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Classroom PALS vs. online PALS certification
When it comes to earning your pediatric advanced life support certification, you have two primary options, traditional classroom training or online certification. The methods cover key topics and knowledge required to respond to pediatric emergencies. Here is a tabular representation of the differences between classroom PALS and PALS certification online.
PALS certification advantages
PALS certification advantages
Becoming PALS certified offers several benefits for healthcare professionals, including:
- Enhanced pediatric emergency skills: Equips you with the knowledge and skills to handle pediatric emergencies and improve patient outcomes.
- Increased job opportunities: Opens up new opportunities of employment in pediatric care and emergency departments.
- Boosts confidence during emergencies: Helps you gain confidence in recognizing and responding quickly to life-threatening pediatric conditions.
- Better teamwork and communication: Teaches effective teamwork skills to perform during resuscitation, further enhancing collaboration.
- Complies with healthcare standards: Ensures you meet industry standards for pediatric care and keeps you compliant with healthcare regulations.
What do you get when you certify with us?
What do you get when you certify with us?
When you certify with us, you gain the following benefits:
- 24/7 access to study materials: Get round-the-clock access to study materials covering key topics such as respiratory distress.
- Earn 4-8 CE credits: Fulfill your continuing education requirements and advance in your pediatric emergency skills.
- Unlimited exam attempts: Take the exam as many times as required to pass the quiz without feeling added pressure.
- Flexible learning: Learn from experienced professionals at your own pace, perfectly fitting your busy schedule.
- Free BLS course included: Get an additional basic life support (BLS) certification at no additional cost.
How Do You Choose an Online ACLS Provider?
Accreditation
Ensure that the provider is nationally recognized & offers a valid certificate.
Course format
Choose a course that is flexible and offers self-paced learning.
Certification validity
Choose a provider whose instructors are ACLS certified & offer customer support.
Cost and convenience
Compare prices and select a provider that fits your budget and schedule.
PALS Course Curriculum
- Introduction
- PALS and Pediatric Assessment
- Respiratory Distress and Failure
- Bradyarrhythmias and Tachyarrhythmias
- Cardiac Arrest
- Shock
- Postresuscitation Management
- Pediatric Pharmacology
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How do I become PALS certified?
Here are steps to become PALS certified:
- Enroll for our PALS course: Choose our nationally accepted course specializing in pediatric care.
- Complete the course: Study online modules that cover pediatric emergency assessment, stabilization, and resuscitation.
- Pass the examination: Take the online quiz and pass your examination. You can also take our practice tests to feel more confident.
- Receive your PALS certification: Once you complete the course, you will receive your PALS certification card, valid for two years.
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Feedback From Customers
Yes, PALS online course certification is valid if obtained from a nationally accepted provider. Several healthcare facilities accept online certifications .
No, it is not difficult to pass the PALS exam with thorough study. The key is to review the study materials while attending PALS classes and practice the scenarios to gain confidence.
Yes, once you complete the PALS certification, it remains valid for 2 years. After this period, you’ll need to complete a recertification course to maintain your certification. This ensures that your knowledge and skills stay current with updated guidelines.
A typical PALS course lasts between 1 and 2 days, depending on whether you’re taking the initial certification or recertification. We allow you to learn at your own pace, giving you flexibility.
There is no strict age limit for taking the PALS course online, but it is a must for healthcare professionals who work in environments dealing with pediatric emergencies. Typically, it’s for professionals already trained in basic life support and advanced cardiac life support.
