10/31/25 AHA Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Renewal

$165.00

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Description

Date/Time: 10/31/25 0900

Location: 3105 Scotts Valley Dr #10 Scotts Valley, CA

The American Heart Association (AHA) Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Renewal Course is designed for current PALS Providers who need to renew their certification. This course emphasizes timely recognition and treatment of critically ill infants and children, team dynamics, and adherence to the latest AHA PALS guidelines.

Course Content Includes

  • Systematic approach to pediatric assessment (Pediatric Assessment Triangle, primary and secondary assessment)

  • Recognition and management of respiratory and circulatory emergencies

  • Shock recognition and treatment (hypovolemic, distributive, cardiogenic, obstructive)

  • Pediatric cardiac arrest and arrhythmia management (bradycardia, tachycardia, VF/pulseless VT, PEA, asystole)

  • Post–cardiac arrest care

  • Effective team leadership and communication in resuscitation scenarios

Course Format

  • Instructor-led classroom course with case-based learning

  • Hands-on practice in pediatric megacode simulations

  • Skills testing and written exam required for completion

Course Length

  • Approximately 5–6 hours (1 day, depending on class size and preparation)

Completion Requirements

To successfully renew and receive the AHA PALS Provider eCard (valid for 2 years):

  • Actively participate in all learning stations and megacode scenarios

  • Demonstrate competency in BLS skills (CPR/AED) for infants and children

  • Successfully complete skills check-offs (airway, rhythm management, megacode)

  • Pass the written exam with a minimum score of 84%

Prerequisites

  • Current (not expired) AHA PALS Provider certification

  • Current AHA BLS Provider certification (must be valid on course day)

  • Completion of the PALS Precourse Self-Assessment (this must be completed and brought day of.  Otherwise dismissal and no refunds)

  • Basic knowledge of pediatric ECG rhythm recognition and pharmacology

Student Materials (Required)