Pediatric-Advanced-Life-Support
Course Overview
This advanced certification course trains healthcare professionals in systematic assessment and management of critically ill infants and children. Participants learn pediatric assessment, respiratory emergencies, shock recognition and treatment, cardiac arrest management, rhythm recognition, emergency medications, effective team resuscitation, and post-cardiac arrest care. The course uses simulation-based learning to practice high-acuity pediatric scenarios. PALS certification is essential for healthcare providers working in emergency departments, intensive care units, and settings caring for children.
Entry Requirements
- National ID
Career Opportunities
- Pediatric Emergency Department staff
- Intensive Care Unit nurses and clinicians
- Pediatric ward healthcare providers
- Emergency Medical Services personnel
- Operating room staff (pediatric cases)
- Neonatal unit providers
- Critical care transport teams
- Required for many pediatric healthcare positions
- Enhanced professional credentials
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need BLS before taking PALS? expand_more
Yes, current BLS certification is a prerequisite for PALS as it builds on basic life support skills.
Is this only for doctors and nurses? expand_more
While primarily for healthcare providers, respiratory therapists, paramedics, and others involved in pediatric emergency care can benefit.
How intensive is the course? expand_more
PALS is intensive with significant hands-on practice, scenarios, and assessments. Prior study of course materials is recommended.
What if I don't work in pediatrics? expand_more
Any healthcare provider may encounter pediatric emergencies. PALS provides confidence and competence for these situations.
Fees Structure
- Total Fees KES 7,500