PALS pediatric advanced life support training
Pediatric

PALS

Pediatric Advanced Life Support for providers who care for critically ill children.

Duration
6–8 Hours
Class Size
6 participants
Certification
PALS Provider Card (2-year validity)
Format
In-Person / Skills Stations

Course Overview

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) prepares healthcare providers to recognize and respond to respiratory emergencies, shock, and cardiac arrest in infants and children. Using a systematic approach, participants learn to assess, categorize, and manage pediatric emergencies through case-based simulations and hands-on skills stations. Aligned with American Heart Association guidelines.

What You'll Learn

  • Systematic approach to pediatric assessment
  • Recognition and management of respiratory distress and failure
  • Shock recognition and management in children
  • Pediatric cardiac arrest algorithms
  • Pediatric pharmacology and dosing
  • Airway management in infants and children
  • Post-resuscitation stabilization
  • Case simulations and megacode testing

Prerequisites

  • Current BLS Provider certification required
  • Intended for healthcare providers who care for pediatric patients
  • Renewal available for current PALS card holders

Who Should Attend

Pediatric nurses, emergency physicians, pediatricians, nurse practitioners, paramedics, respiratory therapists, and any provider who responds to pediatric emergencies.

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…per person
Duration6–8 Hours
FormatIn-Person / Skills Stations
Max Students6 participants
CertificationPALS Provider Card (2-year validity)
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