PALS Provider Course
PALS Provider is an advanced course, designed specifically for healthcare providers who will direct or participate in the management of cardiopulmonary arrest, respiratory or shock emergencies in pediatric patients, and who will regularly use PALS skills within their scope of practice.
The PALS Provider course builds on skills learned in a Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider course. Learners can expect practice and training in a proven systematic approach to pediatric assessment, treatment algorithms and high-performance teams to improve the quality of care provided to seriously ill or injured children. Participants will practice and demonstrate proficiency in simulated case scenarios and will practice both team leader and team member roles.
Expected Learner Competencies
The PALS course leverages a student’s existing clinical skills, knowledge and proficiency. The following competencies are expected of students entering a PALS Provider course:
- High-quality BLS
- Recognition of common pediatric cardiac ECG rhythms
- Effective airway management and use of adjuncts
- Knowledge of pediatric cardiopulmonary pharmacology
- Practical management of complex cases
- High-performance team skills
Prerequisites
- Current Heart & Stroke BLS Provider certification
- AND - - PALS pre-course self-assessment certificate
Course Duration
~ 13h 40m
Course Materials
Required:
PALS Provider Manual- Print = RE6100E
- eBook = RE6100ED
- Print = RE0120E
- eBook = RE0120ED
Course Completion Card
PALS Provider
Valid for: 2 years
CME/CPD Credits
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of CanadaEligible for two (2) credits per hour under Section 2 of the MOC Program as “Traineeships”.
College of Family Physicians of Canada
Eligible for two Mainpro+ Certified credits per hour.
Other Colleges / Regulatory Bodies
Heart & Stroke courses are recognized across Canada. We are committed to continuous assessment and accreditation. Check with your college or professional affiliation to see if this course is eligible for credits.