PALS certification is a often requirement for all healthcare workers who may treat children in an emergency. The accelerated renewal course will provide a thorough review of pediatric assessment, airway management and resuscitation techniques.

PALS certification is often required by hospitals and organizations nationwide. This course provides you with the skills necessary to manage common emergency situations that occur in the pediatric population while providing comfort to patients' families during this stressful time.

This program includes classroom instruction, skills practice and hands-on practice with mannequins.

The PALS course includes classroom instruction, skills practice and hands-on practice with mannequins.

Classroom Instruction: The course begins with an overview of the principles of pediatric assessment and management. You'll learn how to identify common signs and symptoms of illness in infants, children, adolescents and pregnant women; perform a physical exam on patients who are awake or sleeping; assess for injuries using tools; interpret lab results; recognize shock/dehydration warning signs; administer medications correctly under emergency conditions; use appropriate equipment like suction devices when needed during resuscitation attempts at home or work settings (e.g., schools).

Skills Practice: During this phase you'll be expected to demonstrate knowledge through practical exercises related specifically towards performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques properly before moving onto more advanced skills such as airway management techniques using intubation devices or alternative methods like bag valve mask ventilation techniques if necessary

The instructor in this course will use the AHA PALS course video and a series of simulated pediatric emergencies to reinforce the important concepts of a systematic approach to a pediatric assessment, basic life support and the Pediatric Advanced Life Support treatment algorithms. 

The instructor in this course will use the AHA PALS course video and a series of simulated pediatric emergencies to reinforce the important concepts of a systematic approach to a pediatric assessment, basic life support and the Pediatric Advanced Life Support treatment algorithms.

The student will be able to perform an effective primary survey on an infant or child who is not breathing normally, has no pulse, or whose heart is not beating effectively. The student should also be able to recognize potentially life threatening situations requiring immediate intervention (e.g., severe respiratory distress). Upon completion of this course, students should have sufficient knowledge and skills necessary for performing first aid on children up through puberty, typically 8 or 9 years old;

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a two-year AHA certification card. This certification is recognized by many hospitals and organizations internationally.

AHA certification is a required for many healthcare workers who may treat children in an emergency. For example, it's required by most hospitals and other medical facilities that employ EMTs or paramedics at the entry level. It also helps to ensure that you have what it takes to provide quality care when responding to pediatric emergencies, so even if your job doesn't require AHA training per se, having this credential on hand could help get your foot in the door with some employers in your area who do require it!

AHA Certification Card Included!

AHA Certification Card Included!

The American Heart Association (AHA) Certification Card is recognized by many hospitals and organizations nationwide. The AHA certification card is valid for two years, so you can use it as an opportunity to get started on your career path in the healthcare industry.

CE's Available - EMS & Board of Nursing!

As a PALS Instructor, you will receive CE's for both EMS and Board of Nursing. These credits are included in the cost of the course and can be used for recertification purposes. CE's are good for 2 years!

Conclusion

The AHA PALS course is an excellent opportunity for healthcare professionals to learn how to assess and care for children in a pediatric emergency. The instructor will use the AHA PALS course video and a series of simulated pediatric emergencies to reinforce the important concepts of a systematic approach to a pediatric assessment, basic life support and the Pediatric Advanced Life Support treatment algorithms. Upon successful completion of this course participants will receive their two-year certification card. This certification is recognized by many hospitals and organizations nationwide.

Willow Grove CPR is proud to offer American Heart Association PALS certification update and renewal class, designed for experienced healthcare providers. Our course will provide a comprehensive review of pediatric assessment, airway management, and resuscitation techniques. To view our up-to-date schedule and to schedule your PALS Certification Class, Philadelphia