Register below for American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification courses. Scroll down for additional information or click register to sign up. Below, we have several course options for your benefit:
Blended learning PALS courses require online coursework prior to a shorter skill session with an instructor and small group.
Classroom PALS sessions require little to no online work (other than an assessment) with everything completed in a full day classroom experience.
Private RQI kiosk sessions (scroll down past the classroom sessions on mobile or look right on desktop) are the AHA’s newest technology for instructor-less training and completed in the shortest amount of time and on a flexible schedule. With RQI private sessions the bulk of your training is done online with a brief basic skill session on a smart manikin system – using this will give a 2 year certification card with no requirement for quarterly reviews. If you are new to PALS or would like extra practice and help it is advised to sign up for a blended or classroom course rather than a private RQI session. There are no refunds or credit for any private or blended payments. Contact us with any questions or scroll down for more information.
Classroom and blended options below, scroll down or right for additional private options:
Need more options? Scroll down on mobile or to your right on desktop for our private kiosk options! You can also contact us to arrange a skill session or test out nearly anytime!
Private / flexible virtual and kiosk options:
Course Information
Description: American Heart Association certification. Designed to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to efficiently and effectively manage critically ill infants and children, resulting in improved patient outcomes, for all advanced pediatric healthcare providers.
Duration: 1 full day for initial certification. Shorter (~2 hour) sessions available for blended learning. Social distancing guidelines are followed for all classroom sessions.
Intended Audience: Physicians, ER nurses, respiratory therapists, and advanced emergency medical personnel that would have to function in a team leader role or apply advanced resuscitation techniques for pediatric patients on a frequent basis.
Prerequisites: Students must have a working knowledge of cardiac rhythm interpretation, intubation/IV techniques as well as basic and advanced cardiac skills.
Certification: This course can be taken either in a traditional classroom setting, a blended learning setting (with some online coursework required prior to an in-person skill session), or on-site at your location. The exact same 2-year American Heart Association certification card is administered for each type of session.
Blended courses require online coursework prior to a shorter skill session with an instructor and small group. Classroom sessions require little to no online work (other than an assessment) with everything completed in a full day classroom experience. Private RQI sessions are the AHA’s newest technology for instructor-less training and completed in the shortest amount of time and on a flexible schedule. With RQI private sessions the bulk of your training is done online with a brief basic skill session on a smart manikin system – using this will give a 2 year certification card with no requirement for quarterly reviews.
