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AHA Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)

American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) training for healthcare providers involved in the management of pediatric emergencies. Training is delivered at our training facility or on-site for groups.

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Who this course is for?

This course is intended for individuals who are required to complete an American Heart Association PALS course.

Common participants include:

  • Physicians, nurses, and paramedics

  • Healthcare providers working in pediatric, emergency, or critical care settings

  • Providers responsible for managing pediatric patients in acute situations

  • Individuals whose employer or program specifically requires AHA PALS

If you are unsure whether you need PALS or another level of training, confirm with your employer or program prior to registering.

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What you’ll learn?

Advanced skills for managing pediatric emergencies in clinical settings.

  • Recognition and management of pediatric respiratory distress and failure

  • Recognition and management of shock and cardiac arrest in pediatric patients

  • High-quality CPR for infants and children

  • Airway management and ventilation strategies for pediatric patients

  • Cardiac rhythm recognition and treatment considerations

  • Team-based resuscitation and communication

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Training Options

AHA PALS Provider (In-Person)

Instructor-led AHA PALS Provider training covering pediatric advanced life support concepts, team-based resuscitation, and management of pediatric emergencies.

This is a complete course that includes all required skills practice and testing.

Select a date below to register.

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HeartCode PALS Skills Verification

In-person skills verification for individuals who have completed the HeartCode PALS online course.

The online portion must be completed prior to attending a skills session.

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Heartcode Information

The HeartCode PALS online course is completed through the American Heart Association.

HeartCode PALS Online Course
https://shopcpr.heart.org/heartcode-pals

Payment for the online course is made directly to the American Heart Association. FACTS does not receive any portion of this fee.

Completion of the online portion alone does not result in a course completion card. An in-person skills session is required.

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Required pre-course work

All students are required to complete the PALS Precourse Self-Assessment prior to attending class.

PALS Precourse Self-Assessment

https://shopcpr.heart.org/pals-precourse-self-assessment

We strongly recommend completing the PALS pre-course work that includes videos for a more comprehensive review.

PALS Video Precourse Work

Training Location

We offer AHA PALS training at our dedicated training facility or on-site for groups. Skills verification sessions for HeartCode students are also available at our facility or delivered on-site.

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Course Materials

Students are expected to have access to the current AHA PALS Provider Manual for class.

PALS Provider Manual

PALS Provider Manual eBook

Printed manuals require shipping time. Plan accordingly prior to your course date.

Manuals can be provided by FACTS if needed, at an additional cost.

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What to expect?

Hands-on, instructor-led training focused on real-world clinical application. Participants will practice skills individually and as part of a team and complete required skills testing.

In-person PALS courses are typically full-day sessions and include all required skills practice and testing. Skills sessions for HeartCode students are shorter and focused on completing hands-on skills and testing required for course completion.

Course Completion

Participants who successfully complete all required skills and testing will receive an American Heart Association PALS course completion card (eCard), valid for two years.

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Ecard Access

Students and employers can access and verify American Heart Association eCards using the link below.

eCard Access and Verification
https://ecards.heart.org/student/myecards

eCards are issued after successful course completion and are typically available shortly after your training is completed.

Students can search using their name, email, or eCard code. Employers can verify eCards using the eCard code.

If you are unable to locate an eCard, contact your Training Center for assistance.

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Group Training

We provide AHA PALS training for healthcare teams, clinics, and organizations that manage pediatric patients. Training can be delivered on-site or hosted at our training facility based on your needs.