• Practice pediatric airway, respiratory, shock, and cardiac scenarios
• Earn your AHA PALS certification
   

Time Commitment:

• Online Portion: Self-paced (typically 4–6 hours)
• Skills Session: 1.5–3 hours
   

Best for:
Busy pediatric & ER providers, travel clinicians, and those who prefer the flexibility of blended learning.