PALS Provider

AHA PALS PROVIDER CLASS

REGISTER FOR PALS PART I ONLINE

HeartCode PALS Part 1 is for healthcare providers who respond to emergencies in infants and children.

AHA PEDIATRIC ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT (PALS) PROVIDER

HeartCode PALS Part 1 is a web-based, self-directed program that teaches healthcare providers knowledge and skills needed to recognize and prevent cardiopulmonary arrest in infants and children. This program uses eSimulation technology to allow students to assess and treat patients in virtual healthcare settings. In this environment, students apply their knowledge to real-time decision-making and skills development. Debriefings and coaching are provided immediately after each simulation to facilitate learning about pediatric advanced life support.

After completing Part 1, students practice and test their skills with an AHA PALS Instructor. Upon successful completion of all parts of the course, students are emailed an AHA PALS course completion card, valid for two years. Continuing education credit is available for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and EMT/paramedics.

$285 Initial or Renewal

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THE PALS CERTIFICATION COURSE IS AVAILABLE ONLINE

Complete part I at home, and come in to complete a skills check-off!

AHA PALS CERTIFICATION Course Overview

HeartCode PALS Part 1 is for healthcare providers who respond to emergencies in infants and children. This includes personnel in emergency response, emergency medicine, intensive care and critical care units such as physicians, nurses, paramedics and others who need a PALS course completion card and are seeking an alternative (non-classroom) method for completing an initial or update PALS certification course.

AHA PALS blending learning

eLearning (online lessons blended with hands-on skills session)

AHA PALS CERTIFICATION

Part 1 online; can be completed in approximately 10 hours

Parts 2 and 3, hands-on skills practice and testing session with an authorized AHA Instructor or PALS Skills Evaluator. Time to complete skills practice and testing sessions vary.

Upon successful completion of all three parts, students will receive an AHA HeartCode PALS course completion card, valid for two years.

If you complete the course at the RESQ facility, cards will be issued the same day. Online classes are non-refundable.

AHA certification cards emailed before the end of the next business day (valid for two years)

Upon completion of this course, students receive an American Heart Association HeartCode PALS Course Completion Card that is valid for two years. During the course, an AHA Instructor conducts video-based lessons and works with students to complete their CPR and AED skills practice and testing.

- CPR/AED + First Aid class in Indianapolis & central Indiana, convenient locations
- Classes offered days, evenings and weekends for your convenience
- Knowledgeable & helpful staff
- High quality and innovative training equipment
- Complementary email reminders of upcoming expiration
- Guaranteed satisfaction

PALS CERTIFICATION COURSE FAQS

How long does this certification last?

All American Heart Association Courses are two-year certifications

Who is eligible to take an advanced provider course (ACLS, PALS)?

Historically only medical providers that were in charge of running cardiac arrests were admitted to ACLS and PALS courses. The new guidelines and focus of the curricula is to educate all members of the healthcare team that may be involved in resuscitation. Any healthcare provider is eligible to take an ACLS or PALS course. Students are expected to be familiar with the curriculum prior to the course date. Instructors will work with all levels clinicians to ensure that the expectations of their skill level are evaluated during the course.

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For American Heart Association courses that include psychomotor skills such as CPR, students must complete a hands-on session to obtain an AHA course completion card. With AHA blended learning, students will practice and test skills to ensure competency during the hands-on session. Hands-on sessions are conducted in person with an AHA Instructor by using a Voice Assisted Manikin (VAM), where available. These skills sessions focus on meaningful skills practice, debriefing, team scenarios, discussions of local protocols, and skills testing.